Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-03
ANNUAL EXERCISES
MEDALS AWARDED STUDENTS OF
GEORGETOWN CONVENT.
Monsignor Falconio Presided Over the
observation-disclosures Of the
Prize Winners.

Mgr. Falconio, apostolic delegate, pre-
sided yesterday afternoon at the annual
commencement Of the Georgetown Con-
vent of the Visitation. The large concert
hall was thronged with the friends Of the
pupils. On the platform we're Rev. jerome
Daugherty, president Of Georgetown Uni
versfty; Rev. Father O'Rourke, president
of Woodstock College; Rev. Henry Shan
dele, Rev. David Buel. Rev. Patrick Quill,
Rev. Clement Lancaster, Rev.. Thomas 8.
Lee. Rev. Father Kelly, Rev. T. J. O'Leary.
Dean G.. e. Hamilton, Rev. Father Cahill
Rev August Becker. Rev. c. w. Currier
and Rev. Gerhart Schmidt.
The distribution Of medals and prizes in
terspersed the musical and other exercises
Mgr. Falconio presented both, and at the
close gave pleasing address.
Highest Honor Awarded.
The Loretto medal for general excellence
and scholarship, the highest honor Of the
school, was awarded to Miss Katherine
Bowling of Kentucky. The members Of the
senior class were awarded medals as
tokens Of their graduation. and in addition
all received medals for department The
class consisted of Miss Katherine Bowling
of Kentucky, Miss Marguerite Romadka
of Wisconsin, Miss Geraldine OBrien Of
New York, Miss Hazel Murphy of Ohio,
Miss Florence McCrossin Of Alabama, Miss
Frances Potts of Maryland and Miss Marie
Powers of Missouri.
Among other medals to be awarded were
for first honors of the second senior class
for scholarship and department to MISS
Florence Wills, Miss Anna Rambo, MISS
Flynn, Miss Annabelle Quinn, Miss Eliza
beth Barrett, Miss Louise Mcnamara, Miss
Alice Ryan, Miss Blanche Kingsbury Miss
Clara Donahue Miss Ethel McIntire. Miss
Hilda Booker, Miss Mary Clark and Miss
Mary Hayden. For first honors for schol-
arship and second honorS for department
to Miss Carmen Mas, Miss Loretto O Brien.
Miss Lucille Hayden Synnon. Miss Marie
McShane and Miss Ethel Dooly.
First honors for department and second
honors for scholarship were awarded to
Miss Alice Eversman and Miss Genevieve
Ryan: second honors for scholarship and
department to Miss Lucy Jones. Medals
for department were given to Miss Marie
AMMAN Miss Florence Kennedy and Miss
Elizabeth fireman.
The medal for the senior class for Chris
tan doctrine was awarded to Miss Frances
Potts Of Maryland. Miss Katherine Dowi-
ing secured first premium: exaeauo, Misses
Geraldine O,Brien and Hazel Murphy; Sec
ond premium, Miss Florence McCrossin,
and honorable mention to Miss Marguerite
Romadka.
The first premium in bellies lettres went
to Miss Geraldine O'Brien of New York.
Those to receive honorable mention were
Miss Katherine Downing, Miss Frances
Florence McCrossin and Miss Marie Pow
ers.
Intellectual Philosophy.
The medal for intellectual philosophy was
awarded to Miss Katherine Bowling of
Kentucky; premiums to Miss Marguerite
Romadka, Miss Geraldine O'Brien Miss
Frances Potts; exaequo. Miss Hazel Muir
ply.
The medal for moral philosophy was
awarded to Miss Marguerite Romadka of
Wisconsin, first premiums Miss Katherine
Bowling. Miss Hazel Murphy, Miss Geral
dine O'Brien: second premium, Miss Marie
Powers: honorably mentioned, Miss Fran
ces Potts.
The medal for science was awarded to
Miss Geraldine O'Brien of New York: first
premiums. Miss Hazel Murphy; exaequo
Miss Katherine Bowling and Miss Margue-
rite Romadka; second premium. Miss Fran
ces Potts.
The medal for analytical geometry was
awarded to Miss Hazel Murphy of Ohio.
first premium, Miss Katherine Bowling:
second premiums. Miss Carmen Mas and
Miss Mary Flynn.
The medal for trigonometry was awarded
to Miss Anna Rambo Of Pennsylvania: first
premiums. Miss Ethel Dolly and Miss An
nabelle Quinn; second premium, Miss
Louise Mcnamara; exaequo. Miss Alice
Ryan: honorably mentioned. Miss Geraldine
OBr1en. Miss Genevieve Ryan and Miss
Caroline O'Neil.
The medal for ancient and modern his
tory was awarded to Miss Hazel Murphy
Of Ohio: first premiums to Misses Margue-
rite Romadka and Miss Katherine Bowling
and honors to Miss Geraldine O. Brien.
The medal for Christian doctrine OF the
second senior class was awarded to Miss
Florentine Wills Of Indiana: OF the first in
In the third senior class the medal tor