Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-18
Sacred Heart Commencement

their Alma Mater.
Program was as follows:
Piano Solo, ''Invitation to
Dance, Won Weber
S. S. Mullen
"Weakness of Socialism ..........,
Stephen Conway
Piano Solo, dorothy, .......
........ Seymour Smith
John Re
Harry Mather
Song, "Whip- poor Will" ...........
Juniors
Violin Solo, (s) "Cavatina, Raft
(b) "Mazurka. Wieniawski
VIM. Moldenhauer
"Early Training"
Peter Brooks
Home Sweet Home, ,"..............
Senior Glee Club
Valedlctory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
jeremiah Carroll.
The address to the graduates was
delivered by Hon. Francis O'Shaugh-
messy of Chicago, and was an able
effort and eloauently delivered.
Diplomas were then awarded to the
following graduates who had com
pleted TIE commercial course
Peter Brooks, Watertown, Wiscon-
sin.
Henry Brusenbacb, Watertown,
Wisconsin.
Jeremiah Carroll, Lyndon, Wiscon-
sin.
Raymond Kelly, DE Smet, South
Dakota.
Austin Kennedy, Chicago, Illinois.
John Malkowski, Chicago, Illinois.
Harry Mather, Chicago, Illinois.
Francis Netzhammer, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Thomas O'Connell, Watertown,
Wisconsin.
Francis Gsndrick, Lyndon, Wiscon-
sin.
Leslie Kearney, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Prizes were then awarded as fol-
lows:
The Murphy Gold Medal for General
Excellence, donated by the Rev.
Henry Murphy, Columbus. Wisconsin.
for the Academic student, who has
been at least two years in the insti-
tutIvn having the h:g nest average
during the scholastic year, was awsrd-
ed to Francis Moore. Watertown,
Wis.
The Tiedebohl Commercial Gold
Medal, by Theodore g. Tiedebohl.
Chicago, Illinois for the student
having the highest record in the
Commercial Department, graduate
year, was awarded, ex-aequo, to John
Malkowski, Chicago, Illinois. Harry
Mather. Chicago. Illinois.
The Stone Gold Medal for General
History. donated by William Q. Stone,
Watertown, Wisconsin. was awarded
to Herbert Weidner. Chicago, Illinois.
The Lyman gold medal, donated by
William Lyman, Chicago, for the stu
dent having the best record in Latin
1, was awarded to Hubert Wiedner,
Chicago.
The Connery gold medal, donated
by John T. Connery, Chicago, for
English essay writing, was awarded
to Leslie Kearney, Los Angeles, Cal
The Mckinley gold medal for Chris
tian Doctrine, second course, donated
by Archibald A. Mckinley, Chicago
was awarded to August Basch, Graft
OF, Wis.
The Condor gold medal for Chris
+,ir ir1 ~ ar
by the Rev. M. A. Condor, Oregon
Wis, was awarded to Hubert Wied
ner, Chicago.
The Dempsey gold medal for pen
manship, donated by the Rev. Thorn
as Dempsey, Monroe, Wis, was award
ed to Raymond Kelly, De Smet, S. D
The Schweitzer gold medal for gen
eral department in the minim depart
ment, donated by the Rev. Philil
Schweitzer, Watertown, was awarded
| to Herbert Schoen, Madison.
The Werner gold medal for type
writing, donated by Dr. F. c. Werner
Watertown, for the student having th'
best record in typewriting, was award
ed to Francis Netzhammer, Milwau
kee.
The Mcbride gold medal for violin
| donated by the Rev. Charles Nc
Bride. Oconomo voc, was awarded t
Edward Donnegan, Davenport, Iowa
The gold medal for piano, donate
by William Quinlan, Chicago, wa
awarded to John Re, Chicago.