The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-13
MEDALS GIVEN
MANY SCHOLARS
CATHEDRAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE YEAR
YESTERDAY MORNING.


the school. Conduct and Excelling
in Knowledge of the LessOns-List
of the Prize Winners-TOtRl En-
roument of the school Is 500
Father Kennedy the General SUI
perintendent.
With appropriate exercises ana the
awarding of medals of honor to the an
ferent scholars the Sunday-school OF
the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
yesterday morning closed the l903-o4
year. The year has been one of the
most successful in the history of the
school. both in the amount of ground
covered, and In the attendance ana
character of work done.
Rev. Father Kennedy. rector of the
Cathedral. is the general superintendent
OF the school. Mr.. J. ]. Powers is
superintendent of the boys department,
and Mother NJ. Claire the superintend-
ent of the girls department. There are
about $50 scholars in the school, and
the average attendance for each Sunday
of the year has been but few short of
the total enrolment.
The feature of the services yesterday
was the presentation of medals to
scholars for their work during the year.
Fifty-three medals were presented,
twenty-five to boys and twenty-eight
10 girls. The class medals were given
for exceling in knowledge of the les
sons. attendance at the school,, and
conduct. There are from ten to twelve
scholars in each class. and so close
was the competition in many of them,
that several were tied for first place.
In such cases the winners drew for the
medal and a consolation medal was
given the unlucky. ones.
Following the awarding of the med
ais Rev. Father Kennedy thanked the
scholars for their attention to duty and
the study they had given the lessons.
The teachers and officers of the school
were thanked for their aid and CO.
operation during the year. and to them
much of the credit for the work accom-
plished was given. The speaker closed
by expressing the wish that the sum
mer vacation might prove a happy one,
and that the school might assemble
next October with an increased enroll
msnt.
The following were those who le-
ceived medals, together with the names
Of those of the classes whose percen-
tage equalled that of the leaders:
In the Boys Department..
Eighth Grade-Miss Robinsons class,
Michael Mccarthy; Mrs. c. McCarthy's
class. Percy Bell.
Seventh Grade-Miss L. McCarthy's
class, Thomas Powers, Frank Laird
and Harry Galina were tied. The
medal was drawn for and won by Har-
~ Galina. Miss Clark's class. William
Bohan and Leo Hohenstein were tied.
The medal was drawn for and won by
Leo Hohenstein.
Sixth Grade-Miss Annie Bells class,
Robert Laird.
Fifth Grade-Miss N. O'Briens
class, Cyril O'Connor; Miss McLaugh-
Inns class, Eugene Hayes; Miss X.
walsh's class, Daniel Sheehan.
Fourth Grade-Miss A. O'Briens
class. no medal awarded; Miss Facet
tbs class, John Connolly; Mr. Charles
Powers class. John Reynolds; Miss
Louise Healy's class. Claude Lyons and
Joseph Craggs were tied and medal
Third Grade-Mr. Umbach's class,
medal drawn for by Frank Mckenzie.
Gerald McMurray and Harry Cronk
and won by Harry Cronk; Miss S. Ho
hensteins class, Walter Hohenstein
and James Gross were tied and medal
was drawn by James Gross; Miss N.
Christians class, Joseph Joyce; Mr..
Daniel Kennedy's class. Martin Egan;
Mrs. L. Dunn's class, Thomas Cullom
and John Brennan tied and medal
drawn by Thomas Brennan
Second Grade-Miss n. McCarthy's
class. Matthew Powers; Miss Verderys
class, Julian Hartridge; Miss M. No
lan's class. Ed. O'Connor.
First Grade-Mrs. John Lyons class,
hxr 1xxyif, 1sas
Jerome Sullivan, Ed. Brennan Thomas
Sheehan and James Egan, and won by
James Egan; Miss Christians class,
medal drawn for by John O'Connor and
Walter Murphy and won by Walter
Murphy; Miss S. Rays class, William
McGillicuddy.
In the Girls Department.
High School Grade-Mother M. schol-
astica- teacher, medal drawn for by
the Misses Nellie Mccarthy, Loretto
Mcmahon, Mary McCredmond and Eu-
lalie Fuger, and won by Miss Fuger.
Eighth Grade-Sister NJ. Catherine,
teacher. medal drawn for by the
Misses Stella McGTealy, Margaret Nc
Nally and Carmel Murphy and won
by Miss McGrealy.
Seventh Grade-Sister M. Josephs
class, medal drawn for by the Misses
Carrie Spiegel and Mary Lovett and
won Dy MISS SpleSGlt hIo. W. NetSAi
class, Miss Margaret McCredmond;
Miss Helen OConnor's class, Miss Jo-
sephine Golden.
Sixth Grade-Mrs. A. NJ ODonog-
hue's class, medal drawn for by the
Misses Katie Joyce and Agnes Nc
Glashan and won by Miss McGlashan;
Miss Mary Monahan's class, Miss Nell
lie bowling Miss Mary Kennedy's
class, medal drawn for by the Misses
Regina McAuliffe, Alice Price and
Helen Doyle and won by Miss Price
Fifth Grade-Sister NJ. Carmels
class, Miss Annie Travers; Miss NJ
Doyle's class, drawn for by the Misses
Irene Lloyd. Mary Brennan and Annie
Mentally and won by Miss Brennan;
Miss Mary Romans class. Miss Eleanor
Beytagh.
Fourth Grade-Sister NJ. Anastasia's
class Miss Mary McCluskey. Miss Ka-
tie Dllon's class. Miss Regina Bey-
tagh: Miss Aggie Dillon's class, Miss
Mary Murphy; Miss Hanna McCar-
thy's class, medal drawn for by the
Misses Margaret McKenna and Ida
Brawner and won by Miss McKenna
Third Grade-Sister NJ Imelda's
class drawn for by the Misses Ger
aldine Kennedy and Ida Altich and
won by Miss Kenndy: Miss Courtney's
class, Miss Mary Gearon: Miss Kane 6
class, Miss Madeline McAuliffe; Miss
Gallagher's class drawn for by the
Misses Sybila Hansen and Mary Miles
and won by Miss Hansen: Miss Josie
O'Byrne's class. Miss Monte Beytagh
Second Grade-Miss Buckley's class,
Miss Helen Hayes: Miss MONEYS
class, Miss May Crosby; Sister NJ Ig-