Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21


a happy event in the history II this
popular school.
The last musical number was the
rhapsodie by Liszt, a piano duet, with
eight hand accompaniment, when the
audience was dismissed. All the per
formers showed the marked effect Of
the excellent training received at this
school.
PRIzEs AWARDED.
Rev. DAILY then presented the follow
ing prizes to the successful students.
Medal for Christian doctrine, donated
by Rev. T. Daum, of Geryais, Or,
awarded to Miss Mollie Meiring
Medal for general excellence, donated
by Rev. VIM A. DAILY. awarded 10 Miss
Emily Jeffries.
Medal for highest class average, do
mated by a friend Of the institution,
awarded 10 Miss Della Porter.
Medal for Improvement in plain sew
ing, given by the institution, awarded
to Miss Regina Mangold,
Premium for highest class average in
Sixth grade, u class, awarded 10 Miss
Vera Davey.
Premium for highest class average in
Fifth grade, B class, awarded to Miss
Margaret Sullivan.
Premium for application in music,
awarded Miss Georgia BOOthe.
Premium for test composition, on "In-
dulgences, awarded by Rev VIM. DAILY,
TO Miss Anna Dickenson.
Premium for test Descriptive Letter,
on "Nist 20 Mt. Hood" awarded by
Rev. VIM. Daly,to Miss Ruby Crawford
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
On June ~, the pupils Of the acad.
amy Of the Sacred Heart finished their
ordeal Of written examinations, the re-
suit Of which proved very satisfactory,
June ~, promotions took place, after
which the pnpils received their
premiums aud reports.
The following list, shows those who
obtained the highest general average,
precent, result Of eight reports issued
during the year, in each grade:
Second academic grade, Miss Della
Porter 9s.
Fourth academic grade, Miss Leta
Luper, %.
Eighth grade, Miss Anna Dickinson,
%.
Seventh B grade, Miss Mollie Meir-
ing 1872.
Sixth B grade, Miss Vera Dayey, 80.
Sixth - grade, Master August Euckes-
stein 9l.-3.
Fifth B grade, Miss Margaret sullivan
g3.-2.
Fifth b grade, Master Charles Huck-
estein, 80 90.
Fourth h grade, Miss Sadie LaBranch,
92.
Fourth u grade. Master Edward
Benoit, 81
Third A Grade, Miss Annie Breitcn-
stein, SO.
Second b grade, Ulya Derby, ~.
First grade, VILLA IIuckestein, so.
First A grade, Mary La Branche, sS.
The following pupils received certif-
Gates Of recommendation for course in
stenography and type writing;
Misses Regina Mangold, Maud Morri-
son, Hattie Raiter, and Dollie Mcguire.
Course in music; Fifth h grade, Ruby
Crawford, 9s; third A grade, Georgia |
Booth, 100; second grade, Pearl Wilber,
leo; first grade, Ethel Philliber, 100.
Premium for highest class average, in |
the Sixth grade b class awarded to
Master August lluckestein.
Premium for Christian doctrine,
Thiri course, awarded 10 Master Eddie
Benoit.
Premium for highest class average in
the First grade, A class, awarded 10 Miss
Mary la Bnnche.
Premium for Christian doctrine i'm
the Thirl course awarded "a Miss Katie
Costello.
Premium for plain sewing, donated
by Rev, VIM. A. DAILY, awarded to Miss
Viola Resell
Premium for application in pcnman-
ship academic department awarded to
Miss Mabel Wells.
Premium Tor application in penman-
hip, seventh grade, q class, aWaplcl Ia
lies Bessie Johns.
Premium for application in the Fifth
,radc, d class, awarlcd to Master Frank
Nicke.
Premium lur general Observance OF
4 rules Awarded a. Miss Ethel PhIR-
,ar,