Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
BALTIC ACADEMY GRADUATION
 MARKS ITS 46TH YEAT

BALTIC ACADEMY GRADUATION
 . MARKS ITS 46TH YEAR
 Tuesday morning occurred the gradua -tion exercises at the Academy of the Holy; Family at Baltic, making the 18th year since the Academy first opened its door as a young ladies boarding school. Each year has been crowned with suc- cess, and yearly increasing numbers of pupils attest the. satisfactory work ac- .complishedg by this school which stands for what is true and best in an educa- tion. aiming to form girls into earnest, useful women fitted to become staunch Supporters of all. that is best in their | homes and nation,
 A large number of guests, relatives and friends of the pupils and school, Were present at the impressive gradua- ton exercises which were held at 10 O. clock in St..Mary's church, Baltic, when a, solemn high mass was celebrated by the Rev. W. c. O'Brien of Hartford. Rev U. o. |BeHerose of Taftville deacon, Eev. J. McCabe of Jewett City, subdeacon.
 Attending the mass in the sanctuary were Rev. J. J. Papillon, Willimantic ; Rev. D. NJ Donnelly, Grosvenordale, Rev. R. Morrissey, Plainfield; Rev. H. s. Cas- sidy, Hartford; Rev. John Quinn. Rev. William Quinn Rev. J. V. E. Belanger, Hartford Rev. N. Falatico. chaplain at the United States submarine base at New London, Rev. T. Lynch, Ansonia, Rev H. Chagnon, Rev. J. H. Seiferman, Putnam. Rev. A. A. Jalbert, Baltic. , The Academy pupils choir which rem dered the beautiful parts of the mass {, received warm praise for the splendid manner in which they executed their diff | ficult selections.
 1 The baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. 1 Cornelius Rulings of Waterbury was a | Se,,l of ffa hoa | and solid principles which it expressed and the force and scholarly manner of | its delivery and form. He took his main thoughts from the class motto Per Ardua [ ad Alta:
 Honors at Graduation.
 Graduation honors in the academic de- l pertinent conferred on Miss Alexina Ma l rion Caisse, Willimantic Miss Antonis l Maria Gregoire, New Bedford. Mass. i; l Miss Edna Lucy aLaramee, Willimantic Miss. Loretta :MuHigan Tobin. Norwich 1 Diploma for studio and high schoo l drawing awarded to Miss Catherine Mary | ALonacella, Hartford.
 l Graduating honors in the commercial | depa rtment conferred on Miss Alice
 Magdalen Connolly, Springfield, Vt; Mis- Albina Catherine Disco. Norwich Mis-
 Pearl Marie Leaney, Syracuse. N. Y. 1 Miss Diana Marie Marsan, Taftville
 Miss Frances Mary Mcclure, New Ha ven; Miss Gertrude Catherine Maho
 ney, of Hartford.
 T Gold Medals.
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine i
 the academic department awarded to Mis-
 Margaret Pagan, Waterbury.
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine i f the commercial department awarded t Miss Alice Magdalen Connolly, Spring field, Vt
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine i , the eighth grade awarded to Miss Mar , guerite Charlotte Chartier, Pittsburgh l Penn.
 :, Gold medal for scholarship in tn . academic department awarded to Mis- , Madeline Lynch. Waterbury.
 Gold medal for scholarship in eight grade awarded to Miss Marguerit Charlotte Charter, Pittsburgh, Penn.
 Gold medal for stenography in commel I cial department awarded to Miss Pea
 Marie Leaney, Syracuse, N. Y. Gold medal for typewriting in con : merciaf department awarded to Miss D 1. ana Marie Marsan, Taftville. vt Gold medal for English in academ n department awarded to Miss Lorett
 Mulligan, Tobin, Norwich.
 fl Gold medal for composition in eight v-I grade awarded to Miss Anna Teresa Gel < nelly, Springfield, Vt.
 b Gold medal for French in commerci s l department awarded to Miss Maj n 1 Frances Mahaney, Hartford
 Gold medal for English in academ r department awarded to Miss Arlel :. ! Healey, South Manchester.
 Life membership certificate of accura
 | ct on 1O1l vii. r- d l ana Marie Marsan. Taftville. II Underwood 'sixty-word certifica , awarded to Miss Pearl Marie Leane
 Syracuse, N. r
 Underwood sixty-word certifcat o Taftville. Remington gold medal in the comme :. claI department awarded to Miss Dial
 Marie Marsan, Taftville.
 Awarding of typewriting certificates al / bookkeeping diplomas:
 Remington certificate awarded to Mi
 Gertrude Catherine Mahaney HartfoI \ onoerWood certificates awarded le Miss .A1erence Elizabeth Auclair n. " ielson; Miss Alice Magdalen connnn 1t Sprlngheld, Vt; Miss Albina Catbt E. line Disco Norwich: Miss Katbr in Veronica Kelly. Middletown; Miss Ro 'n \. Lapenta, Hartford; Miss Gertr,I E Satnerlne Mahaney, Hartford; Mi D. Frances Mary Mcclure. New Hayer III Miss Frances Dorothy Phillips, New Yo h. city, NY. i0 shl Bookkeeping diplomas awarded to N, n Merence Elizabeth Auclair. Danielso, f. MISS Margaret Mary Begley. Hartfor d. MISS Sadie Agnes Coogan. New Have as S,tss l(orls Laurentine Cotter. Hartfor Id MSS Lillian Justine Cullina, Torrjnpto
 MISS Delphine Anita Foti. willimanti
 MISS Helen Catherine Jordan. New H
 ven: Miss Kathryn Jacauline T,vrc
 Meriden; Miss ESq Gertrude Mcon. NY, & Me% Haven; Miss Elizabeth Dorotf 'n Meskell, Waterbury :. Miss Frances no, ' thy Phillips, New York city.
 II. Grammar grade certificates awsr5.a . MSS Marguerite Charlotte ChariterS 'h 1ittsourgh, Penn. Miss Anna Ts-, sr connolly Springfield. Vt Miss HeI irene Cuddy, Bridgeport; Miss len, CT CT Asnea Franklin, Waterbury; M rt Margaret Helen Anastasia H;,ri es Inompsonyille Miss Agnes Touisa LII La' aee' Millimantic; Miss Madel
 naaa Mazel Elizabeth Lynch, Rockvii
 MISS Catherine Mary Murphy, Wi
 mantle; Miss Catherine Mary MatiI it's McMahon, New Hartford; Miss M, of saret Mildred Cuddy. Bridgeport. nd An exhibition of the domestic sc,a, i'd ana art work of the school during .d past year was arranged in the sch ht rooms and attracted much admirinp ,s tentlon and praise. Among the exbih AS' worthy of mention were +ha s.