Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-16
Spelling Prize,

Honorable mention, Freda Moves, Vii olet Disco prize Anna Rolger. The Mary E. Evarts' Memorial Prize. | By bequcsts of the late Mrs. Mary E. | Evarts prize of $20 is awarded an- nuaily for excellence in English. Honorable mention, Ernest E. Forbes prize, Margaret Chapin Sayles Prize. Robert W. Sales gave fund of s1o0o the income of which is awarded annual l ly for excellence in Physics Honorable mention, Margaret Chapin, Alfred Storms, Raymond Wilcox; prize, Witter T. Cook.
 Three William B. Birge Prizes of s5 l Each.
 Latin-Marian Blackledge 1 Alge5ra-Elizabeth Portelance. English and History-Marlan Black 1 ledge.
 Roberts H. Bishop Prizes.
 The Roberts H. Bishop Prizes of $15 first prize, and $5 second prize, are awarded annually in the Senior class for excellence in mechanical drawing. First Prize-Witter Tingley Cook. ] Second prize - Not awarded this year.
 William H. Allen Prize. 1 The William H. Allen prize of $5 is awarded in the Upper Middle class for excellence in mechanical drawing.
 Honorable mention, Avery H. Stanton i; l prize, William H. Latham.
 The Class Gift
 The class gift, sS0 to be used towards the purchase of Victrola for the use of the commercial and musical departments of the school, was presented during tie exercises in Slater hall by President Morgan.
 Planting of the Ivy At the close of the graduating exer- cises in Slater hall the class gathered at the north end of the entrance steps to the Academy building where the p.anting of the class ivy took place. The ivy oration was delivered by Max Weiner as follows
 Classmates: We are assembled here for no slight purpose. We are here to express in part the appreciation and gratitude that we feel toward this school of ours, where we have spent some of the happiest and most fruitful days, days that will never be forgotten. | We now plant this ivy, as living tes- timonial of our love and devotion toward our deae old Alma Mater May it flourish i, and cover this sacred walls until it forms an invincible barrier to the corrosive ac- ton of the atmosphere. even as our loy- alty shall create an everlasting support. The CLASS supper. , About o'clock in the evening the class supper was held in the school : gymnasium. The tables were very pret- tily decorated with fiowres. and the class co!ors silver and scarlet. The menu was as follows: C@nteloupe
 Broiled Chicken
 Creamed Potato Peas Celery Olives
 Finger Rolls Lettuce Salad f Fresh Fruit Strawberry Ice Cream
 Assorted Cake
 Coffee
 Richard R. Morgan, class president was toastmaster of the evening. Prin cipal Tirrell and members of the facul- ty were present at the supper. The class . prophecies, poems and historic sketch !, were read.
 q The class officers are as follows: . President, Richard R. M,rgan; secre 1, tary. Ellen L. Wilcox; treasurer. w , Tingley Cook; prophecies Louis A Brush; prophet, John w. Suplicki; poet ess Freda E. Moves; poet. Ernest E :, Forbes; historian, Katherine B. Hemp : stead
 |, The class committee: Invitation Committee-J. Wilcox y chairman; A. Murphy c. Haddad, B . Comeau, Misses Saxton, Brewster, Young . Norton, c. Murphy, Grover. /, Dance Committee-A. Storms, chair man; T. Sage, Meek, Misses Grove, R Murphy, Lester, Fox, c. Gordon, Con. nell.
 Motto Commttee-R Wilcox. chair. man, D. Cramer, Misses Rozycki, Cor. ton, Blair Hubert Goodenough House ' Chapin.
 Gift Committee-R Worthington : chairman; F. Simpson, Misses A Dris k coll Lyons Butler. H. Williams, M , Kelley, Baer, Dodd.
 Decoration Committee-C. Whitney chairman; J. Rabinovitch Higgins. Lee , Kendall Jones, Tuber Becker, Stamm n Color Committee-Miss Bacheler chair. i man; Misses F. Williams, Woodworth a Graff Leffingwell, Marshall, Prunier y Beard, Boardman, Beebe. I Ivy Committee-M. Weiner chairman l. Lifschitz. Misses Botnick. Resnick Markoff, Kern, Walz, Wax, Sachner Ladd.
 Supper Committee-Royal R. BabcoclS chairman Barney Berllman Charles F Brush, Robert N. Peckham. Mary J. Bich 1. Ethel Goldberg. Fannie Gray. Lillian Le vine, Ruth II. Mckinley, Lottie E. Pace e Fl Pearson. Il The Mirror
 The claSS book. The Mirror, is beins l, printed on the Academy press and vii be distributed later The book is dedi : cated this year to Miss Helen Marshall.
 The Mirror staff comprises the follow e ing:
 e Editor in Chief-Frederick W. Metzger | Assistant Editor in Chief-Elsie J. Mar n quardt
 Business Manager-Philip L. Sayles
 Assistant Business Manager-Susie E Matassa.
 Advertising Managers-Edward C. Mo , ran, John F. Keenan.
 Athletic Editor-Lawrence W. Crock er
 Ia Associate Editors-Irene E. Bricllley
 I. Alicia Haggerty. Josephine c. Hol IF brook. Esther I. Turner, E. Courtney An
 drews, John J. TN'rley n The class motto is Trout bien ou rein.
 The ushers were: Weston Turner Bud n, dington. Richard Tanning. Charles Da+i IS Geer. Jr.. Charles Gotthelf Hutzler. Rich
 ard Hummer Peale Harold Samuel Prer Ln tice, Robert Douglas Sage, Avery Harri
 Stanton.
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