The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-07-08
sisters who had laborcd so faithfully for

sisters who had laborcd so faithfully fo
their advancement.
The following medals were then delivered
Graduating medal awarded to Miss Isaur
Mcdaniel as testimonial that she has com
Pleted the prescribed course of studies in
English.
Gold medal for merit awarded to- Miss
Josephine Anding. who has given general
| satisfaction to her teacher during the session.
Gold medal awarded to Miss Henrietta
| lhibodeaux, who has given general satisfac-
ton by her application to study.
God medal awarded for merit to Miss
LYDIA Mckeon and Lena Kleb.
A gold medal for good conduct awarded
| to the young ladies of the boarding school
whose conduct has been uniformly satisfac-
tory during the session. Competitors:
| Misses Lydia Mathews, Celeste Thibodeaux
Amelie Comeaux Rosalie Castex, Edna Et-
ter, Della Broussard, Marie Broussard, Hen
| rietta Thibodeaux, Laura Melancon.
Gold medal awarded to the boarders who
were present from the first Monday of the
opening Sept I, 1892, to July I, 1893.
Won BY Miss Henrietta Thboaeaux.
Com medal awarded for good conduct to
the young ladies' of the externa. COMPETE
tors: Misses Leila Cornay, Marie Rcvillon,
Lucy Revillon, Julie Reviilon, Lea Montet,
Aida Campbell, Adrian Landry.
FIRST silver medal for good conduct.
Competitors among the boar,lers: Misses
Me'anie Broussard, Ida Savoy, Rita Jean
mard, Rosa Castex, Josephine Andng, Lena
kieb' LYDIA Mckeon, Anna Dubernard.
competitors among the young ladies OF the
externa: Misses Aida Campbell, Mary AL
bot, Emma Falk, Lucy JUDGE, Gabrielle |
Suchereaux, Virg iliie Hebert, Rose Plonsky, !
Fedora Pelle:in, Louise Doucet, Lydia Nc |
Daniel, Philomene Judice.
Second silver medal for good conduct
Competitors among the boarders: Misses
Cora Girouard, Emilia Breaux, Ena Pr;-
'a;e:a X: competitors among the young la
Douce., Suzan Bienvenue, Eu-
Phemie Guchercau, Edmonia Landry, Agnes
Irahan, 1rma Mouton. Rose Mouton, EIodie
Landry, Clara Martin.
Third silver medal for good conduct !
competitors among the boa1ders: Misses |
Rnastasi1 Broussard, Bella Judicc, Sirnonia !
!1toussard, Florence Mckeon and Marie
Duberna'd. Competitors among the ex,er-
IA: Misses Roberta Duhart, Ida Villere,
Celeste Lafond, Lucy V,eneaux, Emma
ve;gel, Rosa Wcrgel, Clo.hlda Rigucs,
Mabel Labc, Alice Abbott, Amy Martin, !
henrietta Landry, Alice Lede,.
On Monday the exercises for the boys de- !
'art'nens were held. There are 50 boys at
ending the school. The programme was
most pieasingly performed, and elected }
auch favorable comment from the fact Of ,
aving been we'll carried out. All the
oys received some reward at the hands Of
ne good sisters. The following is the pro- J
ramne: =,
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'ncle Sharper J Kanncn
@ aher SHARPER ShIp tnephe~s> 3 Tierncy
'oocrt Sharper J .....-R Tierney. 5
Flag Drill.
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ayaro Gcrac. n
, Allegro, (conpagnon d a1mes) G. BONN.
'cques, ('naitre i'hotel. l.. Gladu A
C"nnetabie de Bourbon K Cc.nea.;x. :,
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Address in English by Robcr: Tierncy. S,
Farewell Song. 0
Gold medal awarded to Pierre Gerac for .
q
Cold medal awarded to Eaoul Pellcrin for
nod conduct. r.
Medals of good conduct were awarded to "
e foil lowing pupils: "
LIST Di"ision-P;erre Gcrac, Andre Prud- ~
'mnc, Jean Baque:, Eli Foreman, Cilbc.. ~
'nin Rene Colncaux.
I'D ljivi:i"n--Sincy Co,sceu~, Nicholas
ebert Raphael Thompson, CalLcrt Pa,in,
dney Pain.
The School will reopen Monday, Sep