The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
List Of Prize winners.
The prize winners are as follows:
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List Of Prize winners.
The prize winners are as follows;
FIRST CLASS. DIVISION A.
Premium f1- attaining the highest general average
awarded o. Mabel Dillon next In merit Rosemary
Heeuau.
DIVISION r.
Premium for attaining the highest general average
awarded % Rose Polio. next In merit Josephine
C0nn1rs.
Premiums for general improvement awarded %
Violet Glover. Bernaictie RYAN. L1rCto Quinn.
Mar Quigiey and Katie W00iio~L
Premiums for peumaBshp awarded % Elsie Br-
bsm. Ada Batemau and Esther LaVler
Premiums for department awarded % Elsie Brh7m.
Gertrude Pullman, Agnes Blake. Rosemary Hscusn.
Mabel Dillon. Grace D1ugherty Mary inland, Ads
Bstemsn. and Esther L7vicT.
SECOND CLASS. DIVISION A.
Premium for the highest general average awarded
% Mary Kaiser. next in merit Mary Ryan and
Anna Nitsinlwche.
DIVISION p.
Premium f-r attaining the highest yearly average
awarded % Mary lett, next I'm merit, Ethel Welsh.
Premium for attaining the highest general aver
age in examinations awarded 90 Katie Connor.
Premiums Tor general improvement awarded 20
Es'ee Davis Helen Peach, Bessie Farrell Edith
Reeves. Margaret MCCanu. Esther Wood. NCn
McClaue and May Heenan.
paraui Mary Blake Lily koernicke
Premium for department awarded 20 MaT Kaiser,
Ethel Dent Mary RYAN. Josephine Ta-lntino,
FraDCps lICClane. and susan Pullman.
THIRD CLASS. DIVISION A
Premium for highest general average awarded %
Susan Pascel. next IN merit Beuah Welsh and
Marie O'Bricn.
DIVISION b.
Premium for the highest general average awarded
10 Bessie Dixon next In merit Josie Conuors and
Mary McCann.
Premium for general improvement awarded 70
Agnes Copeland Ida Tsrantino. Marie Maloney.
Nellie Quigiey, and Nellie Mclaughlin
Premiums for peumanship awarded 10 MaT Del
yigue and Elizabeth Quinn
Premiums .or department awarded r. Susan Pas
cal Nellie Mclaughlin. Nellie McCr0U. Mary Nc
Cam. Bessie Dixon, Josie Couners and May
Th0rnbcry.
FOURTH CLASS DIVISION 4.
Premiums awarded 70 the following little girls
who have worked very hard iu ther classes during
the year. Marie Kemuo Helen Lee. Maggie Con
uors, Jennie Snder. and Frances Smith.
DIVISION b.
Loretto Gettngz. liner ChFistopolis Catherine Ma
honey Marv Mclaughlin. EVELYN Thcuton Mary
Tidens. Sophie Snder. and Margaret Cook
Boxes of sweets donated by devoted friend for
Lillian Dixon. Theresa Cannon. Mary Worthington,
Gouker. Rosalie Barells Cstharne Mshoney. Mar
garet Cook, EVELYN Thornton. Loretto Gettinzs 1nez
Christopolis Stella Kelly. Margaret Malouey Ethel
Halloran. Victoria Dixon. Regina Marshal Nettie
Ba,eman. Louise Mills Josephine Little Elizabeth
G0uker. Blanche Dickens, Sophie Snder, Mary
Tideus. Mary Mclaughlin, Jennie Suider, Maggie
Ccnnors, Thelma Thornton, Annie Healey, and
Frances Smith.
Premiums for domestic economy. sewing and
darning awarded to Cecilia Blake. Mary Wood.
Grace Fcilke Theresa Mclaughlin Ada Bateman,
Gertrude Pullman. Susan Pascal Beuadette Ryan,
Violet Glover Mary inland. Esther Lawler. Elsie
Bribam, Agnes Blake, Grace Dougherty Helen
TAYLOR. Josephine Connors. Josephine Tarantino.
Marion Bribam. and Nellie McCrery
Special premium for general satisfaction through
out the house during the entire year awarded TO
Elsie BTbam.
Gold heart donated by Edward N0igt TO eact
class for application:
First class-Theress Mclaughlin.
Second Class-tieorginna Wilson.
Third Ciass-lisri0n Briham.
Fourth Class-Katie Clark.
Special premium in the third class for Christian
doctrine, donated and awarded by the reverend
chaplain. Father Marx. as the result Of an orsl
examination conducted by him
Glass Artist premium awarded 20 Isabelle Mul-
hem; second premium TO Marion Bribam and Susan
Pascal; honorable mention Mary Maloney, Nellie
Mclaughlin Agnes Copeland and Mary Cottua.
Glass B-First premium awarded 20 Bessie Dixon
second premium u little Josie CounOrs.
Regret DIR. Stafford's Absence.
The general regret at the illness Of
Father Stafford and his inability to at
tend could not have been more touchingly
expressed than when one little girl a
member Of the junior class, hung back
after the exercises. and, approaching
Father McGuigan, said with a winning
little lisp and bashful smile. Il so sor-
~ Father Stafford was not here. VIII
you tell him?'
The final examination papers Of all of
the eight grades were on exhibition in
the class room. The senior, or graduating
class. will go from St. Vincents to St.
Roses Industrial School on u street.