The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-30

ness here and happiness here on
earth as well as in heaven
hereafter is the end and purpose of duca-
ton.
Fidelity to Christian principles is also
essential to a complete education Oar
civilization is Caristian. The laws of God
and the teachings of our blessed Redeemer
constitute the metaphysical basis of true
humanity the trend OF your instruction in
your convent home has been to make you
sincere aud truthful. The field of your
intellect has been prepared by careful and
loving gardeners the seeis OF correct social,
moral and religious information have been
properly planted, it remains for you to
cultivate and mature the precious trinity
until heavenly fruit rewards your labor
Let your future conduct reflect credit upon
yourselves, your teachers and your Alma
Mater
That our Heavenly Father will bless and
prosper you in your future career is the
sincere wish of myself and of all here
present.
The following are the houors of the
academy as read by Father Then. As
each award was referred to the lucky re-
cipient of it gracefully and modestly ap-
preached Bishop Hennessy who rendered
it to them.
HoNoRS
Graduating medal and highhst honors. con-
ferred ON Miss Minnie E. York Wichita.
Graduating medal aud highest honors con-
ferred on Miss Mary \. Forbes. Kansas City,
Mo.
Gold medal for excellence of department,
donated by the Rt. Rev. J. J. Hennessy, D. D.,
merited by Miss Mary Forbes, Kansas City,
No. Miss Jessie Guyton. Sioux City; Ia. Miss
Maggie Corette; EmPoria, kan; Miss orpha
jaw, Wichita: Miss Dottie Conway, Newton,
Kan; Miss Maize Alley. Wichita. Drawn by
Miss Dottie Conway. Newton. Kan.
The following young ladies would also
have drawn for this medal had they been
in attendance during the entire Scholastic year:
Miss Minnie York, Wichita; Miss Katie
Then, Jefferson City. Mo-; Miss Ella Burriss.
Kan; Miss Emma Morris, Kingfsher, o. t.;
Miss Letitia Adams, Pratt, Kan.
Gold medal for improvement in music,
merited by Miss Lily Dougherty, Wichita:
Miss Sadie Kellenberger, Yates Center. Kan;
Miss Jessie Guyton, Sioux City, Ia. Drawn by
Miss Sadie Kellenberger.
Those having the honor of drawing for the
medal must have studied music at the Acsd-
envy for at least two pears,
Gold pen for improvement in penmanship
in Senior department merited by Miss Maize
Miss Orpha Jay, Wichita. Miss Maggie
Corette, Emporia, Kan: Miss Dottie Conway,
Newton, Kan; Miss Grace York, Wichita;
Miss Lily Doughtery, Wichita; Miss Anna
Boyle, Camden, n. j. Drawn by Miss Anna
Boyle.
BOOK Tor improvement IN penmanSnlp IN
Junior department, merited by Miss Ada
Shuts. Wichita: Miss jamie Mills. Wichita;
Miss Viola Hoppel, South Haven. Kan; Miss
Pearl Murdoch, Wichita Miss Katie Langan,
Wichita; Miss Theresa Vaugan, Wichita.
Drawn by Miss Pearl Murdoch.
Gold pencil for improvement in drawing,
Miss Maize Alley, Wichita: Miss Maggie
Corette. Emporia, Kan; Miss Lily DOughtery,
Wichita; Miss Katie Then, jefferson City,
Mo. Drawn by Miss Lily Doughtery.
The Sisters of All Hallows may we'll feel
proud of the success which has crowned
their labors this year. The. exercises of
yesterday added to the reputation OF the
academy as an institution of learning over
100 per cent. and there remains no doubt
but that the school will open three months
hence with II greatly enlarged member
ship. Too much cannot be said IN praise
of the academy. nor can its Importance TO
the city of Wichita be over estimated.