The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-29
CHEYENNE, WY0.
Convent of Holy Child.

SOIlNShh VI iIOly SiiIfds
On Friday afternoon, June q, the an
nual distribution of honors, prizes and
promotion cards took place in the
Convent school hall The Rev. Faith
ers Duffy and Schilinger were present,
besides q few special guests. The con-
vent orchestra played THE Storm Cen
ter" after which the junior singing
class sang The A B Song in parts,
and won a hearty applause from those
present. A piano duette by Miss Mar
garet Coughlin and Miss Annette
Keefe, and q piano quartette by Misses
Anna Ketcham, Edith Casteel, Meta
May and Marie Coyne, and another Sc
lection. Happy Days" by the orches-
ira comprised the music on the pro-
gram Miss Margaret Mullison recited
'The Bishop and the Caterpillar with
much expression, and 1t was greatly
enjoyed. 1.-The Jingle Bells" played
by five young ladies, namely, Misses
Frances Mcfarland Margaret Walsh,
Catherine Walsh and Maria Klett, and
sung by the girls in the fifth and sixth
classes, was also a pleasing number.
The program closed with the Hymn to
st. Alysius which was sung by all the
school. The following children were
awarded the honorary ribbons for good
conduct: Miss Mary Cross of Beaver,
the first blue ribbon, the highest honor,
Misses Gertrude Geddes, Cheyenne,
and Miss Hazel NOLAN, Glendo, the
third blue ribbon. The green ribbon
| for good conduct were merited by Miss
Zfta Warlaumond and Miss Clara
Truckey in the eighth grade Misses
Esther Bolln and Emma Lucas in the,
seventh: Misses Lucille Murphy,
Louise McHugh, Winefred Bresnahan,
in the sixth: Misses Joyce Sullivan,
Clara Aherns and Dorothy. Bergerson
in the fourth and fifth; Misses Frances
Barlow, Annie Coughlin and Loretto
Stapleton in the third; Misses Madge
Hood, Jeanette Mullen Pauline Smith
and Ruby Bath received the red rib
bons in the first and second grades
The gold medal for Christian doc
trine in the fourth year high school,
per. Wyo., was merited by Miss Mary
Keogh, Colorado Springs. The silver
medals for Christian doctrine, donated
by Mr.. Robert Thompson, Denver,
Colo. was merited in the third year
by Miss Ethel Wallaumont, Chey-
enne; in the second year by Miss Ha-
eel Moran. Glendo, Wyo. in the first
year by Miss Elsie Cross Beaver,
Wyo.
The prizes for Christian doctrine
have been merited as follows:
garet Martin, Cheyenne; in the sew
enth grade, by Miss Margaret Cough
lin, Laramie; in the sixth, by Miss Lu-
cile Murphy, Cheyenne; in the fourth,
by Miss Dorothy Bergerson, Cheyenne;
in the third, by Miss Annie Coughlin,
Laramie; in the second Miss Ruth
Heenan, Cheyenne; in the first, by
Miss Gertrude Sweeney.
The gold medal for the highest aver
zs,,,, +f1,,- AL ~
year. donated by the Hon. c. E. Car
penter, Laramie, was merited by Miss
Maria Leahy of the third year. from
Lincoln, Neb. The prizes for the high
est average were merited in the eighth
grade by Miss Zita Warleamont; in
the seventh grade by Miss Margaret
Mullison: in the fifth and sixth. by
Miss Margaret Walsh; in the third
and fourth, by Miss Dorothy Berger
son. In the elementary classes, by
Miss Jeanette Mullen.
The gold medal for good conduct
among the senior boarders donated by
the Hon. T. A. Cosgriff, Cheyenne, was
merited by Miss Mary Cross, Beaver. |
The silver medal for good conduct
among the Junior boarders was nerited |
bv Miss Louise McHugh, Laramie.
The silver medals for improvement |
i'm music. donated by DR.. Barkwell, |
CHEYENNE, were merited by Miss Anna |
Ketcham, Miss Helen Keefe, Miss
Margaret Coughlin, Miss Rena Tuhey. |
The prizes for perfect attendance
and punctuality during the school year
were merited by Miss Mary Smith and |
Miss Nellie Graham.
The prizes for needlework were mer-
tied as follows: That for embroidery, |
by Miss Helen Keefe, Miss Esther |
Friebel. Sheridan; Miss Gertrude
Geddes. That for plain sewing, by |
Miss Hazel Moran and Miss Emma Lu-
cas-.
The prizes for politeness were merit !
ed by Miss Mary Cross, Miss Ruby |
Lee. Denver; Miss Esther Bolln, Doug |
las, Wyo.
The prize for general application |
was merited by Miss Mary Cross.
The prize for improvement in draw
ing was merited by Miss Marie Coyne, |
Sheridan.
After the distribution of prizes the
hymn was sung, and then the Rev. j.
Duffy spoke to the children few |
words of praise and uragement in
regard to their school work, and gave
them some good advice for the holi-
day time the pleasures of which all
were anticipating so eagerly.
On Saturday morning twenty-five
children left for the north of the state,
some going to Thermopolis, some tol