The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-19
CLOSING EXERCISES
SACRED HEART I.
ACADEMY "A
Large Audience Enjoyed Program At
Auditorium Last Evening ..,-
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Honor Roll. a.

The closing exercises which marked
the eighth annual commencement of
Sacred Heart Academy, held at the
Auditorium last night, were witnessed
by full house, and the program as
previously published in The News,
was carried out fully affording enter
tainment quite up to the standard
heretofore established by the good sis
ters OF this school.
Father P. O'Reilly presided and at
the close made a practical and instruc-
tive address to the graduates, after
which he delivered the diplomas and
medals. Miss Anne Mckinley, who
received the academic diploma, read
as a valedictory an essay entitled,
'Literature the Palladiums Of All True
Hearted Nations" Miss Ethel Bolton,
who graduated in music, rendered sew
eral piano selections. The operetta,
"The Magic Mirror" enacted by four
teen boys and girls, was quite inter
esting The song and drill by the
boys and the pantomime, the Chris
tian Symbol, "Mortals," by the young
ladies of the senior class, were pleas
ing features.
The honor roll of the academy,
which shows quite large percentage
of students as having measured up To
the requirements for entrance thereon,
is given below;
Academic Honors.
Miss Annie Mckinley having com
pleted the required course and having
distinguished herself by her amiable
department is entitled to all the hon
ors OF the academy, namely: diploma
gold medal and crown.
Miss Ethel Bolton having completed
Matthews entire graded course in
Music is entitled to Diploma of Elk
cellence.
Senior Division.
Tue following pupils having the re-
quired percentage were entitled to
draw for the gold medal in English
Studies. donated by Mr.. A. j. Carroll:
Miss Grace Crahen, Miss Tenie Null
roy (winner).
Honorable mention is made of Miss
Addie Carr, who lost too much time
to compete for the medal.
Middle Division.
The following pupils having the re
auired percentage were entitled to
draw for the gold medal in English
Studies. donated by Mr. w. J. Jones.
Misses Vivian Monohan, Alice Con-
nors, Hazel Leleu (winner), Cornelius
Coughlin, Rena Doherty, Minnie Clark,
Flossie Reedy, Clinch Gray, Marion
Leleu, Kathleen OConnell, Katie Don
egan, Cecil Doherty. Helen Doherty,
Audley Eichhorn, James Clark.
Honorable mention is made of Miss
es Cassie Haywood, Carrie Haywood,
Minnie Carr, Josie Perry, who lost too
much time to compete for the medal.
Junior Division.
The following pupils having the re-
Quired percentage were entitled to
draw for the gold medal in English
Studies, donated by Mr.. j. B. Semmes;
Ethel Richer (winnerl, Ella Mai Nc
Ginley, Bernard Doherty, Willie Clark
Charles Reedy
Honorable mention is made of Anna
Leleu and Richard Richer, who en-
tered too late to compete for the
medal Also Bertha and Lucian Long
tin, Josephine Hackney, John Bouch
er and Edgar Quinelly, who lost time
on account of sickness.
The gold medal for Christian Doc
trine donated by Rev. P, O'Reilly, wa
drawn for by the following pupils:
Misses Annie Mckinley, Grace
Crahen, Tenie Mulroy, Rena Doherty
Alice Connors, Hazel Leleu, Vivian
Monohan, Minnie Clark, Flossi
Reedy, Kathleen OConnell, Mario
Leleu, Katie Donegan, Cecil Doherty
Audley Eichhorn, Helen Doherty, Coz
nelius Coughlin, Ella Mai McGinle