The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-03
MEDALS FOR STUDENTS,
Young Ladies of Notre Dame
and Sacred Heart Con-
vents Rewarded.
They Are Presented With Substan-
tial MementoS for Excellence
in Scholarship.

Last week eight gold and two silver
medals were presented to young lady
graduates and students of the College of
Notre Dame and Sacret Heart Convent.
It was commencement week in both in
situations of learning, and at the close the
ten young women were awarded for their
department and scholarship.
On Thursday the thirtieth annual exer-
Uses were held in Notre Dame. An elabo-
rate programme of literary and musical
numbers was rendered by the students.
The graduates were Miss Clara Baker, Miss
Lillian Mahon, Miss Teresa Cooney, Miss
Nellie Merlot, Miss Lizzie Fleming, Miss
Josephine O'Neil.
Gold medals were presented to the fol-
lowing student for proficiency in the
studies named: Christian doctrine, Miss
Eva Cleary and Miss Kate Lawler; church
history, Miss Lillian Mahon; excellency
in studies, Miss Eva Cleary; composition,
Miss Clara Baker; mathematics, Miss Jo
sephine O'Neil; Spanish class. Miss Fran
cisco Hernandez.
The following young ladies received GER
tificates of promotion:
Graduating class-Misses E. Clearv, R. Law
Ter, A. Mulcahy, S. keenan,, V. Kennedy, G.
Chapman, A. Buckley, K. Lynch, NJ. Buckley,
M. McInerney.
second cless-Misses NJ Kehoe, S. o'Connell,
| L. Mcdonald, NJ. Fleming.
Third claSs1 y A. Van Reynegom, NJ.
| NJ. Boland A. Leahy, T. Daley.
Fourth class-Misses R. Finnigan, A. Cleary,
NJ Detiebaeh, Il Kelly NJ 0C3n nc T. Wan n
G. McInerney, T. Reichling, G. Kelly, NJ. Ryan,
l.. Bacon.
Grammar class-Misses E. Monge, NJ. Lawler,
Second grammar class-Misses NJ. OBrien,
s. Sala, B. Morrison, M. Barry, E. Sresovich, K.
Somers, R. Heffernan, G. Fay, F. Van Reyne-
gom, ]. Conlon, ]. McCloskey, NJ. Vanchiarutti
! c. Arauz.
Third grammar class-Misses G. o'Day, NJ. K
O'Neil, L. Murphy, B. Kent.
AT the Sacred Heart Convent an extern
| sive programme was rendered. The
graduates were Miss Tessie Gallagher,
Miss Josie Gately and Miss M. Madden
Miss Gately received gold medal for gen.
eral excellence and Miss Nellie Kearney for
Christian doctrine. Miss Nellie Desmond,
of the eighth grade, and Miss l. Baldwin,
were presented with silver medals for their
excellence in Christian doctrine. The
other priZe-winners were:
Premiums for diligence in middle graduate
class, Macrina Powers, eighth grade; certifl-
cate for characterization Foley, Alice
Stapleton, Anastatia Mcmahon, Rosa Wagner,
May Carter, Viola Fishbourne, Julia Joyce, May
Byrne, Ella German, Mary Dover, Sadie Dover,
Annie Deasy, Mary shuur, Gertie Flately,
Nellie Desmond, May Cavanagh, May Barry,
Annie O'Brien, Annie Kenney, Mary Mccarthy,
Frances Miles and Louisa Reeves regular at
tendance, Cecilia. Foley; highest number of
credits, Cecilia Foley. Premium for diligence
in the seventh grade-Evelyn brady; premium
for deportment-Mary Madden, Anastatia Nc
Mahon and Geneyieve Manaton; regular at
tendance-Cecelia Foley, Susan Gately, Josie
Gately, Mary Mccarthy and Julia HELEN; pen
manship Josie Cookley; map drawing, Fannie
Robinson; highest number of credits, Josie
Gately; music, May Bvrne.
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