Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-26

equivalent to the training of the con science and, urged the young ladies to carry this treasure of well formed conscience through life Honors Conferred.
 The honors of graduation were con ferred by Rev. U. O. Bellerose. The exercises closed with solemn bendic- ton of tn Blessed Sacrament. Graduating honors in the academic course wefe conferred on Miss Win fired Mitchell, Waterbury, Conn: Miss Josephine Elizabeth O'Hara. Twin Lakes, Conn.
 Graduating Shonors in commercial course, Miss ElleE Charlotte Lynch, Miss Evaleen Mary Lynch, St. Johns bury. Vt; Miss Frances Jane Mes ken. Waterbury: Miss Mary Irene Queenin, New Britain.
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine in senior division, awarded Miss Isa- bella Gertrude Petrone, Norwich.
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine in junior division awarded Miss Mill dred Gertrude Lamb Middletown.
 Gold medal for good conduct award ed Miss Evelyn Mary Lynch. St. Jo11nsbury, Vt.
 Gold medal for scholarship awarded Miss Winifrid Luddy Mitchell, Water bury.
 Gold medal for compositions award ed Miss Madeline Almeda Casey, Nor wich
 Gold piece for speed in stenography and typewriting. awarded Miss Evelyn Mary Lynch, St. Johnsbury.
 Gold piece for speed in StenOgraphy and typewriting awarded Miss Frances Jane Meskell, Waterbury.
 Underwood special diploma for speed awarded Miss Evelyn Mary Lynch, St. Johnsbury.
 Certificates for promotion to the aca- cJ 4, -l,7 Teresa Buckley, Milliville, Mass; Miss Lila Arthemise Bertrand, Putnam; Mises Agnes Marie Dougherty, Taft vile; Miss Josepha Marie Etzel Deep River; Miss Hazel Gertrude Fuller, New York: Miss Mildred Gertrude Lamb, Middletown; Miss Mary Broad bunt Whitaker, Cumberland, Md; Miss Agnes Marie Wright. New Pres ton, Conn.
 Academic course-Prize awarded Miss Christina Briggs for history; Miss Helen McDevitt for algebra; Miss Helen Morenz for application.
 Commercial course-Prize awarded Miss Evaleen Mary Lynch for general excellence; Miss Ieabelle Petrone for Bookkeeping; Miss Catherine Phelan for application.
 Grammar grade-Prize awarded Miss Mary Buckley for scholarship; Miss Edna May Turner for general excel 1ence: Miss Lila Bertrand for conduct and application.
 Intermediate department z Prize awarded Miss Helen McEvoy for Christian doctrine. Miss May Farrell for conduct and application: Miss Marion O'Brien for scholarship.
 Primary epartment-Prize award ed Miss Loretto McEvoy for conduct; Miss Catherine Lavery for Christian doctrine: Miss Gertrude Brannigan for scholarship.
 fo1l 1or{1 T by competent judges to the following:
 Figure Painting COf)-F1rst prize, Miss Julia Rempsen; second Miss Jo- sephine o'Hara; third. Miss Rena Race.
 Landscape (oip-Miss Rena Race.
 Fruit-First prize, Miss Mary Roy; third, Miss Christina Briggs.
 Flowers First prize. Miss Josephine O'Hara; second, Miss Nellie Pratt third, Miss Rena Race.
 Animals-First prize, Miss Rena Race; second. Miss Julia Rempsen.
 Water Color Con satin)-First prize, Miss Nellie Pratt; second, Miss Rena Race
 Flowers (water)-7Ffrst prize, Miss Christina Briggs; second Miss Josepha Etzel: third. Miss Hazel Fuller
 Figure (Water)-Miss Julia Kemp sen.
 Landscape (water)-First prize. Miss Mildred Davenport; second, Miss Rena Race; third, Miss Helen Mo Guire
 Pastels CF'ruft) t)-F'irst prize. Miss dred Davenport; second. Miss Josepha Etzel; third, Miss Hazel Fuller.
 China Painting-First prize. Miss Nellie Pratt; second, Miss Josephine O'Hara; third. Miss Mildred Daven- port
 The following prizes were awarded by competent judges to the following:
 Brown linen doilies, first prize, Imel- da Catcher; brown lilen doilies, sec ond prize. Madelyn Casey; center pieces, Ethel Browning; hand bags, white, Marie Mul1aney; hand bags, brown. Marie Mullaney; aprons, first prize, Helen McEvoy; aprons, second prize. Catherine Danahey; cushions, first prize. Imelda Gaucher: cushions, second prize, Mary Roy; shirt waist, first prize Anna Mainello; shirt waist, second prize, Dorothy Selinger; collars and cuffs, Agnes Dougherty; corset covers. May Farrell; pin cushions, Eva leen Lynch; bureau covers, Cecelia Wagner.
 Lake Superior drains an area of S5, 900 square miles