Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-22
o'Brien. Springfield. Mass; Miss Mary Madeline Sullivan, Norwich.
 Winnars~ If Medals

MaSS.
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine in commercial department. awarded Miss Stella Louisa Fontaine. Hartford.
 Gold medal for scholarship in aca- ,demic department, awarded Miss Flo rette Laura Grenier, Jewett City.
 Gold medal for composition in aca- denaic department, awarded Miss Kathryn Gonzaga McCabe. Hayer- straw. N. Y.
 Gold medal for typewriting in com mercial department, awarded Miss lone Carolyn Disco. Norwich.
 Gold pieces for typewriting, awarded Miss Marion Agnes OaBrien, Spring field, Mass: Miss Irene Ellen Jordan, courciere, Meriden. TyHewritins Diplomas.
 Underwood diploma for typewriting, awarded Miss Inc Carolyn Disco, Nor wich; Miss Irene Ellen Jordan. New Haven; Miss. Annette Edna Lacour- ciere. Meriden; Miss Ffdelis Maria Ethel McGrath, Waterbury; Miss Marion Agnes O'Brien Springfield, Mass; Miss Mary Sullivan. Norwich. Underwood 60-words certificate, awarded Miss lone Carolyn Disco, Norwich.
 Bookkeeping diplomas, awarded Miss Stella Louisa Fontaine, Hartford; Miss Marion Agnes O'Brien, Springfield, Mass. Certificate for stenotypy, awarded Miss Annette Edna Lacourciere, Meri- den.
 Remington gold medal for typewrit- ing awarded Miss F'idelis Maria Lam- bert, Willimantic.
 craI1 ,,aa1aI frr ing, awarded Miss Annette Edna La courciere, Meriden. Special Medal Awards. Gold medal for Christian doctrine in the grammar grades awarded Miss | Arlene Elizabeth Healey, Manchester Gold medal for scholarship in gram : 1 mar grades, awarded Miss Mary Zoe Culver. New Britain. 1 Underwood diploma for typewriting awarded Miss Loretta Isabell Fon 1 taine. Hartford; Miss Margaret Pagan l Waterbury; Miss Margaret Fitzpat rick, Franklin.
 Bookkeeping diplomas awarded Miss 1 Yyonne Despathy, Moosun.
 Grammar grade certificates, awarded Miss Mildred Catherine Cotter, Hart ford; Miss Mary Zoe Culver, New Britain; Miss Helen Francis McDon- 1 ald, New Haven;3 Miss Gertrude Ethe 1 Remillard, Putnam; Miss Margare1 l Agnes Smith, New Britain.
 Palmer diploma. awarded Miss Mary 1 Zoe Culver, Miss Irene Bernhard, Mis- Lorraine Fitzgerald. Miss Margare Smith.
 First prize for painting, awarded Misses Kathryn McCahe, Loretta Fon taine, Carrie Lettiere Laura Bacon 1 and Misses Anna and Mae Drescher. 1 Second prizes to Misses Theresa Bourret, Florence Caron, Irene Gern hard and Della LaChappelle.
 Remington gold medal awarded Misses Annette Lacourciere and Fideli, Lambert.
 i Benediction of Blessed Sacrament. 1 The services closed with benedictiol of the blessed sacrament. The stu dent choir sang the mass and benedic ton, receiving high praise for, thei excellent rendering of the difficul parts.
 Luncheon at Academy.
 After the services at the church tn students and guests assembled in tn academy, where luncheon was served Much interest was displayed in tn exhibits of studio work.
 Red Cross Work. The samples of Red Cross work gay visitors a knowledge of how much an
 what manner of war aid the enthusi astic young girls had been giving dur
 ing the year to do their bit in defens
 of Americas cause in the war, No domestic work has been done i the class rooms that did not bear di
 rectly or indirectly upon the patrioti
 duty of standing strong behind th
 country's brave boys at the front. All the needleWork has been Re ] Cross aid work: The course in cook
 ing, etc. has been along the lines c
 food administration direction. } The class voted this year to hold n , banquet as is usual, that no unneces sary expenses might be incurre Il thereby.
 Save Your Bit" Club.
 The Save Your Bit club as tn
 academy branch of the home econom
 ics club is called, mean to carry ou
 their motto in very deed.
 Many guests from New York an
 Massachusetts as well as from variou
 cities in Connecticut were present a
 the commencement exercises. Most of the students left Thursda
 tor their homes, the graduates eithe
 to enter, later, higher institutions o
 to take up some employment at hom
 or in business or professional fields
 the others to enjoy the benefits of
 summer vacations after which the will return to the academy to resum
 their school duties Sept 10.
 The ushers at the church were Post
 master Thomas J. Sullivan and Along tGaucher.
 Il; Class Officers. The 1918 class officers were:
 Class Poets = Miss Kathryn Me
 Cabe, Haverstraw, N. T., and Mis- lone Disco, Norwich.
 Class Prophets-Miss Mary Down
 ing, Plainfield; Miss Irene Jordan Waterbury.
 II Class Historians -- Miss Mario OBrien, Springfield Mass; Mis . Kathryn MeCabe, Haverstraw. N. !
 Addresses to Rev. Mother and Fac
 ulty-Miss Florette Grenier Jewet ) City; Miss Edna Me Turner. Brigh ] ton, Mass; Miss Fidelis Lambert, Vii
 limantic.
 Accordtng to the Frankfurter Zei
 tung. Count Hertling has returne from visiting the Kaiser with a1tbor