The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1912-06-22

Lillian Gautier, Mamie Donlin, Bernar
dine Wilcox; won by Miss Mami
Donlin.
Gold medal for Attendance was draw
for by Misses Samantha Lobrano, Mar
lgaret Donlin, Mamie Donlin, Margue.
rite Dillman, Bernardine Wilcox, Ophe
liza Chauyet, Margaret Green, Lilliar
Tudury, Marie Chauvet, Leonie Blaize
Agnes Dillman, Stella Tudury, Pau
voisin; won by Miss Margaret Green
| Gold medal for French was drawn fol
by Misses Aline SongY, Lillian Gau-
tier, Margaret Donlin, Mamie Donlin
Adele Rexach, Ruth Ward, Bernardine
Wilcox, Margaret DilIlnan, Mary Ber.
thelot, Ophelia Chauvet, Louise Nal
lard, Inez Blaize, Elsa Perre, Master
Albert Mallard; won by Miss Louise
Mallard. Premium for French was
awarded to Miss Marie A. Ledoux.
Silver medal for needle work and
Fancy work was drawn for by Misses
Margaret Donlin, Aline Songy, Lillian
Gautier, Mamie Donlin, Eyeritta Cuevas,
May cognovich, Ruth ward, Nellie La
bendera, Margaret Dillman, Paul yoisin,
Bernardine wilcox, Mary Berthelot,
Thelma Goodier, Josie Gautier; won
by Miss Marguerite Dillman.
Mlsic-Gold medal for Music was
drawn for by Misses Florence Champlin,
Aline Songy, Mamie Donlin, Bernardine
wilcox, Margaret Dillman, May chauvet,
Elsa Mauffray, Louise Walton, Evaritta
Cuevas; won by Miss Louise WALTON.
Silver medal was drawn for by Misses
OpheIia Chauvet, Agnes Dillman, To-
lanthe Maufiray; won by Miss Agnes
Dillman.
Art Pin awarded to Miss margaret
Donlin.
Gold medal for Industrial Drawing
and Palmer System of Penmanship was
drawn for by Misses Alma weston, Ivy
Pieri, Florence Champlin, Hilda Sporl,
Thelma Dunten, Laura Sporl, Judith
Spotorno, Celine Chauvet, Aline Songy,
Margaret Donlin, Mamie Donlin, Ruth
ward, Bernardine wilcox, Margaret Dill
man, Louise Walton, Adele Rexach,
Nellie Labendera, Mary Berthelot, Mar
garet Dillman, Louise Walton, Adele
Rexach, Nellie Labendera, Mary Bernie
lot, Margaret Wogan, Ophelia Chauvet,
Gertrude Guerra, Louise Mallard, Elsa
Perre; won by Miss marguerite Dillman
Academy Honors-Awarded to Misses
Alma weston, Ivy Pieri, Florence
Champlin. The Southwestern Publish
ing Co. awarded to these young ladies
a certificate of proficiency for the Goth
century bookkeeping course.
Gold Reas1 fa,s Lad Ks ,psportrnAnt
and Fidelity to the Rules Of the Acad-
emy awarded to Miss Alma weston.
THE GRADUATES;
Miss Alma Weston, valedictorian, is
daughter of Hon. H. S. Weston, vice
president of the II. Weston Lum Der Co.
at Logtown, and one of the most pro-
minent lumberman of Mississippi. Miss
Weston hegan her studies with the sis
ters of st. Joseph four years ago and
from the beginning proved to be an ar
dent and satisfactory student. Besides
excellency in scholarship she developed
special talentf or painting and drawing
and has some excellent work to her Gre
dit. BY her amiable and ladylike de-
pertinent she won the love and esteem
of her teachers and companions.
Miss Ivy Pieri is a daugh ter of the
late Hon. A. G. Pieri, an. ex-mayor Of
the city of Bay ST. Louis. She has
ranked among the model pupils of st.
Joseph's Academy for the past four
years. She won distinction in mathe-
matics, penmanship and ornamental
writing, she has been faithful and in
dustrious student.
Miss Florence Champlin is the daugh-
ter of late DR.. A. P. CRamplin and a
granddaughter of the late Colonel Gill
bert Russell of Mobile, Ala. Durin g
the two and half years Miss Champ lin
has been at ST.. Joseph's Academy she
has shown herself student of no COM
mon ability and has decided talent fol
music.
Medals were donated to the Acad envy
by Rev.J. M. Prendergast, Hon. P au
Capdevielle, DR.. Charles Chassaignac
Hon. J. F. Cazeneuve, Hon. H. S. Yves.
ton, Hon. Joseph o. Mauffray, Messrs
George Mallard, E. Perre, job Wogan
w. O. Allen, A. Scaide, John Schwab
DR.. J. A. Evans, Chas. Sanger, w. A
Mcdonald, L. N. G. Spotorno, J. Lo-
brano, John Rexach, Miss Ida Edwards
Studies at the Academy will be re-
sumed September 4th.
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