The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1911-06-23
commencement
at Notre Dame
Successful Year Closed with
Public Exercises.

and study closed a. the Notre
Dame de Sion Academy Monday af
ternoon with delightful program
and the awarding OF medals and
as usual much interest was mani
Tested by our people.
The commencement exercises
wore held in the hall at 2.30 y. m.
ahj were well attended. The pro-
gram was good one and the diff
fereat pass deserve special mem
ton, but as there were 50 many
numbers II might tire some of our
readers
After the exercises Father O'NeiI
assisted by Prose cutting Attor-
ney Meschede presented the
diplomas to the graduates
who are: Miss Chris
tina Bertha scheppers. Miss Yer
linda Lee Keyes. Miss Mary Kath-
crime Frain.
Another feature of unusual in
terest was the rafting oft he beau
tiful doll, which was drawn by
Mrs. c. O. Proctor.
Gold medals were awarded for
excellence in the following sub
jects:
Christian Doctrine Margaret
McDonough, Sadie King, Rosa
line Pitman, Helen Darby, Rose
Ine Delaney, awarded by lot TO
Helen Darby.
History-Verlinda Lee Keys.
Engl!sh-Mary Catherine Frsin.
French-Mary Fra!n, Christine
schepers, Mar!on Alexander, Rose
line Delaney. Amanda Keys award
ed by lot TO Christine Schepers.
&. Excellence, donated by ]. j.
Robertson, OF Mt. Leonard-Mary
Gillispie and Roseiine Delaney;
awarded by lot 10 Mary Gillispie. |
Observance OF Rule donated by /
Missouri Valley Mercantile Co.
Verl!nda Keys, Christine Schepcrs
Margaret McDonough, Bridget
Barr, Anna Durrett, Sadie King,
Rosaline Pitman, Marion Alex
ander, Rose Barr, Roseline De-
laney, Helen Darby, Asal Coivert
awarded by lot TO Anna Durrett. |
Highest Average In Iith grade, |
donated by Joseph Hamii OF Shack I
elford-awarded 10 Amanda Keys.
Highest Average in 10th grade,
S-Roseline Delany.
Diiigence-merited by Christine
Schepers, Verlinda Keys, Amanda
Keys, Willie Romine, Margaret Nc
Donough, Rosallne Pitman, Rose
Line Delaney; awarded by lot TO
Margaret McDonough.
Lady Like Deportment-mer
by Mary Frasn, Margaret Nc
Donough, Bridget Barr, Anna Dur
rett, Sadie King, Rose Barr, Asal
Colvert awarded by lot TO Bridget
Barr.
Needlework- Willie Romine.
Prize for History, Art, and
Needlework-Tesie Kellet.
Prizes for Diligence and Good
Conduct-awarded 10 Sadie King,
Rosaline Pitman, Fanabel Doyle,
Asal Colvert and Rose Barr.
GRAMMER GRADES
Gold medal for speiling-merit-
ed by Mary Gillispie, Clara weis,
Annie Monaghan; awarded by lot
to Annie Monaghan.
Gold medal for Bible History
merited by Virginia Schieberl, An
ME Monaghan, Louis Langan-
awarded TO Louise Langan.
Prizes for Catechism-awarded
to Virgie Schieberl and Frances
Mitchell.
Prize for English-awarded to
Hortense ordway.
Prize for Literature and Lam
guage-awarded TO Pearl Niemeir
and Marie Oswald.
Prize for Literature and Com
position-awarded to Beata Nor
ton and Mary Gillespie.
Prize for Reading and Litera-
ture awarded to Ruth Morris.
Prize for History-awarded 20
Florence Hupman, Catherine
Monaghan, Edith Neil Laura
Schieberl.
Prize for Geography-awarded to
Clara Weis.
Prize for awarded to
Katie King.
Prize for Observation-Disclosures
to Stella Clarke.
Prize for Progress in Studies
Margaret Rooney and Florence
Weinrich.
Prize for Highest Average In 9th
Grade to Cecilia Weis.