The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1904-06-25

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shrine and altar.
| linger over the pleasures sweet q
childhood, and view aslantly the world
broadening fields upon which now mus
enter,
Literature, art, and science sprea,
their secrets WIDE before us, so that h,
who runs may read, and ambition come
to second natures law tho law of III,
and motion, and bids us forward on /,
explore and realize the mystery of tn,
unknown
Miss Elise Muller.
N response to this command, and fol.
lowing natures promptings. we conf.
dontly but reluctantly resume our on. .
ward course. Confidently for the naat
has been fashioned by hands-athat IA a
guarantee tor future happiness and sue.
cess. keluotantly for the past is known
ana loved, and both tho direction and
protection OF our dear teacher guides
shaii be sadly missed missed as well
snail DO a dear father and PASTORS care,
ana the cheerful company of loving
companions, but life and nature's law
knows no delay, and bids us "forward
on, and on We go TO take our place In
lito whilst bidding you farewell.
mlao Mhflo PulnJinl:t
Thinking like the little brooklet that
trickled slowly down from tho distant
hills we shal retain somo OF our indi- :
viduality and freshness, and shall i'm
part to our surroundings some OF the
cheer and buoyancy Of hope and youth.
Our ono ondeavor shall DO, evon when
iost IN the seething mass OF humanity Co
preserve the innocence and simplicity of
youth, for Gods eternal wisdom has de-
clarod 'that elysian bliss is the heritage
above those who are, or who become like
the little ones of youth.
Thus fond assurance moves our hearta.
and prompts our lips TO lisp tho poets
numbers in bidding you farewell.
Together:
Dear sisters and companions, fond old
convent home,
Dear every nook and corner, from you
we must now roam.
On life's broad rushing river, towards
the nearing gulf and ocean;
hlnd friends pardon the emotion,
Ihat makes 1t hard to speak the word:
mat sounds our childhood's knell;
Ihat makes us wish with one accord;
lhat all may ne'er say farewell.
Farewell, then, dear sisters, farewell
companions true,
Though cline and space divide us, tho
trials o'er take us and clouds around
us form,
The memories Of blissful past will keen
us safe from harm
Till we reach that great deep ocean
Within whose bosom's swell:
Wen all be joined together,
And no more no farewell.
Farewell, then parting childhood. fare
well thy woes 30 blessedl
In the river broad before us
Thy sweetness we shall miss.
but the sunshine that We have gathered
will e'cr halo form
10 cheer us In the darkness and to
gladden. in the storm.
Thy hopes 30 bright engendorod
Our hearts with gladness swell
AND rob one-half the sadness from this
our last farewell
Inc following programme was fault
iossly carried out:
PROGRAMME.
"Thfice Happy School Girls Days -.
Opening Chorus, The Cecilian Society,
Piano accompaniment, Miss M. Branda9.
Tambourine March Piano, Misses q,
Keller, A Harvey, Il. Hutton, A, Cor
coran and A. Parrillo.
THE COURT OF FAME.
A Fantasy adapted by the Graduates
Minerva, Miss G.. Uazeneuyo. Mar
curry, Miss M. Aillet; Queen Elizabetb
Miss b. Markey; Mary Queen of scots
Miss B. Quirk; Joan of Arc. Miss q
hoiier; ,knth the Moabitess, Miss A
Baileyi nenobia, Miss NJ. Quintini; Jep-
cha's Daughter, Miss =. Fahey; En-
press Josephine, Miss A. Hoffman; Po-
;ahontas, Miss l.. Evans; Martha Wash
lngton, MISS M. Bergen; Katherine OF
dragon, Miss l.. Engman; Florence
Nightingale, Miss A.. Harvey; Marie
Antolnette, Miss b. Muller; Isabella of
spain, Miss F. Capdepon; Cleopatra,
Miss |. Matranga; Priscilla, Miss M. l.,
Clifton; Helen OF Troy, Miss w. Schlorff:
Cornelia, Miss |. Cazeneuve; Columbia,
Miss y. Osborn; Attendants Misses o. |
Liedner, A. Parrillo, II. Muller, h.
Boardman, A. Widmer, l.. Fahey.
Martha--Duo Two pianos, Misses I.
Matranga and A. Harvey.
Scarf Drill and Song Misses M. l..
Clifton, l.. Evans, l.. Engman, p. Fahey.
f. Capdepon, E. Hutton, Nj. Brandao'
l.. Aillet, l.. Markey, V. Ouilter /,
Hamilton, E. and b. Muller. Piano ac-
compartment, Miss M. Aillet.
Grand Concert March Twelve Hands
Misses l.. Demarest, l.. Hamilton, @
Keller, M, l.. Clifton, E Hutton, and d.
Quirk.
AWARDING or MEDALS AND DIsrRmuTroN
OF PREMIUMS.
Piccola Trio-Three Pianos. Misses
Marie Brandao, M. Aillet and e. Hutton. |
HoSoRs TO GRADUATES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Where the
Brook and River Meet, Glass OF ,04.
Add ess-By Rt. Rev. Bishop Heslin.
AWARDING OF MEDALS.
!, senior Department--Gold medal for excellence
Miss Leila Evans
Gold t,9l medal FOR Christian doctrine, Miss Car
melte Spoi tono.
Gold medal tor good conduct in tho boarding. |
school Miss Minnie Bergln.
Gold medal for good conduct for the dav |
pupils, TO be drawn by Misses Pearl Fahey Car |
mellte Sportono, Eugenia Muller.
> HONORABLE mention, Misses Lucy Hamilton,
Dora Toulme and Florence Capdepon.
Second Class--Ciold medal for hI0hoat nar |
cent, Miss Pearl Fahey. P''
Premiums for mythology, letter writing ar, /
Miss Wilhelmina Schlorff
Intermediate Departmental ,,tass ,,v
years, premiums Tor Chrlstlan doctrlne aritb
neMc, grammar and history awarded 70 Misses
Garmeilte arm W. sporsono, Belle Quirk, Florence CAP,
gellna Parrilo. '''1 Ni-
:. Third Class First Year-Premums for Chris. |
tan doctrine, history, grammar drawing and |
penmahHhip awarded 70 Miss Marie Louise Cliff.
ton.
fremiums for reading arithmetic, history
and grammar awarded TO Misses Lydia AIllef
Leyla E9Rman, Lucy Hamilton, Dora Toume,
anne.sa balisy and Annie Corooran.
Premiums for music awarded 20 Misses Ger
trudo Keller, Lucy Hamilton, Lillian Demarest.
Marie Louise Clifton, Angelina Parrlllo, Minnie
Bergin. ''''''''S
.ojld medal for application to be drawn bv
Misses SII;s Ssne Marley, Irene Cazeneuve, Maud