The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-02
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES z
St. Margaretis
 Holds Glass Day

Parents and friends witnessed the annual Class Day exercises of St. Margaret's school yesterday after noon. Both students and alumnae joined the Daisy Chain to sing the Alma Matc.'.
 Reverend Francis O. Ayres and Miss Alberta c. Edell presided at the ceremonies during which Miss Doris Ann Braman, class represen. tative, presented the senior steps, house and room to Patricia Chase, who accepted them for the Juniors.
 Miss Braman has been named winner in the New England Region al Scholarship awards. Among the other awards announced were:
 Pauline Welton poetry cup, Sally Horan. Magpie award for the best prose narrative, Margaret Edwards. Honorable mention in prose, Doris Ann Braman. Mary Bassett Wheat on hockey cup, Jessie MacFayden. Samuel Parmelee Williams tennis cup, Barbara Hole. Award for excel fence in posture, Hazel Craig.
 Award for excellence in drama tics, Carolyn Pentlarge, Honorable mention in dramatics, Sally Horan. pr. H. J. Anderson cup for excel fence in athletics, Suzanne Hart. Competition cup for 1941-42, Law ender team. Suzanne Hart, cap- tain. Francis Thayer Russell cup for excellence in diction. Sally courtesy, Rita Shore, day depart ment; Lois Marshall, boarding de- partment. Frederick J. Kingsbury award for the best English essay, Margaret Edwards. Honorable mention for English essay; Char lotte Anderson, Doris Ann Bra man.
 Nelson James Welton award for character and general scholar ship; Doris Ann Braman. First honors for four years of academic work, Doris Ann Braman; second honors, Yvonne dePotLer; third holiors, Suzanne Hart. Award to the president of the athletic asso- ciation; Nancy Sturman. Award to the business manager of the Mag pie and Salmagundi; Suzanne Hart Award to the editor of the Magpie; Doris Ann Braman. Scholarship award in memory of Rev. Dr. John Lewis; Lois Hart, junior class. Arr thur R. Kimbau award for the best essay on a subject of civic inter est; Sally Horan, Honroable men, tion for essay of civic interest; Gloria Strauss, Nancy Sturman and Leila Fellner.
 Augustus s. Chase award for ex- cellence in history; Margaret Ed wards. Honorable mention for ex- cellence in history; Doris Ann Braman. Mrs. Irving S. Chase award, Colonial Daughters of America, for excellence in history; Margaret Edwards. Mrs. Henry L. Wade award for excellence in French; Doris Ann Braman. Hon. orable mention for excellence in French; Leila .Fellner. Award to the president of the senior class; Sally Horan. Award to the presi- dent of the student government as- sociation; Yvonne dePotter.
 Award to the president of Le Ger cle Francais; Leila Fellner. Award to resident senior members of the student government association; Marion Andrews and Margaret Cape. Award to the leaders of the glee club; Mary Jameison and Rita Shore.
 Dorothy Griswold award for the girl who has best exemplified the ideals of student government; Yvonne de Potter. The Dr. John Lewis memorial award to the girl wfho throughout her school life has contributed the most to the school in cooperation; Dee Anne Bonsib.
 Perfect attendance for the school year; Denise Black, Doris Ann Braman, Katherine Brown, Mary Chittenden, Dottie Diaz, Margaret Edwards, Emily Estes, aPtricia Fitz- Gibbon, Coventry Greenman, Elizabeth Hines, Barbara Hole, aPtricia Johnson, Ada Klein, Jes- sic MacFadyen, Lois Marshall, May Ann Meffort, Betty Nawrath Nancy Olcott, Kitty Piper, Yvonne dePotter, Martha Renfrew, Jane Walker, Elizabeth Waring and Vir- ginia Worden.
 The students who placed in the Atlantic Monthly Magazine Con- i test were: Poetry, Margaret Ed wards, Marilyn Walker; prose, Leila Fellner, Doris Ann Braman.