Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-06-25
St. Mary's Academy Commencement.

St. Mary's Academy Commencement.
The commencement of ST. Mary's Acad-
emy, Lconardtown, came off on Friday
morning last and large audience was
present TO enjoy the exercises. II was the
verdict of all that the program was the
most enjoyable one in the history Of this
model Academy. The rendition Of the
parts Of the program showed great train
ing and proficiency and from the lowest
tyro TO the most advanced all things pass
ed off well. 1t seems that everything con-
nccted with the Academy is improving.
The grounds around the buildings have
been beautifully laid out and embellished
with flowers and the picturesque scenery
from the Academy makes it almost paia-
disc, where hea!thful bTeeZcs come from
the distant waters of our beautiful bay.
At the close Of the exercises, Father
cd those assembled 10 repair to another
part of the Academy and inspect the paint
ing and needlework Al were much
pleased with this exhibit.
The medals and premiums were distrib-
uted by Father Lancaster. The honors of
the Academy were awarded as follows:
CHRISTIAN DoCTRINR.-Gold Medal do
mated by Rev. G. X. Jenkins, S. J.
First Class-Medal awarded to Miss Ma
mic Milburn ; distinguished, Misses b.
Duke, nj. Kennedy.
Second Class-Medal awarded TO Miss
Annie Robrecht; distinguished, Misses N.
Russell, s. Raley.
Third Class-Medal awarded 10 Miss
Bertha Freeman; distinguished, Rose Mil
burn, Bernie Combs.
Fourth Class-Melal awarded to Miss
Louise Guy; distinguished, Marie Brewer,
Lille Russell.
Fifth Class-Medal awarded TO Miss Eva
Chcseldine; distinguished, Kennedy Abel,
Naomi Hayden.
PRIMARY DEPARTMRNT-First Glass
Medal awarded TO Master Aloysius King;
distinguished, Rose Hayden, Violet Russell.
Second Class-Medai awarded to Annie
Morgan; distinguished, Horace Herbert,
William Ma;tingly.
Third Class-Medal awarded to Master
Aubrey Abel; distinguished, Joseph Nor
gan.
Glass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Class
Medal awarded TO Miss Lucille Rasin; dis
tinguished, Misses Daisy Bohanan. Mabel
Ford.
intermediate Second Class.-Medal award
ed 10 Miss Margaret Kennedy; distinguish
cd, Misses Mabel Edwards. Carrie Jones.
Third Class-Medal awarded to Miss
Annie Robrecht; distinguished, Misses Ka-
tie Bowes, Nellie Russell
intermediate Third Class-M Medal award
cd to Miss Agnes Kennedy; distinguished,
Misses Nettie knight, Edna Hayden.
Fourth Class-Premium awarded to Miss
May Burroughs; distinguished, Misses Lou
Use Guy, Marie Brewer.
Fifth Class-Premium awarded to Mas
ter George Abel; distinguished, Kennedy
Abel, Eva Cheseldine.
PRIMARY DErARTMENT.-Premi
awarded to Rose Hayden; distinguished,
Aloysius King, Violet Russell.
Roll OF HoNoR-GoId Medal by n
friend. Competed Cor by Misses Daisy
Bohanan, Margaret Kennedy, Mabel Ed
wards, Mamie Milburn. Carrie Jones, Ka-
tie Bowcs, Pauline Freeman, Annie Ro-
brccht, Edna Hayden. Bertha Freeman,
Nellie Russell, Agnes Kennedy, Alma Mat
tingly, Maud Duke, Louise Guy, Marie
VanRyswick, Lizzie VanRyswick, Marie
Longmorc, Marie Brewer, May Burroughs,
Eva Cheseldine. Lille Russell. Marguerite
Abel, Violet Russell, Aggie Raley, Agnes
Thompson; drawn by Miss Mamie Mil
burn.
Music MEDAI-For application and inn
provement Misses Daisy Bohanan, Mabel
Ford, Aggie Thompson, Katie Bowes, Net
tic knight, Annie Robrecht; drawn by
Miss Aggie Thompson; distinguished, Lu-
cile Camalier. Margaret Kennedy, Mabel
Edwards, Agnes Kennedy. Bertha Free
man. Bernie Combs, Ellen Combs. Louise
Guy, Kitty Morgan, Lila Smith, Eva Ckel-
eldine.
Observation-Disclosures drawn for by
Misses Aggie Thompson, Nellie Russell.
Katie Bowes, Nettie knight, Pauline Free.
man, Bertha Freeman, Kitty Combs. Mas
ter Geo. Abel; drawn by Kitty Combs.
PREMIUM FOR AVAILABILITY AMONG TIE
BoARDERs.--Drawn for by Misses Mabel
Edwards, Annie Robrecht, May Burroughs;
drawn by Miss Mabel Edwards.