The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-07
FOUR BRIGHT
YOUNG PEOPLE
AREGRADUATED
INTERESTING PROGRAM RENDER
ED AT COMMENCEMENT ExER-
cIsEs OF THE CONVENT OF
MERCY SCHOOLS.

graduated last night with honors from
the Convent of Mercy schools, the new
being used for the first time for the
commencement exercises.
The graduates this year are Misses
Annie Malvinia Quina, Miss Florida
May Wallace. Miss Geraldine Victoria
Touart, and Mr.. Arthur Joseph John
son, and last nights program was one
of the most elaborate in the history
of the Pensacola convent schools.
The class colors, blue and white, had
been used with effect in decorating
the hall, beautiful trailing vines and
palms also lending their charm to the
general effect.
Although the program was a long
one, every child did his full part with
remarkable ability. which showed the
effects of the fine training which the
Sisters are always so able to give.
After the graduating honors had
been conferred, and the music and
recitations were over, the ladies of st.
Michaers served the guests with ice
cream and cake, bringing an excep-
tionally interesting evening to a close.
The Medal Winners
Diplomas for bookkeeping awarded
to Misses Geraldine Victoria Touart,
Mamie Frank, Virginia Merritt, Helen
Gonzalez, Lillian Adams, Allie Lind
Kindergarten Divisions.
Gold medal for excellence donated by
the Catholic Knights of America
awarded to Master Arthur Johnson
Eighth Grade.
Gold medal for best examination do
mated by Mr.. Peter Lindenstruta
awarded to Miss Edwina Christie.
Gold Medal for excellence awarded
to Master Edward Johnson.
Sixth Grade
Gold medal for best examination
awarded to Master Willie Johnson.
Gold medal for excellence awarded
TO Master Willie Fauria.
Fifth Grade.
Prize for highest average awarded
to Miss Alice Roch.
Prizes for excellence awarded to
Fourth Grade.
Prize awarded for excellence, Master
Chris Johnson.
Prize awarded for excellence, Miss
Angela Yniestra.
Prize awarded for excellence, Miss
Mary Johnson.
Senior Division.
Gold medal for United States history
donated by the Knights of Colunbus
awarded to Miss Virginia Merritt
Gold medal for Christian doctrine
donated by the Daughters of Isabella
awarded to Miss Lillian Adams
A gold pin awarded to Miss Annie
Gonzalez.
Gold medal for excellence awarded
to Miss Geraldine Touart.
Gold medal for scholarship awarded
to Miss Mary Kemble.
Gold cross for excellence awarded to
Miss Orie May Williams.
Gold cross for attendance awarded
to Miss Vera Wheat.
Boys, Senior Division.
Gold medal for best examination
awarded to Master Walker Bombay.
Prize for excellence awarded to Mas
ter Arthur Villar.
Prizes for best examinations award
ed to Masters Manuel Gomez and AL
win Bicker.
Sixth Grade.
Gold medal for United States his
tory awarded to Master Dave Merritt.
Fifth Grade.
Prize for highest average awarded
to Master Oliver Williams.
Prize for excellence in music award
ed to Miss ]. Sullivan.
Prizes also awarded to Misses A.
Gonzalez, V. Merritt, L. Adams, w.
Kemble, H. Gonzalez. ]. wilkins. c.
Quina, T.. Lind, v. Touart, 4. Tousrt,
Master e. johnson Misses l. Merritt,
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johnson, R Sweeney, w. McBearty. G.
Gold locket awarded to Miss Edna
Gonzalez.
The Program.
Following was the program IN its
entirety:
Entrance March, Sells's orchestra
Ave Maria, senior vocal class.
Duet, Grand Galop de Concert Misses
and n Wilkins
Will the Roses Bloom in Heaven
juniors.
ten tots.
The Dainty Dancing Fairies, kinder
garten intermediates.
The Secret. Cast of characters:
Mrs Middleton, president of a sew
ing society-Niss Frances Christie.
daughters of Mrs. Middleton-Miss
Middleton, Miss Julia Johnson; Miss
Alicia. Miss Genevieve wilkins: Miss
Della. Miss Anita Villar.
Mrs Belmont, an aged lady, Mrs.
Mddleton's mother-Miss Annie Con
zalez
ladies Of the Society-Mrs Slocum
Miss Vera Wheat; Mrs F7ifferty, Miss
Inez Maher; Mrs. Moreland, Miss Flor
ida Wallace; Miss Sharp, Miss Edwina
Christie: Miss Belinda Sharp, Miss
Annie Quina; Miss Lovegood, Miss F.
Wallace
Kitty. Mrs Middleton's servant
Miss Mary Kemble.
Music between first and second
scenes:
Piano Solo, Miss J. Sullivan.
Piano Solo, third and fourth scenes
Miss V. Merritt.
Piano Solo, fourth and fifth scenes
Miss A Gonzalez.
The Fisher Girls, intermediate grade
Duet, Valse Elegante, Misses w
Kemble and Helen Gonzalez.
Selections from Mikado, senior boys
Duet, Jingle Bells, Misses Clare
Quina and E. Lind.
The National Game, kindergarten
boys
The Morn Eternal, a sombolique
drill Misses Geraldine Touart, Vir-
ginia Merritt, Helen Gonzalez. Allie
Lindsey, Anita Villar, Mamie Frank
Lillian Adams, Adrian Sanchez, Ia
Lindsey, Ora May Williams, Mary
Kemble, Vera Wheat; Miss Anita Con-
zalez. soloist-
Graduating honors conferred.
Address, Rev. Father Fullerton
| Graduates Farewell. class IL.
Distribution of prizes.
| Graduates-Miss Annie Malvfnis
| Ouina Miss Florida Mary Wallace
Miss Geraldine Victor& Touart, Mastel
| Arthur Joseph Johnson
4 DipIonas for bookkeeDfnz-