Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-17
and punctual attendance; third premium

J and punctual attendance; third premium.
| English.
] Miss Lucy Powell. first premium, elocu-
/ ton; second premiums, Christian doctrine.
| English, history ard literature; third pre-
miums. composition. arithmetic and al
zebra.
Miss Alma Wright, first premium. piano.
| Division of the third class.--Miss Mamie
| Gibson, first premium, piano; second pre-
| miums. elocution, French. history and lit
| erature; third premiums, English and arith-
metic.
Miss Catherine Hilton. second premium,
| piano; third premiums Christian doctrine,
| English, arithmetic, French, history and
| literature.
Miss Bessie Marmion. second premium.
slocution; third premium, French.
| intermediate Department..
Fourth class-Miss Blossom Conrad, first
premiums. scripture history, English, French
| and composition; second premiums, reading
| and arithmetic; third premiums, penman-
ship and object drawing.
| Miss Eleanor Gibson, first premiums,
, Christian doctrine and English; second pre-
| miLms com position and arithmetic: third
premiums. reading and penmanship
| Miss Maud Tickling, second premiums,
Christian doctrine and reading; third pre-
miums English, arithmetic and penma1-
! ship.
Miss Marie Sheehy, second premiums,
Christian doctrine, arithmetic and penman-
ship.
Miss Irone Hare, a premium for applica-
ton in all her studies for the short time
she has been in the academy.
| Division of the fourth class-Miss Ietta
| Sheehy, first premiums, Christian doctrine,
| reading, arithmetic and penmanship; sec
ond premiums. English. French, compost
| ton and regular and punctual attendance.
| Miss Alma Rose first premium, Christian
| doctrine; second premiums, reading, arith-
metic and regular and punctual attend
| ance; third premiums. English, penman-
| ship, composition and piano.
| Miss Alice Wheeler, first premiums, read
ing and harp; second premium, regular and
punctual attendance; third premiums, Chris
tan doctrine, English and piano.
| Miss Helen Handy, third premium Chris
tan doctrine.
Fifth class-Miss Alfrida Briggs, first pre-
Nuns composition. reading, arithmetic
| and French; second premiums. Christian
doctrine and penmanship; third premium,
| English
Miss Marie-Lise Bouscaren. first premium
Christian doctrine; second premiums, Eng
lsh, reading. arithmetic, penmanship
| French and piano; third premiums compo-
| sition and object drawing
Miss Mary Fickling, first premiums. pen
| manship and French; second premium
| composition: third premiums, Christian
| doctrine English, reading and arithmetic.
Miss Gertrude Davis. first premium.
| French: second premiums, English, read
| ing and arithmetic; third premiums, ccm-
position and penmanship.
| Miss Eleanor Handy, first premium read
| ing: second premium penmanship: third
| premium, French.
Miss Oman Balluf second premiums
Ipenmanship and French; third premiums,
| Christian doctrine, reading and arithmetic
| MISS Gladys Kerens a premium for APP
| plication
Division of the fifth class-Miss Ada
Rose, first premium, Christian doctrine;
| second premiums, dictation. reading arith-
| metic, French, regular and punctual at
tendance: third premium. penmanship.
MISS Johanna Glcetzner, first premiums
| arithmetic and French; second premium
reading; third premiums, Christian doc
| trlne and pennanship.
Miss Emily Elliot. second premium arith-
metic; third premium, Christian doctrine
| and reading.
Primary Department..
| Sixth class-Miss Marie Fisher first
| premiums. English. reading, arithmetic
| penmanship. regular and punctual attend
ance; second premiums French and piano
| Miss Anais Allen. first premiums, Chris
tan doctrine, arithmetic and French; sec
| ond premiums, English and reading
MISS GeiteVleVe Hosly. first premiums
| English and French; second premiums
| Christian doctrine and reading
| Seventh class-Miss Katie Mccartney
hrst premiums spelling and reading: sec
ohd premium, Christian doctrine: third
| premiums arithmetic and penmanship.
Miss Gwcndolyn Kennedy second prem
1um. reading: third premiums speIIina ana
| penmanship.
Miss Marie Mahoney. second premiums
| reading; third premiums, spelling and
I piano.
Miss Mary Reilly, third premiums SPELL
| ing and arithmetic.
! DlyiSlon OF the seventh class-Miss Nav
| lie Sheehy, third premiums spelling rod
| ing and arithmetic. 1870
Miss Hilda Gloetzner first premium. reg
| ular and punctual attendance: third nra,n
lums, spelling and reading.
! MISS Sophie Allen third premium sncII
| ing. 'ic-i-
Miss Nellie Merrill. third premium. piano
For Christian Doctrine,
In the senior department the medal wa c
| awarded to Miss Mildred Williams In the
intermediate department, Misses Mamie
| Gibson and Bessie Marmion being equal in
! merit, the medal was drawn by Miss Bessie
| Marmion. In the elementary department
| me medal was awarded to Miss Gertrude
| laws In the primary department the
I medal was awarded to Miss Marie Fisher
IN the second class of history, literature
| ana composition the medal was awarded TO
MISS Murlei ingalls, In the third class of
history, literature and composition Misses
| EDNA Sheehy, Fanny Hardness and Juliet
| Ayres being equal in merit, the medal was
craWn by Miss Edna Sheehy. In the fourth
class the medal for history was awarded To
! Miss Eleanor Gibson.
French Conversation.
| - 'ii' Till SiesSS VI french the medal
for conversation was awarded to Miss Ro-
samond Niles; in the fourth class of French
the medal for conversation to Miss Mamie
Gibson; in the class of special French stud
les thu medal for conversation to Miss Ma
| rie-Lise Bouscaren; in the sixth class of
French the medal for conversation to Miss
Afrlda Briggs In the primary class of
! French conversation, Misses Geneyieve
| Hosly and Anas Allen being equal in merit.
the meual was drawn by Miss (,p0pyieyp
HoSly. In the class of French conversation
for beginners the medal was awarded to
| Miss Mary Hare.
The medal for vocal music was awarded
| to Miss Genevieve Small.
In the senior department the medal for
polite and amiable department was award
| ed to Miss nevieve Davis.
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| From The Advertising Manager" st. Louis and
| New York. June 1881
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