San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-01
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.
commencement Exercises of st. Joseph's
and Ursuline Convent Schools.

and Ursuline Convent Schools.
URsULINE CONVENT.
The commencement or annual conclusion OF
the work OF this old established institution,
which has been in progress for the past few
days was concluded yesterday. The young
lady pupils, principally, conducted the pro
gramme, consisting Of music, reCitatiOns, etc.
The prizes were won as follows:
FIRST AND SECOND CLASSES.
Miss X; Tynan-GOld medal for proficiency
In English studies and Improvement in music
Also hrst premium in bookkeeping, algebra
and arithmetic.
Miss X Clavin-Medal for Christian doc
trine; premium for progress In English studies
music and penmanship.
Miss L. Casey-Medal for Christian doctrine
premium for English studies bookkeeping,
| arithmetic drawing, painting, music.
Miss Josephine GaTZa-Medal for English
| studies, premium for Christian doctrine, alge-
! bra. arithmetic French, music.
| Miss A. kennedy-Prcmum for general pro
| music.
Miss E. Casey Medal for excellence OF con
| duct during scholastic year; prrmium for pro
gress in English studies, scriptural history,
christian doctrine, bookkeeping, algebra and
| arithmetic
Miss J RObertson-Premiu for improve
| ment In English studies algebra and arithme-
! tic.
Miss G. Bennett-Medal for domestic ecOno-
my; premium for photography, composition,
music and arithmetic.
Miss V. SanOne-Premium for history, orthO-
gTaphy and fancy work.
MISS r. mcNeF-MeuuI Tor music premium
FOR physical geography familiar science and
arithmetic.
Miss Campbcl-Premum for English. alge-
bra and arithmetic.
Miss V. Scramm-Premium for English
studies, painting, drawing and music.
THIRD CLASS.
Miss II. HuII-Medu for English studies
and premium for Christian doctrine music,
algebra and arithmetic
Miss A. WenZel-Premiums for English
studies, Christian doctrine, music, algebra,
arithmetic.
Miss n neutrality-suspicious. for geography,
grammar, history, Christian doctrine, music,
algebra, arithmetic.
Miss A. Jordan Premiums for grammar,
history, photography, Christian doctrine,
music, algebra, arithmetic.
Miss X. Observation-Disclosures for geography,
penmanshp and arithmetic.
Miss NJ. Dlllon-Medal for English studies,
premium for arithmetic.
Miss N. Observation-Disclosures for English
studies arithmetic and Spanish
Miss b. ROwley-P Premiums for geography,
history and Christian doctrine.
Miss NJ. Hennessy-Medal for general i'm.
pTOvement, premiums for arithmetic and reg
FOURTH CLASS.
Miss +. TOrres-Medal for application, pre-
MUM for painting and drawing, Christian
doctrine, applications to music.
Miss s. ZuaZua-Premium for application to
English studies, Christian doctrine, fancy
work, application to music.
Miss T.. Kuesck-Premium for application,
fancy work, Christian doctrine
Miss A. JOnes-Prcmium for spelling and
reading.
Miss A. Hall-Premium for improvement in
geography and reading, Christian doctrine,
arithmetic.
FIFTH CLASS.
Miss NJ. Sanchez-Medal for Improvement In
English studies, Christian doctrine, applca-
tiOn to music
Miss G. Ornelas-Medal for application to
English, improvement in grammar and geo
graphy, Christian doctrine.
4 Txyna him, in and
geography, Christian doctrine, Improvement
in German.
Miss H. Cara Premium for application,
Christian doctrine, Improvement in German.
plain sewing and darning.
AT ST. JOsEPH's SCHOOL.
St JOsephs school for boys and girls held
their annual commencement exercises yester-
day in the presence Of II large number of the
relatives and friends of the pupils. The pro
gramme was an excellent one and faithfully
carried out to the qualification of all. The
prizes were distributed as follows, and con
sisted of books, pictures and other small
tokens, usually highly priced by the children:
SENIOR CLASS.
Kate Meyer, for Christian doctrine; Caro-
line WietZel, for arithmetic; Maggie GlantOn,
grauumer and composition; Ella Coulter, his
tory, Katie MuenCh, geography; Lima wagon
fuhr, natural sciences; Barbct Muench, pen
manship; Maggie Duerling, drawing; Annie
Blind, singing; Rosa Sievers, German.
Second PriZc-ElOra GTuuder, for Christian
doctrine; Sallie COrbett, arithmetic; Theresa
Duerling, grammar and composition; Ida
GrOssenbacher, history; Matte COrbCtt, geo
graphy; Mathilda Ball, natural sciences;
Louisa Umscheid, penmanship; Hedwig
BrotZe, drawing; Maggie EisenlOhr, singing.
Third PTlZe-LOuisa Wagenfuhr, for Chris
tian doctrine; Annie NOCkeT arithmetic; Ag-
mes FredricksOn, grammar and composition:
Mary Halamuda, history; Sophie kush, geo
graphy; Mary SchakelhOif, German; Mary
Halamuda, penmanship.
INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
First Prize-willie Menger, for Christian
doctrine; Anton Adam, arithmetic; Henry
Reinhardt, reading; Oliver stevens, geOgra-
ply and history; Emil Maurer, natural scien-
ces; Joseph Ashley. Penmanship, Joseph
Meyer, drawing; Joseph EiserlOh, German.
Second priZe-JOseph TarrlliOn, for Chris
| tian doctrine; Max Umscheid arithmetic
Joseph Bernard. reading; Dan Gillespie, his
tory; John Hesse, geography; Herbert Man
| dry, natural sciences: John Gittinger, penman-
ship: Emil TaryilliOn, German.
First prize for good lessons, Max P"schke.
PREPARATORY GRADE.
First prize Pauline Vopert for Christian
doctrine; Ina Schelper for arithmetic;
Johanna Smith, reading; Annie Ball, grammar
and composition; Annie Boyle, geography and
history; Rosa Rimbold, penmanship; Emma
Studer, drawing; Ruth Peschke, German.
Second prize-Katie Marshau, for Christian
doctrine: Alvina Dresh, for arithmetic: Annie
Kied, reading; Mary o Leary, grammar and
compositions; Lizzie Mandry, geography and
history; Annie Meyer, penmanship: Teresa
Schumacher, grammar; Bertha Capeter, first
prize for lessons in general.
Crowns were distributed among the young
ladies as follows:
Senior class Golden crown, Ella Coulter;
silver crown; Maggie Glanton; green crown,
Sale COrbett.
Preparatory class-GOlden crown, Pauline
Volpert; silver crown, Lizzie Mandry; green
crown, Victoria Meyer.
Sub-senior class-Golden crown, Christian
GortZ; silver crown, Lima Meyer; green crown,
Bertha Killing
Minim class-GoIden crown, Mary Gillespie;
| silver crown, Katie MCGEE; green crown,
Odia Weiss
Gold star TO William Menger for good
| scholarship and application. Silver crosses
| to Katie Meyer, Carolina WietZel, Lima Wagon
| fuhr Maggie Duering, Bertha Peschke, Lima
Sieyers and ApDOlOnia Ulrich.