The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17

the senior girl of Italian descent with the highest average in all studies of the four-years' course" (Fountain pen). Won by Gladys Claps.
 il. French Prize Books. Award ed by the French club ITO that member who has shown high quail ities of scholarship and leadership in Le Cercle Francais." Won by Mary A. Stokes and Richard Traur- ig.
 12. Tn the Petrillo Essay Con- test, the first prize, a silver loving cup, is awarded to Gladys Claps. Honorable mention to Alessio Cap- oraso and Eleanor Russo.
 13. Cervarltes Prize. The bronze medal of the Institute Des Las Es- paas for having written the best composition on Cervantes. Won by Mary Donahue. 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 Michael Tolomeo and Ben- jamin Bradley.
 IS. Business and Professional Wo- mems Club Prize ($5) - ITO that girl of the graduating class who has shown qualities of high schol- arship, character and leadership" To Lois Yer veer.
 16. Medal awarded by the Hart ford Alumni Association of Rensse- laer Polytechnic Institute ITO that male graduate who has done the best work in mathematics and science" Won by Albert Kirsch- baum.
 17. Coronas Club Prize ($5)-For excellency in advanced Italian, Won by Gladys Claps.
 1S. The Harvard Prize Book - Presented by the Harvard Club of Conn. to "that student in the next to the last year of the college pre- paratory class whom the headmas- ter after consulting with the fac- ulty and the boys classmates shall deem most worthy by reason of high scholarship and character" Awarded to Raymond Coburn.
 19. The D. A. R. Medal-AWard- ed by the Mellicent Porter chap ter ito that senior who has main- tained the highest average :rl American History" To Marie Bi- ondi.
 20, Polish Centrala of Waterbury. ITO the member of the graduating class of Polish descent having the highest average for four years work an award of $5 is made" Won by Dorothy Butler.
 2l. The Joseph A. Linehan Mem- orial Gold Medal - Given by the men of Crosby to that member of the graduating class who most nearly approaches the standards of manly character which, Joseph Line h n exemplified. To Ray Walch.
 a. Good Citizenship Certificate, awarded by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, to Dorothy Butler.
 23. Emblem Certificates. Award ed by Florence Turnbull. For four years successful participation in Physical Education and for high est rank in Athletic Activities. To Thelma Connor.
 24. A Prize awarded by the Con- sell Villa Maria ito that student of French descent, from St. Ann's Parish, who has attained the high est average" Won by Lucien Can- tin.
 25. German Prizes. Awarded by the United German American Or- ganizations Of Waterbury. (a) "To that student of Germanic descent h aving the highest average in list year German" ($7.50) each. To Bette Guhring and Ruth Pats chowski. (b) "To that student of Germanlc descent having the highest average In second year German" ($l0). First prize won by Alma Speidel. Second prize ($5) to Robert Drapatin. Co ITO that stu- dent of 0ermanic descent having the highest average in third year German" ($i250) each. To John Reihl and Bertha Welte.
 se. Prizes awarded to the mem-