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gents professional certl11cate, upon llt
completion OF a full two years course
In the School Of Pedagogy at st. Eliz'
abeth's. Two full years of college work
are required before students can bt
admitted to the courses in the Schoo
of Pedagogy. Those who received ths
bachelor of arts were:
Loretta Alexina Byrnes. Wellsville
N. Y; Margaret Mary Convery. Tren-
ton; Agnes Marie Doyle, Jersey City
Leocadie Marie Farrell, New York
city; Katharine Elizabeth Flynn
Rochester, N. Y; Katharine Hinchliffe
Paterson; Angela Agatha Maloney,
Waterbury, Conn; Isabel Manderyi
Rochester, N. Y; Ellen Airline Mooney,
Syracuse. N. Y; Mary Agnes Moran,
Avon, N. Y; Mary Agnes O'Connor,
White Plains, N. Y; Mary Adelaide
Quigley. Rochester, N. Y; Anna Hide
garde Rafferty,, Plainfeld; Rose Cecilia
Smyth, Auburn. N. Y; Winifred Gene
We've Weiss. Waterbury, Conn.
Those who received the degree of
bachelor of science We're: Misses
Byrnes. Doyle, Farrell. Flynn. Hinch-
life, Mooney, Moran, O'Connor, Raj
ferty. Smyth and Weiss.
Honor Students.
Honors in the college department
were awarded az follows:
The McQuaid memorial medal, found
cd by the generous gift OF the RI .
DR.. Thomas F. Hickey, bishop of Roch-
ester, and awarded for philosophy In
the senior class, was won by Katharine
Hinchliffe Of Paterson, ". ].
Summa cum laude for this honor:
| Rose 6myth. Isabel Mandery and Mary
| Moran.
A prize for general excellence in phil
osophy, a complete set of the works OF
DR.. James Walsh, was won by Rose
Cecilia Smyth, Auburn. N. 7.
The medal for ethics, founded by the
gift of the Rev. Michael Doian, of New
ton, Mass. was won by Isabel Mandery,
of Rochester, New York. Summa cum
laude: Rose Smyth, Katharine Hinch-
life and Airline Mooney.
The Thomas James Kearney me-
mortal medal, awarded for logic In the
junior class, was won by Genevieve
LAWYER. Cum laude for this honor:
Genevieve Morris, Irene Howley. Anita
Quinn, Teresa Grimley, Margaret Eliza-
beth Conroy and Hazel Kerwin.
The Margaret Josephine memorial
medal, awarded for English in the
senior class, Angela Agatha Maloney,
of Waterbury, Conn. Cum laude for
this honor: Rose Cecilia Smyth, Wini-
fred g. Weiss. Mary A. Quigley, Isabel
Mandery, Mary A. Moran.
The Rhena Mayer-Brill medal, found
ed by Mrs. Maurice Brill. A.. B., '05,
was awarded for first honors in the
school of expression to Winifred Gene
We've Weiss. Summa cum laude:
Eleanor Reynolds, Jane Savage and
Hazel Schwartz.
The gold medal, the kind gift of the
Countess Panciatichi, was awarded for
botany to Mary Agnes O'Connor.
White Plains. N. Y. Cum laude: Re-
gina Byrne, Anna Ryan, Margaret Far
rell, Jane Doughty. Eleanor Reynolds.
Grace Sullivan, Winifred McGovern,
Lucie O'Connor and Mabel Brown.
The gold medal, awarded for music
in the collegiate department, the EN-
erous gift of Mrs. Theresa A. Shannon
Sheridan, president Of the Alumnae As
ISOLATION, was won by Leocadie Marie
Farrell. Of New York city. Cum laude:
Florence Wall. Lucie O'Connor, Leon
tine Sage, Mercedes Schramm, Gene
We've Morris, Regina Byrne and May
Taylor.
The highest award for German, the
kind gift of a friend, was won by
Katherine Elizabeth Flynn, OF Roch-
ester. N. Y. Summa cum, laude, Isabel
Mandery, Mary Adelaide Quigley,
Katharine Hinchliffe and Rose Cecilia
Smyth. VI
The highest prize for Greek, the kind
gift Of a member of the alumnae asso-
citation, was merited by Rose Cecilia
Smyth. Summa cum laude, Mary
Agnes Moran.
classical department was won by Mary
Agnes Moran. Summa cum laude,
Marcella Flynn, Rochester, N. Y.
The highest honor for French in the
romance languages department was
awarded to Airline Ellen Mooney. SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. Summa cum laude, Anna
Hildegarde Rafferty,. Plain1eld, N. j.;
Leocadie Marie Farrell, New York city.
The first honor for the English essay,
awarded annually in the sophomore
class. the generous gift of Miss Agnes
Genevieve Garrigan. 81, of Newark,
N. J., was awarded to Alice Mary
Hutchinson, Waterbury, Conn. Summa
cum laude, Mabel Hoffman, Agnes Bar
nard, Anna Ryan, Genevieve O'Donnell,
Mary Zweirlein and Irene Killip.
Glass distinctions in the collegiate
department.:
Senior Class-Religion n church
history, Rose Smyth; economics and
industrial history, Rose Smyth, Mary
Moran, Airline Mooney, Angela Ma
loney, winifred Weiss and Isabel Man
derry; Spanish, summa cum laude,
Leocadie Marie Farrell, New York city.
Junior Glass Observation-Disclosures
history and religion. Mercedes
Schramm, Genevieve Morris, Anita
Quinn and G~enevieve LAWYER; Latin,
Marcella Flynn; English, Genevieve
Morris and Mercedes Schramm;
French, Teresa Grimley, Margaret
Hernon and Genevieve Lawler; cal
culus, Mercedes Schramm.
Sophomore Class-Geology. Mercedes
Schramm and Genevieve Lawler;
church history and religion, Mabel
Hoffman, Alice Hutchinson, Rose
Hutchinson, Irene KNlip. Mary Zweir-