Marywood Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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X' If R I 'I' .-X S Allin' .Yarn Lf!yl'lIlII1l, '25 SIITW' CNP 'llhe lllichigan Trust Company, ot Cirand Rapids. Michigan, conducted a Scholar- ship Ifssay Contest which was open to the H325 graduation classes of the public and parochial high schools ot lient County. The -ludges were the Rt. Rev. tlolm N. Illcformiclc, IJ. IJ. frepresented by the Very Iiev. Charles lf. -laclesonl, the Rt. Rev. Ifdward Il. Kelley, IJ. IP. Crepresented by the Rev. .lohn Illcklllisterl, and blr. lVilliam A, Clreeson. lfach of the four winners in this contest received a scholarship of Sgoo and a gold medal. A silver medal went to the alternate. lfach high school producing a winner received a silver cup suitably engraved. About one thousand Seniors entered the contest. Two manuscripts were selected by the faculty of each participating high school and were submitted to the above named judges. The papers were rated by each .ludge separately, with the name of the con- testant and high school withheld, thus eliminating all favors except the merit of the essay itself. All of the papers submitted were of such uniform excellence that it was only after mature consideration that the -ludges were able to reach a decision. bliss Nora Logeman was one of the Iour winners in this contest. 'IIHE SILVER CUP Tall and graceful in shape, it stands on a pedestal signifying high ideals of educa- tion. Uleaming silver lighted by the rays ot the sun brings to mind the sterling brightness of knowledge. It is an earthly reward for thought, labor, patience, and continual striving. It signifies an honor bestowed upon this institution of learning. Its voluminous depths seem empty but in them hovers the Spirit of Education. Large curving handles project on each side to be grasped by the hands of the willing. -ANNE INI.xeGRnGoR, '26. 1 9 2 6 Page I-frglllx In