New London High School - Whaler Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Cije ulkelep Annual APPRECIATION TO MR. HOMER K. UNDERWOOD IN RECOGNITION OF HIS LOYALTY TO BULKELEY; THE INSPIRATION OF WHOSE EFFORTS AND COUNSEL HAS BEEN FELT BY EVERYONE IN OUR SCHOOL. (»)

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Cf)t ulkelep Annual MR. HOMER K. UNDERWOOD (8)

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Cfje 2 ulUeIep Annual fra Sl. Prizes Awarded in 1922 Senior Science Prize—A gold medal, given by Mr. Perry J. Hollaiiderskv, awarded to Robert Taylor, 1922. Senior History Prize—Five Dollars in gold, given by Dr. C. B. Graves: awarded to Albert Davison. 1922. li. L. Armstrong Prize—Twenty-five Dollars, to the student showing the best general improvement; awarded to James Walsh, 1922. James Marion Prize—$2.50 in gold to the student possessing the best school spirit; awarded to Joseph Becker. 1922. Eggleston Speaking Prize—A gold medal; awarded to Richard Corkey, 1922. Second Speaking Prize—Five Dollars, given by Mrs. J. C. Taylor; awarded to James Woodworth, 1922. breach Prize—A French book, given by Mr. William Belcher; awarded to Emil Gagnon, 1925. Second French Prize—Five Dollars, given by Theta Sigma Fraternity; awarded to Morris Wein. 1925. Junior Science Prize—A gold medal, given by Mr. Meyer Hollaiiderskv; awarded to Clarence Hall, 1925. Junior History Prize—Five Dollars, given by Dr. Charles B. Graves; awarded to Edward L. Jenssen. 1925. Bookkeeping Prize—Five Dollars, given by Mr. Sidney H. Miner; awarded to Shirley Kilburne, 1921. English Composition Prize—A gold medal, given by endowment of the late Dr. Newcomb; awarded to Coil A. Chappell. 1924. Latin Prize—A dictionary, given by Mrs. F. L. Palmer; awarded to William Reeves, 1925. Mathematics Prize—Ten Dollars in Books, given by the Class of 1881; awarded to Edward Gipstein. 1925. Medal for School Leader—A Gold Medal, given by Mrs. Goldsmith; awarded to Edward Gipstein. 1925. (10)