The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-07

| terbury; another between Ben w.. Rounds, of Trenton, N. J., and Helen F. Silver, of New Haven. Ar thus L. Frantz of West Haven was granted a full scholarship, as well as the Catherine s. Winchell prize for ability and promise as pian- ist."
 The Lockwood scholarship in Pia- noforte-playing was awarded to Dorothy I. Smith, of Wallingford. The Benjamin Jepson Memorial prize awarded to the most promis- ing first-year student of the theory of music who has had three years work in New Haven s;hools. went to Virginia M Bushnell, of West Haven.
 The Julia Silliman Scholarship was divided between Lorraine Crit tendon, of Springfield, Mass, and Melba Rossi, of Waterbury. Morris Levine. son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Levine, of 393 Camp bell avenue, is a graduate of West Haven high school and last year was awarded a full Charles H. Dit son Scholarship as well as the Ben- jamin Jepson Memorial prize.
 Emeline Ranaudo, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph G. Ranaudo, of 83 Walnut street, Waterbury, is a graduate of Waterbury high school and during her course in the Yale School of Music has held the Julia Silliman scholarship and a Charles H. Ditson scholarship.
 A graduate of New Haven high school, Miss Helen F. Silver, daugh- ter of Mrs. Elizabeth K. Silver, of 73 Kensington street, held Charles H. Ditson scholarship in 1934-35 and 1935-36 In her first year she also won the Jepson prize and the Silliman scholarship. Arthur L. Frantz, who received two awards tonight, is the son of MT. and Mrs. Nils Frantz, of 92 Fourth avenue, West Haven. He is a graduate of the West Haven high school and in his first year at the Yale School of Music won the Jep- son prize.
 The Lockwood scholarship in Pianoforte-playing went to Dorothy I. Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith, of 264 Ivy street, Wallingford. Miss Smith is gra- duate of Lyman Hall high school, Wallingford, and last year was awarded the Catherine S. Winchell scholarship.
 Miss Virginia M. Bushnell, who tonight was awarded the Jepson prize, is the daughter. of Mrs. Nell lie P. Bushnell, of 149 Noble street, West Haven. She is a graduate of West Haven high school. Miss Melba Rossi, who divided the Julia Silliman scholarship with Miss Lorraine Crittendon, of Springfield, Mass, is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pasquale Rossi, of 18 Henry street, Waterbury. She is a graduate of the Crosby high school
 Certificates in the Theory of Mu- sic given at the end of the third year in the School of Music were granted to seven Connecticut resi- dents:
 Walther M. Andersen, 440 Hill side avenue, Hartford. Jane c. Connor, 281 Grandview Terrace, Hartford.
 Arthur L. Frantz, 92 Fourth Ave- nue, West Haven.
 Brick A. Lindberg. fl Montowese street, Branford.
 William F. Minor. Jr. 460 East Main street, Meriden. Dorothy I. Smith, 264 Ivy street, Wallingford. Joanne T. Stiles, North Haven. The Charles H. Ditson Fellow ships for graduate study were awarded to Ward Davenny, of Ashtabula, Ohio who will study in Europe for one year; and to Roger L. Cushman, of West Springfield, Mass, who will study in the Gra- duate Department of the School of Music next year.
 The degrees of Bachelor of Mu- sic and Master of Music will be conferred at the University Com mencement Exercises on Wednes- day, June g.