Putnam patriot., 1924-06-20
DR. OGHBY SPEAKS
 AT POMFRET SCHOOL
President of Trinity College De- livers Annual Prize Day
 Address
Dr. Olmsted Announces List of Prize
 Winners-Awards Diplomas

The annual Prize Day at Pomfret School was held this morning in the Lewis Gymnasium. There was an un- usually large number of parents and guests present. The exercises were preceded by a service in the chapel, and after the exercises a luncheon was given in the dining room. which was attended by all the guests of the day, the boys of the school. and graduates.
 The Prize Day address was deliv- cred by Dr. Remsen c. 0gilby, presi- dent of Trinity College. Hartford.
 A list of prize awards is given be- low, together with the names of those receiving diplomas. The valedictory was delivered by Bernard $. Horne, Jr., of the graduating form.
 The Prize Winners
 For Scholarship: Sixth form, first. Y. c. Lucas; 2nd, J. T. Clark. Jr. Fifth form, 1st, P. II. Strubing. End; 2nd. H. Miller, 2nd, k. Wheeler. Fourth form, lst, H. s. Kniffin, Jr.; 2nd. R. Wheel CT. Third form, 1st. J. Hurd; End, J. c. Horne Second form, 1st. W. K McCampbell; End, c. II. Chauneey First form, list, D. A. Horne; 2nd, F. B. Hard.
 For Punctuality: NJ. c. Field. c. c. Goodrich, Nj. Stires, H. S. Knifiin, Jr.. W. B. Plunkett, W. Sizer, L. R. Bowden, D. L. Edwards, 6. H. Ghaun- cey.
 Special Prize Winners
 Latin: Fourth form, H. s. Knif'in, Jr,; second form, c. H. Chauncey; first form, D. A. Horne.
 Greek: Third form, J. Hurd
 English: Sixth form, V. C. Lucas: fourth form. H. s. Kniffin, Jr.: third form, D. L. Edwards, Jr.; first form. D. A. Horne.
 French: Sixth form. V. c. Lucas: fifth form, R. NJ. Whittemore; fourth form, R. Wheeler.
 History: Sixth form, W c. Somer- vile, End; second form, W. K. Me Campbell.
 Algebra: Fourth form. H. S. Knif- fin. Jr.
 Arithmetic: Second form, W. K. McCampbell; first form, D. A. Horne
 Arithmetic. accuracy test: Second form, D. R. Plunkett; first form, D. A. Horne
 Map Drawing: First form, F. B. Hard. D. A. Horne.
 Drawing: Second form, c. II. Chauneey; first form. F. B. Hard.
 Sacred Study: Second form. W. K. McCampbell.
 Piano; Fourth form. J. s. Chap man; second form, k. w Cabot. A. L. MeMurtry. Jr.
 Soprano Singing R. H. Bateson, Jr., D. A. Horne, c. l.. Brown. A Ormsbee, C. R. Manville. Jr., Nj. H. Switzer.
 Debating; Fourth form. A. c. Booth. K. Delafield. H. s. KnifIin. Jr.. w. Sizer. k. B. Young
 Public Speaking: Sixth form. w c. Somerville. End; fifth form, II. Mil Ter.
 New England Federation of Har- ward Clubs prize for intellectual standing and character: II. Miller.
 Athletic Bowl B. l.. Mallory. Jr., had the honor of having his name en- graved on the school bowl in recogni- ton of his having done the most in behalf of school athletics.
 Members of Graduating Form
 Diplomas were presented to the following: Frederick Beasley Alex ander, Julien Gerard Buckley, Jr., John Taylor Clark Jr., Edward Cole man Deiafield. Jr., Malcolm Graham Field, Charles Chauncey Goodrich, Bernard Shea Horne, Jr., John Walk CT Lewis, Jr., Van Court Lucas, Beg= erly Magee, Barton Lee Mallory, Jr., Theodore Jennings Otis, Walter Ev- erett Palmer, John Nelson Purviance. Harrington Putnam, Jr., Donald Huish Ridgway. William Glassell Somerville. 2nd, Townsend Wainwright, Aldace Walker, 3rd.
 The annual class day festivities were held yesterday with large number of guests from out of town participating. The program was con- cluded with the big bonfire on the school grounds.