The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-12
EXERCISES At
OPERA HOUSE
WELL ATTENDED
MANY ENJOYED EXCELLENT PRO-
GRAM AT COMMENCEMENT OF
PERPETUAL ADoRATloN CON-
VENT SCHOOLS.

An evening happily spent VITA
large number of very brilliant and ex-
ceptionally well trained young people
was last nights commencement exer-
cises of the Perpetual Alteration con-
vent schools, held at the Pensacola
opera house, and thoroughly enjoyed
by everyone present.
In place of the usual exhibition"
the Sisters had given The program
quite an up-to-date tilrn, by intro
ducfng the drama, the acting of the
children being unmistakablv good.
The gorgeous court costumes which
looked as though they might have been
ordered fresh from New York maker
of theatrical costumes, were all the
work of the Sisters, and the small
people who wore them with sucn grace
and ease were credit to the schools
represented.
Both the boys and girls did we'll in
every instance, the fine program being
followed by the announcement of
| honors by the Rev. Father Kennedy,
who concluded the evening with a
short, but well chosen address
Prof. SeePs orchestra rendered music
which In itself was a musical treat
and the evening as a whole will go
down as one Of the gala events in the
history of the already good records at
the Convent Of Perpetual Alteration.
There are no graduates this year,
the entire membership of the school,
however. combining to make the event
of the annual commencement Of 1919
the success which so happily resulted
LIST OF PRIZEs-BoYS.
Seventh grade-Gold medal for the
highest average in Christian doctrine
to Master George Greenwood. Testi-
monial for the scholastic term.
Gold medal for the highest average
in United States history donated by
the Knights of Columbus. awarded to
Master George Greenwood.
Gold medal for bookkeeping donated
by Mr.. f. G. Brent, awarded to Mas
ter Percy seeger. Testimonial for the
scholastic term.
| Sixth grade-Testimonial for the
scholastic term awarded to Master
| Harry Smith
Gold medal of honor donated by
Mr.. w. *. Hyer, Jr., drawn by George
Greenwood, Jos. Pfeiffer, Oscar Con
zalez. Theodore Diaz, Emil Pfeiffer,
James Holloway and Mack Marzoni.
| Winner. Master Joseph Pfeiffer. Tes-
| timonial for the scholastic term.
Gold medal for arithmetic donated
by the Citizens & Peoples Bank,
drawn by George Greenwood, Percy
sSeeger and Oscar Gonzalez. Winner,
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scholastic term.
Gold medal for French donated by
| the American National Bank, awarded
| to Master Theodore Diaz. Testimonial
| for the scholastic term.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine
| donated by the Catholic Knights and
| Ladies of America, drawn by George
Pfeiffer- and John Purdy. Winner.
| John Purdy
Gold cross for good conduct donated
by Mrs. w. A. Gahlenbeck, awarded
| TO Master Emil Pfeiffer. Testimonial
/ for the scholastic term.
| Fourth grade-Testimonials for the
| scholastic term awarded to Masters
Mack Marzoni, James Holloway, Ber-
nard Alfred and Charles Oliver
| Gold medal for regular attendance
| at school donated by Mr.. Sam c. Pin
ney, awarded to Master James Nc
/ Hugh. Testimonial for the scholastic
/ term.
Third grade-Testimonials for the
/ scholastic term awarded to Masters
Frank Seeger, Frank Sanders, Willie
Daley, James Welsh and Sherry Nc
/ Adams.
Gold medal for regular attendance
at Cathechism on Sunday donated by
Rev. T. Kennedy, drawn by Thomas
McIIugh and Kennedy Ferguson
L II.
LIST OF PRIZES-GIRLS.
Ninth grade-Gold medal for the
| highest average of scholarship and de-
! pertinent donated by Mr.. P. K. Yonge
/ awarded to Miss Hildred Anderson
A prize for geometry donated by Mr.
Frank r. Mayes, awarded to Miss Mar
! garet Anderson. Testimonial for the
| scholastic term.
/ Eighth grade-Go1d medal of honor
! donated by Mrs. E. M. Pyle, awarded
| 70 Miss Lilah Caf1ero. Testimonial fol
| the scholastic term.
/ Gold medal for Christian doctrine
| donated by the Daughters of Isabella
| drawn 10y Misses Margaret Anderson
Lucie Swaine, Lilah Caiiero, Mary d
Byrne and Avis Smith. Won by Miss
Avis Smith. Testimonial for the schol-
astic term.
Gold medal for mathematics comrn-
ments of the donor, drawn by Misses
Iildred Anderson, Lucie Swaine and
Mary d. Byrne Won by Miss Lucie
Swaine.
Cold medal for music donated by
Mr.. II. liver. awarded to Miss Mary
Deary Byrne. Testimonial for the
| scholastic term.
Gold medal for regular attendance
at Catechism on Sunday donated by
Rev. T. Kennedy. drawn by Selma
Eggart, Louise Alfred, May McNamet
and Emma Sanders. Won by Miss Sc
lima Eggart.
Seventh grade-Gold heart for the
| highest average in arithmetic donated
with compliments of a friend, awarded
to Miss Selma Eggart. Testimonial
for the scholastic term.
| Sixth Notwithstanding awarded
| to Misses Louise Smailwcod, Eta
| Smallwood and Louise Alfred
| Fifth grade-[iold medal for good
| conduct, compliments of the donor
awarded to Miss Emma Sanders
Testimonial for the scholastic term.
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