The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-09-25
St. Mary's Academy Notes.

st. Mary's Academy Notes.
Since the Inauguration of classes, or
Sept. Z, every day has brought new ar.
rivals to swell the ranks of the student
body. The scholastic year 1909-10 is
now in perfect working order. 1t has
| been the aim of the engagement of the
academy not only TO maintain its for
mer high standard, but to make the in
stitution a monumental home of learn
| ing. The young ladies have entered
upon their arduous task with a vim
courage and perseverance which au-
gurs well for success in the future
| They seem to realize that there is no
more appreciative feature than ardent
| persevering study, from which quality
arises the formation of a noble char
acter, disciplined heart and mind, as
it constitutes the fountain from which
success must flow. Judging from the
earnestness and application displayed
since the beginning of the first semes-
ter the young ladies agree with the
saying of Euclid: There is no royal
road to knowledge"
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At the first meeting held by the So
dality of the Children Of Mary, the fol-
L 1,
Miss Adelaide Sun; vice president, Miss
Margaret McDonough; treasurer, Miss
Lilly Broyles; secretary, Miss Minnie
Reno.
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The election of the sodality of the
Holy Angels resulted as follows: Pres
ident, Viola Daniels: secretary. Dor
othy White; treasurer. Adelaide Conk-
wright
I The choice of class president by their
classmates fell to the following young
ladies': Graduating class, Miss Adelaide
Sun: third academic. Miss Katie Chip
man; seconr academic, Miss Agnes Sui
Ivan; first academic, Miss Helen
Hughes; fourth preparatory, Miss Ollie
Cooper: third preparatory, Miss Eu-
gensa Mercer; second preparatory, Miss
Kathleen Homer; first preparatory,
Miss Genevieve Mccormick; fourth
juniod class, Miss Henrietta Roecyel-
mann.
Many improvements in and around
the academy buildings have been eff
fected during the vacation month,
which enhance not only the beauty of
the building. but insures the health and
comfort of the students. The grounds
present q park-like appearance; while
the tennis court, croquet grounds. bas-
ketball section, etc. offer special at
traction to lovers of these games.
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The academy is always proud of the
success of her children. Especially is
she glad to hear that they have taken
their place as leaders in the march of
education, because in their noble lives
she sees nnirrored the best results of
genuine Catholic training 1t is there
fore with peculiar pleasure we learn
that the Misses Maud Taylor and Lor-
ma Burton of the class of 1909 have
been awarded teachers certificates aft
er passing the examinations success
fully
The Alma Mater extends to them best
wishes for success in their noble work.
Roll of Honor.
Misses L. Broyles, A. Heckart, NJ.
NJ. McDonough, W. McDon- !
ough, NJ. Reno, B. Micnaelis, n. Smith,
F. Sullivan NJ. Sullivan, A Sun, L. |
White, A. Cameron, NJ Collins, K. !
Chapman. X. Curley, L. Davis, NJ. Hall, |
f. Kane, L. Knowlden, L. Ruvane. V. |
Shannon, A. Fanderhoof, A. Sullivan, |
w. Sullivan, L. Granger, L. NJ. Osborn, |
NJ. Hoes, l.. Ellis, ]. Cunningham, L. |
Collins. V. Burton. J. Burton, l. |
Schmaling, NJ. Arnold, c. Hansen. f. |
Shannon. 1. Sefrit, e. Berger E. Nor |
ris, a. Creech. A. Bowen, E. Miller, f. |
Hays, A. Smith, H. Hicks, l. Downing, |
H. Hughes, 1. Coke, A. West. E. Pits |
ter. f, Forrest. H. Buehler L. Martin,
V. Kimball, NJ. Mccormack, H. Fine |
gan, L. Tarkoff. L. Butler, P. Ford. E.
Besrosiers, n. Fitzmaurice A. Fidel. c. |
@. Cooper, R. Jacobson. |
p. Holiness o. Kelley, NJ. Collins. G.
Hegney, NJ. T. Hughes, A. Hughes. 1.
Griffin. E. Kass. L. Condron, D. Dun
ham, A. Brownlee, NJ. Matley, F. Mat
ey. D. Barnett. E. O'Neill, P. Ton
lam, e. MERCER, NJ. Kane, A. Conk-
wright. d. White, NJ. Keirce. n. Col
ms, NJ. Dillon, L. Boehler G. Lindsey.
VI. Gleason, A. Coleman, n. Have. V.
Daniels, D. Earle, G. Giles, E. Hough-
on, NJ. Ward, NJ. Johnston, B. Bennett
Phegley, B. Payer. T. Butler, L.
Young, N. Harris, E. Paddock, NJ.
.oXe. NJ. Dell, G. Laurent, H Cutler
= Treweek. X. Homer n. Clay, NJ
delloy. M Jones. NJ Rice, o. Brooks,
Hill, G. Mccormack, NJ. Mulryan,
Kelley, V. ellis, A ellis G. Dri-
ian. H. O'Shea, F. c.reenhalgh. a
tockelman, NJ. Buckley. V. Mcdowell,
Chance, NJ. Bedell, B. Cronan. D
1arker, G. O'Brien, Nj. Lindsey, E,
Deadly, D. Morrison. E. Goodman. M.
.ecuyer, R. Bruneau, P Taylor, e.
luster, E. Foss, A. Furgeson. M. Dill
IN, V. Schillman, u, Sweeney, c. Semi
ret. R. Bruneau. F. Douglas, c. Gallo.
}. Spencer, A. Faro, F. Kierce, Nj,
'uker. NJ. Hedrick. NJ. O'DonneH V.
Ills. H. Uhl, NJ. Reynolds, L. Dell. E.
ulster. c. Laramie, A. Faro, d. Croft.
: Tedescco, T. Montgomery, G. Smith,
!. Jeremy, E. Saul, A. Jacketta. W
vhet. L. Kierce. c. Taylor, C. Slade j
aul, NJ. Rosy. R. Dell NJ. Uusher. r
oyne, ]. Daughters, NJ Smeltzer, A
Iaske, F. Gallo. V. Foster, A. Tedes-
DO, S. Niles, R. Jacketta, F. Gallo.
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