Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-21

also sang the solo and while its ren-
dition is difficult she was herself equal
to 1t.
Selection for Left Hand.
A piano selection for the left hand
was given by the Misses Taylor and
Hickox. In this they played entirely
with their left hands. The Misses G.
Olson, A. Brown, E. Hampel, s. Ca
yot, H Sparks, l.. Newhall, R. Kelly,
E. Carol, G. Morrison, M. Berardinelli,
s. Quintana and NJ Yanni, seated three
each at four pianos played a difficult
selection and won the applause of
the audience. The musical part OF
the program was concluded with a
piano quartette by the Misses E. Tay-
lor, E. Hickox. s. Cayot and R. Kelly.
The valedictory Lights and
Shades" was given by the two gradu-
ates, the Misses Hickox and Taylor.
Miss Hickox spoke on Lights" and
after dwelling upon the happy days
in school, and thanking the Sisters
of Loretto for their many kindnesses,
she hade adieu to her teachers, friends
and alma mater That 1t is necessary
to have some darkness in order to bet
ter appreciate the light, was the
theme of Miss Taylor's essay. Sur
rounded by the young ladies of the
academy, with whom they have passed
their school days, the graduates said
their "good-byes' and were then
awarded their diplomas by the Rev.
Father Antonio Fourchegu.
Gold medals were awarded as fol.
lows:
For ladylike department, donated by
Very Rev. Antonio Fourchegu, merited
by Misses E. Taylor, B. Lodge, G. o.
son, ]. Luna, s. Cayot, H. Floersheim,
allotted to Miss Bessie Lodge.
First gold medal for music, donated
by Mrs. F. Sarracino, merited by
Misses E. Hickox, B. Lodge, S. Cayot,
R. Kelly, C. Olson, M. Gormley, M.
Yanni, E. Hampel, A Brown, allotted
to Miss Stella Cayot
Second gold medal for music, do
mated by Rev. G. ]. Juillard, merited
by Misses s. Quintana, F. Sarracino, H.
Sparks, F. Fernandez, E. Roy, ]. Roy,
H. Floersheim, s. Salmon, l.. New
hall, r. Baca, allotted to Miss Frances
Sar.acino.
Gold medal for improvement on vio-
lin, donated by w. J. Feeley of Chica-
go, awarded to Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
Gold medal for Christian Doctrine,
donated by Rev. J. Deraches, merlted
by Misses e. Taylor, B. Lodge, G. o.
son, M. Alderete, M. Hotz, ]. Roy, E.
Roy, R. Kelly, s. Quintana, s. Cayot,
F. Fernandez, E. Hampel, M. Yanni, G.
Morrison, P. Delgado, E. Carol, M.
Gormley, F. 'Sarracino, G. Robins, L.
Lorenzo, G. Gormley, J. Shirk, r.
Chaves, J. Sena, ]. Luna, G. Abeytia,
A. Sena, R. Varela, l.. Alalid, allotted
to Miss Josephine Roy.
Gold medal for general proficiency
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
Gold medal for highest average in
graduating class awarded to Miss
Caroline Olson.
Gold medal for highest average In
eighth grade, awarded to Miss Eloise
Carol.
Gold medal for penmanship, donated
ny Messrs. Seligman Brothers, inerited
~ Misses M. Alderete, G. Olson, b.
Lodge, e. Carol, j. Roy, s. Quintana,
F. Sarracino, G. Morrison, P. Delgado,
M. Yanni, allotted to Miss Caroline o.
son.
Gold medal for diligence, donated
by Mrs. Fdel Romero, merited by Miss
es e. Hickox, e. Taylor, G. Olson, M.
Hotz, M. Alderete, M. Gormley, e.
Roy, L. Lorenzo, ]. Luna, J. Sena, G..
Horn, l.. Richardson, A. Sena, G. Abey.
tia, allotted to Miss Juanita Luna.
Gold medal for regular attendance
awarded to Miss Marie Alderete.
Certificates were awarded to the
following graduates from the gram
mar department: Misses Elodse Carrol,