The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-18
ST. Vincent's Institute.
Exhibition and Awarding Of Premiums
June 26 1885

cAhiDltion ana awarding OF premiums
| June 26, 1885.
| Lack of space has prevented US from
noticing the commencement exercises a
st. Vincent's Institute, which took plac
Friday, June 26, at 10 A. M. Below we Civ
list of the premiums awarded:
Senior Circle.-The following young ladie
are entitled to draw, for the gold medal for cor
rect and amiable department.: Misses Louis;
iuenzel Helen Comstock. Emma Quimby
Alice Landry, Louise Ruquoi, Della Polverinl
Glare Weber Louise Subra Won by Miss
Emma Quimby.
Junior Circle.-The following for the silver
mccall: Misses Iona Weber. Gabrielle Brunei
Mildred Subra Angelo Gauthreaux. Alint
Vega, Stella Vega, Florence Constock, Alins
Leche. Won by Miss Aline Vega.
The medal for Catechism, senior circle, is
awarded to Miss Alice Landry. In the junior
CIRCLE, to Misses. Lena Weber and Marie Camel
The following young ladies not being able on
account OF absence from school. beyond the
permitted time, to compete for either medal,
are awarded first honors III department: Misses
Mare Marie Colomb Marie Von Lottbn, Emma
Weber. Amanda Richard. Mary Robertson,
Nellie Ayraud.
Second honors Misses Rosa Boudreau, Katie
Gomstock, octayie Terrio. Josephine Suarez.
Emily Weber, Ella Landry Imogene Subra,
Pauline Grllhe, Alice Ramirez Cecile Ramirez,
Ida Bradford, Clara Singleton, Mary Edwards,
Alice Erls, Resale Rodrigue.
premlume in English classes. Miss Emma
Qulmby, second class senior-First premiums
"a reading, photography, grammar, geography,
globe manual, modern and national history,
astronomy rhetoric, arr thnetic, bookkeeping,
letters natural philosophy. Second premiums
composition, botany, chemistry and penmall-
ship.
Miss Alice Landry, section second class,
senior-Iirst premiums reading, orthography.
QGOUrIntV. pInha mammal rno1or,,
and eccleslastlcal history, astronomy, book
keeping letters and writing. Second premiums
prose composition and rhetoric.
Third clhss-Misses Katie Comstock and Oc-
tayle Ierrlo-First premiums in reading, or
biography grammar, profane and sacred his
tory, Whiting, arithmetic, catechlsm, letters.
exercises .ss, and philosophy Second premiums
Miss Rosa, Boudraaux- premiums in
reading, photography, grammar, sacred and
proiana history, writing catechism, letters and
exercises. Second premiums, geography, arith-
nctic and composition.
Miss Helen Comstock-First premume in
grammar, sacred and profanc history cat
cchlsin, philosophy and exercises Second pre-
metlc, writing and prose composition.
Section third class, first premiums-Miss
Louise Guenzel reading, grammar, profnne
history, philosophy. writing, letters, exercises
and prose composition. Second premiums, or
biography, geography and arithmetic.
Miss Lou1se Subra-First premiums gram
mar, catechism sacred and profane history,
exerclses and philosophy. Second premiums,
reading photography. geography, letters and
Fourth GLASS; arithmetic and
writing; Improvement.
Miss Louise Buquoi-First premiums. gram
mar, sacred and profanc history, catechism,
letters, exercises and writing. Second pre-
1nlums, reading, photography, prose compost
ton and philosophy. Fourth class, arithmetic
and geography. SECOND premiums, Misses
INNS rpaUlnr 0rtkoprDp nj tIno
writing. First premiums, catcchisIn, sacred
and profane history, letters and exercises
Fourth class, grammar, geography and arith-
metlc, second premiums.
Misses Katie Comstock and Louise Guenzel
obtained tho highest number of good marks in
,hc third and section Of the third class during
he year.
Fourth class, Misses Lena Weber and Mario
Ianel-flrst premiums III reading. spelling,
geography, U. s. history. arithmetic. letters,
writing and eatechisni. Second premiums,
and dlctatlon.
Misses Emma Nolan and Gabrielle Burnett
FIRST premiums IN rt'allng, catechlsm, history,
spei!lng. Second premiums, dictation, gram
mar, geography, letters and arithmetic. Wri-
ing, Improvement.
Misses Marie Colomb and Josephine s,u:srez =
second premiums in reading. grammar gecg-
apy, orthosraphy. catechism, U. s. history,
arithmetic: writing and letters. Miss hos;.lic
icdrigue. Improvement. Miss Lena Weber OBJ
aimed the highest number OF good marks IN
his class during the year.
Fifth class-First premiums in spelling,
:rafnmar, geography, arithmetic and catechism.
second premiums. reading, U. S. history and
writing. to Misses Angelo Gauthreaux, Flor
nee Levy, Amanda Richard. Second premi- |
:5s,s to Misses Odile Buquoi, Josephine Goctte.
lila Landry.
Section fifth class-First premiums in read |
ng. spelling, grammar, geography, writing and |
to Misses Florence Colnstock Laura |
'rohtt, lmogene Subra. Clara Singleton, Pau !
inc Grilhe Misses Angelo Gauthreaux and |
florence Comstock obtained the highest nun
er Of good marks.
Primary classes-Flrst premiums in reading,
polling and catechlsm. Second premiums,
'ritlng, arithmetic and Geography Misses
line Vega Stella Vega Aline Lcche, Emily
Weber, Emma Weber, Ida Bradford. Mary Ed
ards. Second premiums primer, spelling and
atechsm. Misses Alice Ramirez, Mildred Su
"a, Cccle Ramirez.
The following young ladies not having been
nte,ed in time for regular premiums are
warded testimonials of application: Section
,ird class, Miss Mary Robertson. Fourth
lass Misses Nellie Ayraud and Alice Eris.
Premiums i'll French-Flrst premiums gram
lar, letters, analysis. exercises. reading and
lctation, Miss Emma Quimby. Premiums of
improvements. Misses Stella Camel and Berthe
lelancon. Premiums in cr1lyon drawing
llss"s Emma Quimby and Katie Comstock,
nprovcIa0nt III instrumental nusic-Miss
NINA Quimby.