The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11

The flrst scholastic wear ~ jasper C01s
iege ended on June 9th, 20. Tho con~
menceinent exercises which are coslUS
inary to b held 10 every iustltuat0a .
the approach Of vacatIUn, veero aleo hslA
here. Many visitors ftom OWonoboros
Evsa1villo, LouIsVI11o - eno ne1wAtoes
1ng towns ooDo q U)(1cm ~ t61rn1ns
o1ou. Gos Z 1neg tleno >|e 1so6oo11 40
pFoDovIog - ekIs az osn r1on1 Gnor1
and lovVos. ond ouGuo>uro0 9 uoo1or
ths drama "lkine AlSredsia ~ ~ -
|sible rhsnhocs T6ot the1s onoUoSooo
were crowned with success w provon
10y the frequent appIause % lhe aodlenco
which accom- panied the rendlti0a oe ~
|pIsy. Although the perfotmnnco O( =
play like this would b sultlcieue loF =
|pvograme, there was sdded lasUo
Honesty ID the lest Policy : vogy ~
|teresting as we'll as instructive ple0ps
Besides this Two addresses Our Fins
Attempt" BY Gus. Gramelspaches, aud .
lvslediciory by John Msckey were d.
| Ilivered. and were = great proof OF tho
Ioratorfcal talents which has dovelOpe0
litself wonderfully during this one year
II Jsspcr college. The sones wers fur~
nished BY the jasper College chpir and
|per Star orchestra.
The most interesting part Of the pto.
Igramme Of the evening. q least for The
lstudents, was The distribution or Melslo
and Premiums by the Rev. Cyrtu
Thomas. q. 3. B. The award Of medalo
Iis q fcllows:
For good conduct, gold medal. Awarded
to John Mackev.
For General Proficiency, gold medal
Gus- Gramelepacher.
For Casechism, gold cross, Alph. Carvic0s
For English. gold medal. Jno. Mackey.
For Algebra, gold medal, Gus. Gra0els-
pacher.
For Arithmetic, gold medal. Jos. Balastva.
For Book keeping, gold medal, Ccsesd
Krempp.
For History, gold medal, Conr Rrempp.
For Shorthand gold medal not sWstdea.
Besides The gold medals wen Also d.
|tributed 40 books 20 those Who had -
second highest class averages. Tao0
closed the commencement sxesc(sso,
which lasted until II o'clock r. y.
The following morning the studeNeo
attended the solemn mass Of ehanke.
giving, after which the Rev. PreGeCt of
the college distributed tho annual tes.
timonials 10 them. and all left for ysca.
ti0n. Now the wsIIs Of the collcRU asU
entirely deserted, encircling no ono bue
two members OF the faculty. who ~
occupied In sending out catalogues, sse.
II viii, perhaps, Be not quite ussless 10
give TO some : short description Of ~
college. This II the 6rst year OF IL ex.
lsteuce. Il was opened on September
18th, 1889. and Incorporated under The
laws OF Indiana IN conjunction with g..
Meinrad College, and has the right ~
confer the usual academic degrees. NJ
institution ID under the supervision u
the Benedictinc Father Of 81. Melus0a
Abbey. II 10 accessible By tho LoniD>
vile, Evanaville and 81. Louis Air LM0
R. r. II Il beautifully located amd -
surrounded BY extensive end uoilsblo
play-gr0unds for all sorts or Athletic q.
ercises. The Pstoka, . boautlsuu ilulo
river. 10 near by, and thus gHvo r3se u
tho students "Patoka Boat Club An q
done By the college authoritIss for The
bodily welfare Of tho studcMts, % alsO
nothing 10 left undone BY their Rev. Pro.
fessors 20 lead them on securely IN The
path Of religion and science. Studeaso
who conscientioUsly devote sheir tims %
d!iigcnt study, cannot tail IN this tnslt.
tuition 10 acquire that slock Of know lodge
which 10 essential for every cducateA
mar. Parents who would desire sheir
children 70 receive : thorough sducasioa
are earnestly advised to sond them 70
this institution their hopes end expsclas
tsons shall BE- tar surpassed.