Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-16

a prize winner at grauuatlon.
 Miss Irene A. Wholey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Wholey of 15 Park street. won honors in German in her sophomore year. is secretary of the Spanish club, a member of the French club, and has participated actively in athletics, playing on baseball, basketball, soccer and hockey teams and being a member of the track team She was on the staff of the Col lege News for three years.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Coughlin, whose home is on the west side, was a member of the class of 1919. but was obliged to stay out of college for a year because of illness, returning to join the class of | 1920. She was awarded the first scholar . ship given by the Norwich College club i and was charter member of the History i club at the college.
 Norwich Girls Win HonOrs. l Four Norwich girls. two from the senior ] class, Miss Loretta Prncely Higgins and Miss Dora Matilda Schwartz. and two 1 from the junior class, Miss Dorothy eluded among the students winning hon ors and prizes.
 HonOrs and Prizes. Announcement of honors and prizes were made as follows by President Mar
 
 platform to receive the award that had a been made to her:
 Graduation Honors, 1920.
 Final Honors. I High Florence Mary Edwards, Edith c. Smith.
 Honors-Mariorie May Doyle. Edith Victoria Lindholm, Elizabeth Virginia Nagy.s
 Departmeutal Honors hemistry-Florence Mary Edwards Dora Matilda Schwartz Classical Philology-Marjorie May Doyle.
 Cerman-Rose Frances Doherty Music-Edith c. Smith. Philosophy and Elizabeth Virginia Nagy. Kinnon Carlson, Olive Elizabeth Doher- ty.
 Zoology-Elizabeth Virginia Nagy. ; Annual Honors. Class of 1s20-Marjorie MacKinnor Carlson, Olive Elizabeth Doherty Rose Frances Doherty Marjorie May Doyle , Florence Mary Edwards, Edith Victoria Lindholm. Dorothy May Matteson Mari, Munger, Elizabeth Virginia Nagy. Claris ; sa Ragsdale. Dora Matilda Schwartz {: Edith c. Smith. Class of 1921-Jennie Hippolitus. Prizes. The Bodenwein prize of s25 for ex . cellence in English composition in tn, field of newspaper article. awarded t,
 Loretta Princely Higgins. 20
 The Hislop prize of S25 for profcienc, : in English, awarded to Madeline Veronic; n Hinchey, 20. a The Mahan prize of s25 for profcienc, in music, awarded to Edith c. Smith, 20 The Comstock prize of s10 for pro d ficiency in botany, awarded to Adelaid ,- Satterly '25. The Peterson prize of s25 for excellenc l. n Greek, divided equally between Mar e forie May Doyle, 20, and Esther Watrous
 91.
 a The Jane Bill prizes for excellence il :. Sne arts-s15 awarded to Dorothy Greg '- son, '21; $1o awarded to Abby GalluT r 21.
 r, The Acheson prizes in Biblical litera if 'ure:
 Old Testament literature awarde
 to Kathryn Hubert, '20 $1O awarded t
 Marion Frances Hendrie. 20. e New Testament literature-s15 award e cd to Edith C. Smith, 20; s1O awarde 's to Marion Frances Hendrie, 20 e The commencement exercises were con h cluded at noon and the program of tn
 day ended with a luncheon at 1230 a l. Thames hall for faculty, trustees alum S nae, guests and the new graduates. Abou r. 200 attended. Miss Winona Young C S. Hartford. president of the alumnae assc e citation. was toastmaster and was intro n duced by F. Valentine Chappell of Ne, r. London, president of the trustees Anon ,r the speakers were ex-Governor Simeon I d Baldwin Miss Catherine Ludington ( 1T Lyme, Dean Irene Nye, President Maj