Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-17

ing scholars in order Of rankt Miss
 Bessie. Gertrude stamm, Catherine Cartlieh Holton, Eleanor Fennessey
 Cantyi. Jessica Elise Pendleten, Alma Bowman Elizabeth Adeiea Lane, Gala
 Reba. White. Gertrude Lines Allens Susan. .Pendieton Lamb. Dorpthea Ethel
 Frances Lee. Hazel Eudencia Ban field, Katherine Frances MeGene- Class eIft of $50. Myron Robinson Jackson, the class president presented the class gift of $50 for the athletic department, which was received by F. J. Leavens, pres-= dent of the board of trustees Presi= dent Jackson said:
 On this eeeasien, which is the grad uatien of the class of 1914 from the Norwich Free Academy, we are gath cred together probably for the last 1 time
 The four years which we have pass ed within these buildings have surely been happy ones and we realize that the benefits which we have reaped have formed 6 harvest which Is by far the largest which we have thus along we have been often guided from wrong impressions te follow higher | ideals and for this guidance we are today truly grateful
 In recognition Of the advantages which you, the trustees and the fac | ulty, have made it possible for us to | enjoy, we, as class, wish to leave some small token, a reminder I might ! say which may in some small way | serve to express and perpetuate our ! deep gratitude and appreciation. And | so the class has voted the sum Of $50, | to be used in the general repair of the athletic house and in this way | We hope to aid our school which has | always been a leader in athletics as | well as in other branches of school ! life.
 Prizes and Medals. 1 the prizes and medals. which are as | followsS
 | Williams Prizes-Three prizes of | SIS each. founded by Gen. William i Williams and his wife, Mrs. Harriet
 Peck Williams. awarded annually for
 excellence in bookkeeping, letter writ | ing and readings Bookkeeping prize,
 Miss Annie Mary Foley. letter writ ing prize, Miss Esther Allen, honor
 able mention, Miss Isabel Bachelor, Miss Marion Henry. honorable men i ton, Miss Isabel Bacheler. Miss Ger 1 trude Avery.
 l Perkins Medals-By request of the
 late J. Newton Perkins, 10 bronze
 medals are annually provided for ex-
 eeilence in Latin. Greek. French. Ger man, English, composition, chemistry, 1 drawing, geometry, ancient history,
 Reclamation: Latin, medal Miss Bes- sic Gertrude Stamm. honorable mem ton Miss Catherine Cartlich Holton French medal. Miss Susan Rebecca
 Wilcox. honorable mention James Jo-
 6eph Brown; Greek medal Karl Kop-
 land Markoff, honorable mention, Miss Jessica Pendleton; German medal. Miss Bessie G. Stamm, honorable men ton Miss Catherine Holton; English
 composition medal, Timothy P. Latin
 rop: chemistry medal, James P. Walsh.
 honorable mention, Sidney Herman Whipple; drawing medal, Miss Barbara Latham, honorable mention Miss Mar garet Kinney; mathematics medal,
 Miss Dora M. Schwartz; honorable mention Miss Ruth Bogue. Miss Mar
 ion Palmer: ancient history medal,
 Robert Gale Moves: deelamation med
 al, Ronald M. Kimball. honorable
 mention John p. Hughes, Roland D.
 Hill.
 Halsey Prizes-By request of the
 late Hon. Jeremiah Halsey, two prizes
 of s20 each are awarded annually for
 excellence in United States history and
 English history: United States his-
 tory prize, Gala R. White: English
 history prize. Kittie Mae Sloan.
 Spelling Prize-The class of 1904 gave a fund which provides annually a prize of s2.50 for excellence in spell ing. Prize to Miss Catherine Holton
 The Mary E. Evarts Memorial Prize By request of the late Mrs Mary E Evarts, a prize of s20 Is awarded an nually for excellence in English. Prize to Miss Calla R. White. honorable mention to Miss Ruth G. Hiscox. Sayles Prize, s40-Robert W. Sayles has given a fund of sl,o0o, the income of which is annually awarded for ex- eellence in physics Prize to Adrian } Howard L. Peckham.
 William Birge Prizes, s each Algebra prize. Abraham Levine: hon orabIe mention Bruce F. Rogers: Lat } in prize. Mary Stamm; honorable men ton, Robert Gale Moves: English ant history prize. Robert Gale Moves; hon ahle mention. Ida M. Heebner. Robert H. Bishop Prizes, 1st $S zd s5-First, Adrian c. Marquardt
 second. Wilson Tfbbitts Branche.
 William H. Allen Prize. $5-Meehan
 ical drawing prize, Calvin Eugen, Wilcox.
 Improvement Prizes - First, $1O
 Eleanor Fennessey Canty: second, s5
 Adrian C. Marquardt.
 I The hymn sung at the dedication O
 the Academy was sung. the audienc' j. standing, and the exercises closed witt benediction by Rev. MT. Coleman. e Graduating Glass. The graduating class comprises g :, and the members are as follows: . Classical Course-Ronald MacDon g aid Kimball. Louis Lahn, Timoth farher LatIirop, hoplan haf Mafk . off, John Joseph Shea, Alma Bow man, Henrietta Browning, Carolin | Lucas Chapman, Pauline Mary Chris tie, Georgia Wasson Fillmore, Iren
 | Gregson, Irma Hutzler. Susan Pendle , ton Lamb. Elizabeth Adele Lane, Bar 7. bara Latham, Madeline Valerie Shan ' non, Bessie Gertrude Stamm, Doro thea Ethel Strongin, Marguerit Standish Walcott
 Scientific Course-Alfred Pierce Al
 len, Nelson Tibbits Branche, Edmun : Walter Hill, Rowland Douglas Hil
 i Newell Brown. Holmes, Adrian Cyru e Marquardt, Howard Louis Peckhan r, Felix John Rossoll, James Young. |. General Course -- HoWa<d Pa&