The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-17
Salutatorian

ana kCaymOnd Copufn, SalutaCor1an. Other recitations and musical selec- tions will be on the program.
 The prizes will be awarded as follows:
 Argus prizes ($50), awarded to staff members contributing best work, Janet Ewing Richard Ozaroff, David Gibson, Rita Stoll, and Arthur 6chwatz.
 Women's Educational Club prize, awarded to the Jewish girl with the highest scholastic average, 8 $25 war bond, Greta Hahn.
 Th8 Class of 1923 English prize ($l0), Robert Drapatin. -
 Expression prizes, senior ($15) |, Kathleen Brearton; freshmen ($l0) Judith Elwell:
 Medals of the American Associa- tion of Spanish Teachers, three year course, Mary Ann Metzler; two-year course, Joseph Cavanaugh.
 Shakespearian prize ($25) awarded for the best theme on Shake speare's Use of Minor Characters in Plot Development, Leon Silver.
 Italian prize book, awarded to member contributing best work to italian club I'll Circulo Manzoni", Angela Varanelli.
 Edmee Pretat French prize ($25). awarded to the graduate showing proficiency in speaking and writing French, Greta Hahn.
 Glee Cluh'prize ($5) for efforts in promoting welfare of the club, Shir- ley Armstrong.
 Yolanda Club award, awarded to senior girl of Italian descent with the highest scholastic average for four years, Diana MacDonough.
 French prize books, awarded for leadership and scholarship in Le Circle Francais, first, Janet Elwin; second. Joan Vanasse.
 Petrillo Essay contest award, Guy Colella; honorable mention, Louise Palmieri.
 Cervantes prize, awarded for best composition on Cervantes, Ruth Metz.
 High School Alumni Orchestra prize ($5), awarded to senior who has completed four years in the Consolidated High School Symphony and has shown outstanding musical ability, Ralph Scozzafava.
 Business and Professional Wo- mems Club prize ($5, for scholar ship character and leadership, Janet Elwin.
 Medal of Hartford Alumni Asso- citation of Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, for work in mathematics and science. Raymond Coburn.
 Coronas Club prize ($5) for ex- cellency in advanced Italian, Made line Pope.
 lily prize ($5) awarded to the member best exenplifying Hi-Y standards, Robert Boucher.
 D. A. R. medal, awarded by the Mellicent Porter Chapter for the senior with the highest average in history, Greta Hahn.
 Polish Centrala of Waterbury = ITO Che member of the graduating class of Polish descent having the highest average for four years work an award of $5 is made. Ann Kaliszewski.
 The Joseph A. Linehan Memorial Award C$5) = Given by the men of Crosby to that member of the graduating class who most nearly approaches the standards of manly character which Joseph Linehan exemplified - John Randall.
 Good Citizenship Certificate, awarded by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Rev. olution-Ruth Metz.
 Emblem Certificates = Awarded by Florence Turnbull. For four years successful participation in Physical Education and for the highest rank in Athletic Activities Doris German, Eleanor Snyder and Margaret Wilson.
 A Prize Awarded by-The Conseil Villa Maria Ito that student of French descent, from St. Ann's Par- ish, who has attained the highest average" - Gerard Saulnier.
 German Prizes = Awarded by the United German American Or ganizations of Waterbury.
 a. To that student of Germanic descent having the highest average tla first year German ($l0) = First Prize, wade Huber: Second Prize (&25O) each) Paul Conrad. Francis Hummel.
 b. To that student of Germanic descent having the highest average in, second year German (ei0) - First Prize Ruth Patschowski; sec- ond Prize ($5), Elizabeth Guhring.
 c. TO that student of GermaIliC descent having the highest average Axa third year German - (@l5l Robert Drapatin: (el0l Alma spei~ del.
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