The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-19
DIPLOMAS AWARDED
TO CLASS
SACRED HEART ACADEMY HOLDS
FINAL RcISES--MEDALS
ARE PRESENTED.

| AT 10 o'clock yesterday morning, il
the hall of Sacred Heart academy
\ the members of the class of 1909
after appropriate exercises were pre-.
scented with their diplomas, and re.
ceived the congratulations of theil
many friends and we'll wishers.
| The exercises were opened with the
"Polonaise de Concert" which was
rendered by the Misses M. McLaugh-
lin and G. Gallagher in very arts
tic manner, after which the saluta-
tory address was delivered by Miss
Phyllis Bricknel. The large audience
of friends of the young woman lis.
tened attentively to the clever address
clusion gave her the earnest and sin
cere congratulations which she de-
gram was the "Polocca Brilliante. y
gram was the "Pollocca Brilliantee.'
by the Misses A. Therriault, M. Seid
Ter, M. Burke and A Colvin. much
applause being given the quartet at
it's finish. The valedictory address,
delivered by the other graduate, Miss
Jennie Shaughnessey was MASTER
ANAi>'ASiN+Nt
manner, and showed the earnest en-
deavors made by the young woman,
The Grand Duo Concert sur Bell
sarlo, on two pianos, by the Misses
n. Sullivan and r. Burns, was an
other entertaining feature of the splen
dld program and was Well received
after which a chorus rendered "In the
Harbor We've Been Sheltered" The
event of the exercises came next. the
presenting of the diplomas and gold
medals to the graduates, Misses
Bricknell and Shaughnessey, by Rev.
A. f. Trivelli, S. j. who delivered an
address to the young ladies who have
just completed the course It was an
extremely interesting talk and was full
of good advice
The gold medal FOR English compost
ton, first prize, donated by C. E. w.
Griffith of Chicago, was awarded to
Miss Laura Mcmillan of the junior
academic class. The second prize for
donated by "a friend" was given to
Miss Katherine Sullivan The gold
medal for Christian doctrine, first
academic, donated by J. ]. Burns Of
New York, was awarded to Miss Anna
ELY, and the premium for drawing,
first academic, donated BY Miss Mary
Hogan was also presented to Miss
Anna Ely.
gold cross and chain, for excel
lence in bookkeeping, second AGA
aenic, was awarded to Miss Marco
Adams. The gold medal for American
history, donated by Knights OF Co
unbus council No. 1921, merited by
the Misses Hazel Goode Josephine
hibodeau, Victorinc Tuott ana Der
1adette Porter, was awarded to Miss
'ernadette Porter Of the eighth grade
The gold medal for Christian doe
rine, seventh grade, donated BY Rev |
4. f. Trivelli, was received by Miss
emma Roulier, and the gold medal for |
good conduct, young ladies' depart
nent donated by Miss Eleanor Lough- |
an, went to Miss Agnes Sullivan The |
;old medal for Christian doctrine. |
Joys of the seventh grade, donated by |
Knights of Columbus council No. 1921, /
vas given to Master John Murphy. |
The gold medal for perfect attend
nee, donated by Rev. A. f, Trivelli,
o the seventh grade, was awarded
o Master Henry Firchau, while the
old medal for good conduct, boys
department, which was do
ated by j. M. Lucy, was received by
laster James Currie. The gold medal
or Irish history, donated by the An
lent Order of Hibernians of Montana,
qually merted by the Misses Marie
dams and Winifred Murphy, was
iven to the latter young lady. The
old medal for music, donated by G.
!. Wolf, was awarded to Miss Anna
herriault.
The awarding of thea medals and
concluded the exercises for
ne morning. In the afternoon the
nnual alumni reunion was held A
lWn party on the grounds of the
cademy, was held and proved very
lccessful. The beautiful weather
with the pretty costumes OF
lie young ladies and the picturesque
arb of the Sisters, formed a pretty
nd lively scene. About 20 of the
umni all Missoula young women. II
ere present This was the seventh
umnl meeting of the school, the as ::
ociation having been organized in .
O3 and was the most successful one
It held. After the reunion the COM I
encement exercises We're over and Z
e 18th commencement became
ing OF the past. Last evening many
the pupils of the academy departed J
I their homes and they will be fol-
wed by many others today. The Sis
rs will spend the time until JULY in
udying for the Sisters INSTITUTES
hlch will be held at Helena next
onth, and which will be attended by
sters throughout the state. c