Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-27

ple," Miss Clara Massey, "Poet and
Critic" Miss Florence M. Longley,
Modern American Novels" and Julia
f. Tevis, ga Pomegranate," all of them
devoted to especial branches or authors.
Each member of the class was then
called forward and presented with dip
Iona and the class song, composed by
Silas E. Coleman, closed the proceed
ings.
Prof. Ira More, principal of the nor
NAL school, and Ira G.. Hoitt, state SUI
perintendent of public instruction, were
seated on the stage, and in the boxes
were the teachers and friends of the
graduates.
The Sisters School.
The visitors seats were full yesterday
at the Sisters school, corner of Macy
and Alameda streets, at the hour APP
pointed for the closing exercises.
Promptly at 80 Misses A. Collins and
H. Martin commenced playing a march,
and the pupils of the school marched in
and took their seats. Next followed
greeting chorus, so we'll rendered as to
testify to the excellent training the chill
dren must have received at the hands of
their instructors. The singing was fol-
lowed by the presentation of reports to
members of the senior class, reading of
the roll of honor and presentation of
prize medals.
The primary class then sang greet
ing very prettily for children so young.
An instrumental trio "Gypsey's
Polka" (BisselD, followed by Misses
M. Mcdonald, L. GARNER and
G. Jones. Next on the pro-
gramme was a chorus, Fairy Foot
steps" (Hollander). Miss A. Martin
read the first essay OF the afternoon, en-
titled, "The Star OF Life" Miss L.
Cazeaux followed with piano solo,
''Day of Joy" (Hennesl; then came a
vocal trio composed of Misses d. Meyer,
M. j. Martin and A. Reagan in beauti-
full selection entitled, "Queen Of the
Night"
At this point the medals and reports
of the grammar class were presented
and the roll of honor read. The pro-
gramme from there on was as follows
Piano solo, "Alpine Storm" (KunkeD,
Misses D. Meyer L. Cazeaux; essay
"Los Angeles by Moonlight" Miss C.
Teahan; vocal quartette, "Come Where
Lilies Bloom" (Thompson), Misses M.
Alvarado. A. Martin, L. Stewart, M.
Mcdonald; piano trio, ''Charge of HUI
zars" (Spindler), Misses G. Teahan, A.
Martin, M. j. Martin; medals and re-
ports in intermediate classes; chorus, 80
Glorioso Domini" Nambilotte), senior
class; essay, "Learning's Hallowed
Shrine" Miss P. Pelanconi
This essay was of such high grade Of
excellence as to merit more than a pass
ing mention, and gave evidence of much
talent in the young author.
Piano solo, believe Me-" medley
(Pope), Miss'D. Meyer; "Rome, Dra-
matte POEM" Truth" d" Miss M. j. Mar
tin; Faith" Miss G. Ponet; "Rome," :"
Miss A. Collins "Truth,' Miss l.. Gar
nier; Truth" Miss }. Mercadante !;
TRUTH" Miss L. Maulhardt; Earth, !"
Miss M. Mcdonald; Europe" Miss A..
Bull; asia" Miss E.. Stewart !;
africa, Miss l.. Cazeaux; America" :"
Miss L. Stewart; "Spain," Miss P.
Pelanconi vocal duet, "Slowly Soft
Music Should Flow" (Glover), Misses
d. Meyer, A. Hardicuff; chorus, ''Wel-
come Vacation.'' primary class; medals
in primary classes "Fairest Flowers, -
semi-chorus (PinsutD; "Rhapsodie
Hongroise," duet Gizt), Misses L. Caz-
eaux, A. Collins; ebay is Advancing" i"
chorus (BellinD Exit March Bee
thoven), Misses T. Martin, j. Merca-
dante, F. Martinez.
The roll of honor composed the follow
ing names:
Senior Class-A Martin, p. Pelan-
conf, A. Collins, E. Stewart, A. Furlong,
L. Maulhardt, d. Meyer, L. CazeauX,
L. Stewart, M. j. Martin, F. Temple !;
medal of honor, G. Teahan.
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chado, F. Edwards, A. Tedford, M. Don
alto, G. Ponet, G. Coyle, j. Mercadante,
A. Lally, j. Maldonado, A. Reagan, A.
nier.
Thromm, L. Tronson, L. Orasco, A..
Bareda, N. Sullivan, n. schuler, B.
Soule, N. Callaghan, E. Guirado, M.
chado, M. Soule, u. Laurence, M. Ted
ford, r. Hughes, H. Hughes; medal of
honor, Miss B. B. Soule.
Medals were awarded as follows.
Senior Class-Grammar, ancient and
modern history, A. Martin ornamental
penmanship, D. Meyer; geography and
familiar science, Miss A. Collins sacred
history and composition, Miss L..
CaZeauX reading and OrthOgraphy, Miss
l.. Stewart; Christian doctrine, L. Fur
long.
Grammar Christian doc
trine, Miss M. Gibbons; orthography,
Miss E. Machado; grammar, Miss M.
Donate; reading, Miss A. Reagan; writ
ing, Miss F. Edwards; arithmetic, Miss
f. Deaven.
intermediate Department - Cate
chism, Miss V. Schuler; writing, Miss
L. Orasco; reading, Miss X. Bridge
arithmetic, Miss j. Willard.
Primary Department-Good conduct,
r. Hughes ;catechism, Nellie Callaghan
improvement, M. Smith.
The following pupils of the senior de-
partment have distinguished themselves
by diligent and successful application in
the usual course of English branches
Misses C. Leahan, p. Pelanconi, A.
Martin, D. Meyer, A. Collins, L.
Cazeaux, L. Stewart, A. Furlong, M. j.
Martin, f. Stewart, M. Mcdonald, T.
Martin, G. Jones, L. Maulhardt, f.
Temple, A. Buell..
The following pupils in grammar
classes have distinguished themselves
by application and improvement
Misses E. Machado, F. Edwards, A. Ted
tord, G. Coyle, M. Donate, l.. GARNER,
G. Ponet, A. Reagan, f. Deaven, M.
Gibbons, G. de Floe, II. Grejalva, L.
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