The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-31
THE CLOSING
EXERCISES Of
SACRED HEART
FOURTH ANNUAL EVENT LAST
NIGHT MARKED THE CLOSE OF
A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR
INTERESTING PROGRAM REM
DERED AND PRIZES AWARDED.

we're nSiC last nlgnC IN the hIlSuLS OF
Columbus hall and were largely at
tended and highly enjoyed. The hall
was filed to it's capacity and every
number on the entire program was en-
Enthusiastically received, a number Of
them being repeatedly ennored.
Much interest was shown in the dis
r1bution of the prizes and medals,
which event has been looked forward
to eagerly by those who were con-
tending for the honors since the be-
ginning OF the years work. How
ever the interest in this part of the
program was not confined to the stu
dents and their parents, but was par
tioipated in by the large audience
which was present last night
Following is a complete list Of the,
prizes and medals and the winners:
Boys Prizes-Sixth Grade
Gold medal for highest average in
Christian Doctrine. donated by Rev. p.
Turner-Awarded to Master George
Greenwood. Testimonial for the
scholastic term.
Gold medal for Christian Doctrine.
donated by the Daughters Of Isabella
Drawn for by George Greenwood,
Joseph Pfeiffer, Oscar Gonzalez, Thee
dore Dtaz, Emile Pfeiffer, John Purdy.
Horace Rostque; winner, Master
George Greenwood.
Gold medal for the highest average
in Arithmetic, donated by the Peoples
National Bank of Pensa cola-DFawn
for by Percy seeger and George
Greenwood; winner, Percy SeeGeR
Testimonial for the scholastic term.
Fifth Grade.
Gold medal for good conduct, donated
by Mrs. E. M. Pyle-Drawn for by
Joseph Pfeiffer and Mack MarEoni;
winner, Master Joseph Pfetfer- Tes>
umonial for the scholastic term
TTaEffrnn0ia1 for the Echnla Stfo term
awarded to Master Harry Smith
Fourth Grade, First Division.
Gold medal for the highest average
in United States history, donated by
the knights Of Columbus-Awarded 10
Ma ster Oscar Gonzalez.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master Theodore Dfaz-
Gold medal for regular attendance,
donated by Mr.. P. K. Yonge-Drawn
for by Joseph Pfeiffer, Emile Pfeiffer,
Percy Seeger, Frank Seeger; winner,
Emile Pfeiffer. Testimonial for the
scholastic term.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master John Purdy.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master Edward Pinney.
Fourth Grade, Second Division.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master Horace Rosique.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
Testimonial for the schola site term,
awarded to Master Mack Marzoni.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master Leo Mccarthy.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master Bernard Alfred
Third Grade.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master Frank Seeger.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Master Frank Sanders.
Girls.
Gold medal and diploma, awarded to
Miss Marion Anderson.
Ninth Grade.
Gold medal for honor, compliments
of the donor-Awarded to Miss Jun-
cite Sweeny. Testimonial for the
scholastic term.
Seventh Grade.
Gold medal for French, donated by
Mr.. w. K. Hyer, Jr~Awarded to Miss
Lilah Louise Cafiero. Testimonial for
the scholastic term.
Prize for music, awarded to Miss
Lelina Smith
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Hattie Dyer,
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Mildred Armstrong.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Irma Oliver.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
Gold medal for regular attendance
donated by Mr.. H. Hyer-Awarded to
Miss Eta Mathis.
Gold medal for highest average in
arithmetic, donated by Mr.. s. c. Pin
ney-Awarded to Miss Selma Egart
Testimonial for the scholastic tern.
Gold medal for highest average in
Christian doctrine, donated by the
Catholic Knights and Ladies of Ameri-
ca-Drawn for by Juliette Sweeney.
Lilah Louise Cafero, Hattie Dyer,
Anaise Oliver, Selma Eggart, Eta Ma
this, Mildred Armstrong and Roman
Langford; winner, Miss Roman Lang
ford.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Fannie Sullivan.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
and medal for music, awarded to Miss
Adelia RosaSco.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Cleo Armstrong.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awared to Miss Emma Sanders.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Nellie laramie.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss lola Reddenback.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Mary McNamee.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Ethel Reymundo.
NTOlu ul6udl lOT reg ldI dllCiL0dItSC at
catechism, donated by Rev. P. Turner
Drawn for by Emma Sanders. Cleo
Armstrong, Selma Eggart, Johnnie
May Levy, Joseph Pfe!ffer, Kennedy
Ferguson, Clinton Ferguson: winner,
Miss Johnnie May Levy
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Lita Wilkens.
Testimonial for the scholastic term,
awarded to Miss Bessie Reinschmidt.
The program rendered last night was
of an unusually high ordeF.A and was
participated in by a large number Of
the pupils of the school, all of the
grades being represented. All Of those
who took part performed their func-
lions in q manner to reflect credit
upon themselves and the school.
The complete program follows:
Program.
Seels rchestra-Entranc March
Full Chorus-"The Distant Chimes
Action Song, Now Take This Little
BaIF'-By the kindergarten SNsliorcs
Song, The Shoe Maker"-By the
kindergarten Boys.
Orchestra
Cantata, "A Party Of the Nations
By the Senior and intermediate Girls.
Characters: America, Miss Marion