Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-18

IL naS plate on It suitably inscribed. Francis J. Leavens accepted the gift for the trustees in few apt words.
 Prizes and Medals
 As Principal Tirrell announced the prize winners. there was applause for who came forward to receive the re- wards their work had brought them. They were as follows:
 Williams prizes, $15 each-Book- keeping, honorable mention, Miss Jen4 nie McVeigh, Miss Susan Wilcox: prize, Miss Eleanor F. Canty; letter writing, honorable mention. Miss Valerie Shan non; prize, Miss Ruth E. Bogue: read ing honorable mention, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss Clair Coughlin; prize. Miss Valerie Shannon
 New Newton Perkins Medals-Latin, phy; medal, Miss Sadie Adelaide Colt: French, medal. Miss Doris Drake: Greek, honorable mention. Miss Mar cia Pendleton. medal, Robert Hugh Mahoney; German, honorable mention Miss Sadie Coit medal, Miss Marion Lathrop; English composition. medal, Harold White; chemistry, honorable mention, Miss Gertrude Allen; medal. Miss Henrietta Browning: mathemat- ics, honorable mention, Miss Ruth Avery; medal, Miss NJ. E. Lynch; an cfent history. medal. Miss Kittie Sloan Ln6nClOn, Ron aid M. Kimball. Harold White: medal, LeRoy Amos Swan.
 The Jeremiah Halsey Prizes-United State history, prize of S20, Miss Doris NJ. Drake; modern history, prize of $20. Miss Cana White: class of 1904 prize, $2.50; Mary E. Evarts; English prize, s2o in gold, divided between Adams; Robert w. Sayles prize, phys ics. divided Arthur Willard S20, David Bacon SEQ; William B. Birge prizes, $5 each, Latin. honorable mention, Miss Kittie Mae Sloan: prize, Miss Jessie B. Browning; algebra, honorable mention, Miss ora Matilda Schwartz; prize, Miss Myrtle Mae McCord: com blned English and history, honorable mention. Miss Nellie Frances English prize. Miss Kittie Mae Sloane
 Improvement priZes-For taking ad- vantage of opportunities, sevond prize, Albert William Budlow, $5; first prize, Robert Hugh Mahoney. $1o
 Roberts H. Bishop Prize-Mechani- cal drawing, third year work, second prize Arthur Milo Willard, $5; first prize, LeRoy Amos Swan, $45
 William H. Allen Prize-Mechanica drawing, second year work, honorable mention. Howard Louis Pecknam; prize Nelson Tibbits Branche. $5.
 Heners.
 The following were the honors given in the class:
 First classical scholar, Sadie Ade- laide Colt; first English scholar Helen Russell Adams leading scholars in or der of rank Helen Russell Adams. Sa- die Adelaide Colt, Mary Colquhoun Haun Doris Miller Drake, Annie Moore Murphy, Irene Louis Jordan, Marion Wheeler Lathrop, Rachel White. Eleanor Beckwith, Madeline Rowena Perkins, Paul Walker Latham. Agnes Louise Dawson, Mildred Kin ney Tilden, Henrietta Browning, Eliz- abeth Gilbert Northrop, Harry Mar kow.%
 Son account of severe illness, Harry Markow was absent from school a lit tie more than one term. His marks for the time he was in school were among the highest of his class.
 Members of the cIass.
 The graduating class numbered:
 Classical Course Y Howard Page Benjamin. Raymond Thomas J. Hig- gins. Paul Walker Latham, Robert Hugh Mahoney, Harry Markow, Ed ward Gabriel Mckay, Harrison Donald Silversweig,$ Michael Lawrence Sulli- van, Sadie Adelaide Colt, May Louise Dawley, Agnes Louise Dawson Helen Porter Ewing, Mary Augusta Johnson, Sadie Helene Kilroy, Marion Wheeler Lathrop. Mary Esther Lippitt, Annie Moore Murphy. Marcia Alice PendEe- ton, Madeline Rowena Perkins, Mil dred Kinney Tilden, Rachel White, Mildred Louise Wilcox
 Aberg, David Leonard Bacon, Benja- min Taylor Hall, Thomas Kelley James, Arthur Milo Willard. Arthur John Mullen, John Champlin Moves, Charles Downer Prentice, Ernest AL bert Richmond, Herman Frank Stron- rri11 ID Trrv I Williamson, Harold Watson White.
 General Course-Alfred Pierce Allen, Frank Charles Bradway, John Laird Browning, Frank David Burke, Guy Francis Carpenter Amos Prentice Chase, Howard Edward Coyl,* Walter iish,~ Lynde Stanley Gay. David Kingsley Hall. Theodore z. Haviland. Harold Russell Herbert. Earl Chester Holmes, Hugh Joseph Hutchison Ed ward Cornelius Kirby, William Leon ard McClimon,% James Augustine Mul- cahy, Julius Deming Northup, Kirke Fletcher Ricketts,, Frederic Stanton Symington. Robert Hamilton Walker, Helen Russell Adams. Eleanor Beck with. Helen Eliza Boynton, Ida Mall colm Brown.* Marguerite Emily Brown. Henrietta Browning. Elizabeth Munro Clarke, Katherine Isabel Cor coran. Clare Louise Coughlin, Mary Grove" Agnes Louise Curran, Doris Miller Drake, Madeline Marie Fields, Grace Lillian Ffnegan, Sarah Ruth Goldberg, Cecfle Walton Hale. Mary Haun. Sarah Jane Hitch on, Eleanor Mildred Horigan. Irene Louise Jordan. Gladys Loudon, Myrtle Kauran Lumis, Helen Madeline Mad den, Gertrude Ide11e Main, Mary Ag- nes Mccarthy Gladys Lucille Miner.* Mildred Norman Pend1eton. Rosalie Helen Riordan, Dorothy Robertson. Mary Eleanor Shea, Gladys Laura Elsie Rogers Winchester.
 Special.
 Class Ivy Planted.
 Paul W. Latham, class orator. called the members of the class together, inn following the exercises in Slater hall at the south end corner of the main school building. where he planted the ivy with the following ad- dress:
 Classmates; For four long years we have studied here and tried to get what " ecould from our studies. Dur- ing his time UA hava l0ALSed lanQin2lY