St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-06-29
SCHO[AST|CA
ACADEMY
The Closing of a Successful
Well Attended Term.
Graduates in Both Academic
and Commercial Courses.
Gold and Silver Medals Are
Awarded to Winners.
Covington Well Represented
Among the Graduates.

The closing exercises Ct st. Scho
lastica's Academy took place Wed
nesday, there oei:g q large :.ttond.
lance. The following is the program
with a list of the graduates and win.
lners of medals:
i Entire. Sweet Recoilcctione
|Scholastica's Orchestra.
Salutatory-Miss Anna T. Fred
lerick.
Frolic of the Bees and Butter
flies-By the Little Ones; pianist
Ferdinanda Cole.
Sunflower Drill-By intermediate
|Class.
Pleasures Afforded by the Study
of Natural Scicnces-Essay by Ssdie
E. Phillips.
Overture, Sweet Br;ar-st. Scho-
lastica's Orchestra.
Intermission.
MIDSUMMER NIGHT CANTATA
Stars and Fireflies, Spirits Of ST.
lence of the Night, Spirits of Danger,
Storm Fiends, Raindrops and Birds
Characters:
Stars: Josephine Gossen, Cecile
L
Miriam Manthey, Josephine Bruno,
Ferdinanda Cole, Myrtle Schmidt,
Clara Summers, Ruth Frederick.
Firefies: Hilda Nagel, Gertrude
Jones, Elder Leblanc, I. Stevens,
Carmelite Garcia. Louise Langen-
stein, Nell Bascle. May Bascle, c.
Hartley, Lydia Dornfeldt.
Storm Fiends: jeanette Abadie
Marie Multi, Marie Peyrc, Bertha La
bat, Wilmuth Warren. Isabel Poole,
L. Matthias, Louis Bosquet, Wilma
Bosquet, Boos, Inez Lanson, Heloise
Koch, Lillian Multi, Eta Stevens,
Elmira Leblanc, Louise Franz, Co
rinne Poole. tH&
Birds: Irma Beaucoudray, Jen-
ME Brocato, Katie Seller, Anita Gar
cfs, Thelma Lasset. Pianist, Miss r
ITerrebonne.
Floral Hoop Drill-Intermediate
Glass of Girls. Pianist, Miss Myrtle
Schmidt.
Recitation, The Bridgekeeper'E
lStory-Sadie E. Phillips.
Valedictory. The Rose and the
Gray-Juanita Alfonso.
Chorus and Song, Let Us Have
Peace-Accompanied by the Orches-
ira.
Address by the Very Rev. Father
Prior of st. Joseph's Abbey.
Presentation of Diplomas, Medals
and Premtums.
Award of gold medals and diplo-
mas, academic course. awarded to
Misses Anna T. Frederick, Juanita
D. Alfonso and Sadie +. Phillips.
Gold medal and diploma. short
hand and typewriting course, award.
ed to Misses Iva J. Barrios, Lucille
NJ. Block, Jennie r. Meek, Gladys
Smith, Lucille Smith. a.
Certificates of graduation, gram
mar school course, awarded to Misses
Josephine Gossen, Corinne Poole.
Ruth NJ. RaDp. Miriam Manthey,
Marie, Peyre, Louise Franz, Annie
Theriot:,
Gold medal for conduct, high
school grades. donated by MIR. c.
Bradley, drawn by Sadie E. Phillips,
merited by Juanita D. Alfonso, Sadie
r. Phillips, Anna T. Frederick, Brid-
get Mire, Ferdinanda Cole, Cecile
Warren, Ruth Frederick.
Silver medal for conduct, gram
mar grades. drawn by Louise Bos-
quet, merited by Lydia Kornfeldt,
Louise Bosquet, Heloise Koch, Isabel
Ellis, Lillian Mutt, Bertha Labat,
Inc Lansno, Gertrude Jones, May
Bescle. Nell Bascle, Jeanette Aba
die, Kenneth Noise.
Silver medal for conduct, fourth
grade, drawn by Irma Beaucoudray,
merited by Joseph Ostendorf. Leon
Comeaux, Joseph Benichan, Marie
Bradley, Irma Beaucoudray, Katie
Seller, Margaret Goblowsky, Elmira
Leblanc Irma MAzzoletti.
Silver medal for conduct, second
and third grades. drawn by Florence
Galmiche, merited by Thelma Lasset.
C0utourier, Florence Galmiche, Ma
rie Steiner.
Silver medal for conduct, first
grade, awarded to Hazel Warren.
Silver medal for table etiquette.
awarded to Marie Bradley.
Gold pin for highest average in
shorthand and typewriting, awarded
to Miss Iva ]. Barrios.
Silver medal for elocution, advanc-
ed class, drawn by Miss Ferdinanda
Cole. merited by Sadie E. Phillips
Bridget Mire. Ferdinanda Cole, Jose
phine Bruno, Wilma Boos.
Silver medal for elocutiOn, pri-
mary class, drawn by Lottie Korn-
feldt, merited by Lottie Kornfeldt,
Louise Langenstein, lrma Maxzoletti
Helena Cole, Marie Bradley.
Gold medal for highest average,
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