Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-16

We think with gratitude today of those men who, years ago, founded this in- stitution and we are glad of the chance to express our appreciation to you, their worthy successors.
 MT. Tirrell and Teachers: There is much in our hearts to be said to you to- day. We know that in the last four years we have not always been as stu dious and responsive to your efforts as we should have been we remember how often we have complained at the hard lessons you gave us, and how sorely we must have tried your patience at times. But as we begin to look back, we see that your methods were wiser than we ever realized, that in giving us hard les sons to learn, you were preparing us to learn the still harder lessons of life And when in the future we look back on the days we spent here, we shall find that not so much the lessons we learn ed from our books as those we obtained from your kindly criticism, and wise counsel have stayed with us and in luenced our lives. Thoughtless as we are, we begen to see how much you have done for us, and to try to thank you in | very imperfect way.
 Classmates: Through four years spent together in hard work and fair play, we have come to know one another we'll to to appreciate each others comradShip. , These four years have not been with out their effects on us physically, men ] tally and spiritually. Now it is time for us to take stock of ourselves, to see what we have gained from this in- stitution and what we owe it in re- 1 turn. Soon we are to separate. Some l of us go on to pursue our studies fur n d. 1 ships and associations. others of us are to take up our life work immedi- ately. But whatever it is that we are called to do, let us remember the high | ideal of workmanship which our class ] motto sets before us. And as we say l farewell to our Alma Mater, let us re- solve not only to avoid disgracing 1 her, but to honor her in every way by doing only our very best. The Honor Scholars. First scholar (ClassicaI Course-Mar- garet Learned Chapin.
 First scholar General Course)-Sarah Stamm.
 Leading scholars in order of rank (all courSes)-Margaret Learned Chapin. Sa- l rah Stamm, Raymond Gustavus Wilcox Sarah Becker, May Baggott Kelly, Ern- | est Everett Forbes, Frieda Merrill Good
 
 | Myrtle Baer.
 Members of Graduating Class. The members of the graduating class were as follows:
 ! Classical course-Edward Courtney ! Andrews, David Cramer, Wentworth Wilbur Meek, Frederick William Metz l ger, Anthony Joseph Murray, PhiliI Livermore Sayles, Gladys Lillian Boardman, Lillian Josephine Brew i ster, Mary Louise Brush, Margaret Learned Chapin, Helen Louise Dodd
 Frieda Merrill Goodenough. Katherine Brewster Hampstead, Hilda Lyman Hubert. May Baggot Kelly, Faith 1 Chapman Lee, Dorothy Lester, Cath. erine May Murphy, Louise Tyler Nor l ton, Sarah Frances Sachner, Filler i Louise Wilcox, Grace Patricia Young Scientific Course Charles Emory
 Everett Forbes, Richard Rose Nor gan, Jacob William Rabinovitch, The
 odore Roosevelt Sage, Alfred Pren 1 tice Storms. Max Weiner Jesse Randall l Wilcox Raymond Gustave Wilcox, Irma Dorothea Graf, Elsie Jane Mar 1 quardt.
 General Course - Royal Richardson Babcock, Barney Berkman, Lawrence
 William Croker, Charles Abraham Haddad. John Francis Keenan, Isaa, Thomas Lifschitz*, Edward Glanc:
 Frederick Prentice Simpson,, Johl
 William Suplicki, Courtland Gladstone l Whitney,, Roger Larkin Worthington 1 Christine Bacheler Laura Myrtle Baer | Evelyn Beard, Sarah Becker, Ida Mo | Kinley Beebe, Mary Josephone Birch Alice Alexandria Blair. Yetta Anna Bot
 nick, Irene Elizabeth Brickley, Evon Mar! Broadhurst*. Mary Teresa Butler, Eliza beth Mary Cornell, Roberta Anna Grove
 Anna Louise Driscoll, Bessie Roslyn Fox
 Ethel Goldberg. Clara Sarah Gordon,
 Anna Mary Gorton, Fannie Orynthi;
 Gray, Miriam Margaret Grover, IrenC l Margaret Haggerty, Mary Louise Hig gins, Josephine Adelaide Holbrook, Flo
 "a Louise House, Edna May Jones, Fan nie- Kendall, Grace Elizabeth Kern Louise Breed Ladd. Ida Harriet Leffing well, Lillian Levin, Natalie Eloise Lyons Ruth Harwood- Mckinley. Rose Markoff
 Isabel Barr Marshall, Susie Elizabetl Maltasea, Rosella Agnes Murphy, Fred; i Elizabeth Moves. Lottie Edna Pace, Fl
 sic Evelyn Pearson, Hermoine O. E. 1 Prunier, Anna Resnick. Valentine Teres; Rozycki, Olive Maud Saxton, Saral
 stamm, Augusta Tuber, Esther Hal ! Turner Viola Irene Waltz. Rebecc;
 Wax Harrie Rebecca Williams, Mar.
 
 l Woodwork.
 Special.
 The Prize Awards. i The prize awards were announced a | follows by Principal Tirrell:
 Williams Prize: Three prizes of S1 each, founded by Gen. William William and his wife, Mrs. Harriet Peck Will iams are awarded annually for excellenc | in bookkeeping, letter writing and read
 ing.
 Bookkeeping Honorable mention Yetta Botnick; prize, Laura NJ. Baer.
 Letter Writing-Priza. Marian Black
 ledge.
 Perkins Medals: By request of the lat
 J. Newton Perkins 10 bronze medals ar
 annually provided for excelldnce 1T
 Latin, Creek French, German, Englis
 composition, chemistry, drawing, geon
 etry, ancient history and declamation. Latin-Medal, Hilda L. Hubert French-Honorable mention, Theodor R. Sage medal, Leo U. Maynard. Greek-Honorable mention, May I
 Kelley medal, Hilda L. Hubert. German-Medal Margaret Chapin. English omposition-Medal, Fred M Goodenough.
 Chemistry-Honorable mention. Arthr w Fitch; medal, Francis Fahey Drawing-Honorable mention, Susal Matassa medal, Christine Bacheler. Geometry - Honorable mentio Florence E. Carpenter; medal, Julil I Stamm.
 Ancient History Medal Maria s Blackledge.
 .Declamation = Medal, Avery H. stal ton.
 HaIsey Prizes. By bequest, of the late Hon. Jeremia | |