The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-07
HIGH AVERAGES
MADE BY
PUPILS
Sisters School at Warrington
Close and Several Gold
Medals Awarded Pupils.

| the supervision and direction OF the
Sisters of Mercy have closed. Many
of the pupils showed themselves pro-
fcient in the several branches of
studies and as a result high and ex-
ceIent averages were secured by
those who competed in the examina-
| tons.
The following shows the averages
made and to whom gold medals and
prizes were awarded:
The gold medal in the ninth grade
was awarded to Miss Bdna CAaf1n for
highest average at the annual exami-
nation her average being 94.2. Miss
Chafin passed a brilliant examination,
her work in many cases neared per-
lection. Miss Hildred Oldmixon ranks
next, with an average of SO.7.
Miss Hildred's work also is deSerV-
ing of great praise. The gold medal
in the sixth grade was awarded to Miss
Bertha Langley. who made general
average of 955 Her work would re-
fleet credit on a young lady of sixteen
and she is only eleven. Miss Lillian
Touard ranks second with 81.
F, The gold medal for mathematics in
the ninth grade, awarded to Miss
Hildred OldmiXon, average 95.5 per
cent. Miss Edna Chaffin ranks next
with an average Of CPS.
The gold medal for mathematics in
the sixth grade was drawn for by
Misses Marie Jones, Catherine Ander-
son and Lillian Touard, won by Miss
Catherine Anderson.
The first gold medal for music in
the senior grade was awarded to Miss
Hildred Oldmixon average Sc per
cent. The second gold medal for
music in the senior grade, was award
ed to Miss Marie Grossjohann, aver
age 913. Both young ladies acquitted
themselves with such marked pro-
ficiency that it was found necessary
to deviate from the custom and give
each medal.
The medal in the junior grades were
awarded to Miss Catherine Anderson,
average S1.3.
A prize was awarded to Miss Louise
Hutchings. who averaged S0.6.
The prize for stringed instruments
was awrded Masnus Grossjohnn with
percentage of So. His theoretical
part deserves speciaE praise.
The gold medal for perfect atten-
dance for the past three years, was
awarded to Miss Katie Hubbard. A
prize was awarded to Miss Oracle
Robertson, who has not been absent
within the past three years, but has
been late.
The gold medal for this years
attendance was drawn for by Misses
Oracle Robertson, Bertha Langley,
Catherine Anderson, Louise Hutch
ings, Bessie McGinn, Winnie You'd.
Lily Robertson wongby C. Anderson.
A statue of B. V. M. for best answers
in sacred studies, including Christian
doctrine and Bible history, drawn for
by Misses Katie Hubbard, Maggie and
Mildred Odmixon, Marie Jones, won
by HildTed Oldmixon.
An Onyx Rosary awarded to Miss
Edna Chaff1n for best answers in the
spelling contest, averaged 100. A
prize was awarded to Miss Hildred
Oldmixon for best penmanship in the
ninth grade, aver 100. A prize was
awarded to Miss Bessie Waggener for
best reading in the sixth grade.
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Edna Chaffin and Hildred Oldmixon
for best reading in the ninth grade
was won by Hildred Oldmixon. A
prize drawn for by Misses Lillian
Touard and Catherine Anderson for
best penmanship in the sixth grade
was won by Miss Touard. A prize
awarded to Miss Eta Touard for best
application. A pEize awarded to Miss
Eta Touard for lady-like department
on all occasions and to Miss Edna
Murphy. A prize award to Miss Bertha
Langley for best answers in the Unit
ed States history. Contest between
non1Catholics as a balance subject
for S. studies with Catholics.
Junior Grades.
A prize awarded to Miss Augusta
Simmons for highest average in the
fifth grade. A prize drawn for by
Misses Regina Davenport and Blanche
Oldmixon for highest average in the
junior fifth grade, average 91.8 won
by Miss OldmiXon. A prize award
ed to Miss Louise Hutchings for high
est average in fourth grade, average
93.1.
A prize awarded Miss Mildred Chat
nm for highest average In the third
grade, average 81.
A prize awarded to Miss Winnie
You'd for highest average in junior
third grade, average "a. "A prize
drawn for by Misses Olive Waggener
and Louise Smallwood, won by Olive
Waggener. "A prize for best answers
in all junior grades in Christian doc
trine awarded to Miss Winnie Yond,
average 100.
"A prize drawn for by Misses Mildred
Chafin and Lily Robertson for best
answers in the spelling, contest be-
tween all the junior grades, won by
Mildred Chaf1n.
A prize for best penmanship in all
junior grades drawn for by Misses
Blanche Bonner and Louise Hutchings
was won by Blanche Bonner.
A prize for penmanship drawn for
by Misses Augusta Simmons and
Beulah Crona, won by Augusta Sim
mons.
A prize for reading drawn for by
the best readers in all junior grades,