The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-21
Commissioners 1ehan
 To Present Diplomas
 At Wilby Auditorium
Thirty Prizes to Be Presented to Outstanding Students for High Scholastic Standing Proficiency in Special
 Subjects Musical Program Arranged

ing French" Awarded to Jacqueline Yavecchia and Harold Walch.
 '. The Shakespearian Prize ($25)
 For excellence in an examination on the play Romeo and Juliet" and an essay on 8 related topic. Won by Sam Elton.
 8. Italian Prize Books Awarded 'To that member who has con- tributed the best work to the Ital- ian club II Circulo Manzoni." Tc Benjamin De Angelis and Constan- tine Della Pietra.
 g. The Piedmont Poetry Prizes Awarded by the Piedmont Literary Circle for the best original com positions submitted by members of the Senior class" First prize (5) won by Jacqueline Yavecchia. Second Prize (Book of Verse)-won by Sam Elton.
 10. The Yolanda Club Award ITO the senior girl of Italian des- cent with the highest average in all studies of the four-years' course.' .' fountain pen). Won by Jacque- line Yavecchia.
 II. French Prize Books-Awarded by the French club "To that mem- Der who has shown high qualities of scholarship and leadership in Le Cercle Francais." Won by Walter Griffin and Madeline Fusco.
 12. In the Perillo Essay Contest the first prize-a silver loving cup is awarded to John De Vita.
 Honorable mention to John An- gelli and Edward Longo.
 13. Cervantes Prize-The bronze medal of the Institute Des Las Es- panas for having written the best competition on Cervantes. Won by Harley Dennison.
 IA. The High School Alumni Or- chestra Prize ($5)-Awarded to that Senior who has completed four years in the Consolidated High School Symphony, and, who showed outstanding musical ability. Award ed to Betty Mink.
 IS. Business and Professional Women's Club Prize ($5)-'"To that girl of the graduating class who has shown qualities of high scholarship, character and leadership" To Ber- tha Krugelis.
 Mathematics, Science
 16. Medal awarded by the Hart ford Alumni association of Renes- selaer Polytechnic Institute-"To that male graduate who has done the best work in mathematics and science" Won by Ishiah, Jacobson.
 IT. Coronas Club prize t$5)-For excellency in advanced Italian. Won by John : lgelli.
 18. The Harvard prize book Presented by the Harvard Club of Connecticut to that student in the next to the last year of the college preparatory class whom the head master after consulting with the faculty and the boys classmates shall deem most worthy by reason of high scholarship and character. ' Awarded to James Lord.
 19. The D. A, R. medal-Award- ed by the Mellicent Porter chapter "to that senior who ha5 maintained the highest average in American history" To Jeannette Nielsen.
 20. Polish Centrala of Water bury-"To that member of the class of Polish descent having the highest average for the four years work an award of $5 is made" Won by Theodore Oleschef- ski.
 21. The Joseph A. Linehsn me- morial gold medal-Given by the men of Crosby to that member of the graduating class who most near ly approaches the standards of manly character which Joseph Linehand exemplified. To Donald Moffatt and Walter Griffin.
 g. The Judge Harry Beardsley prize-"For excellence in the inter- school oratorical contest" Second prize. Won by Norman Farnlof.
 23. Emblem certificates-Award-