Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
ST. ELIZABETH'S SENDS
FORTH ANOTHER CLASS
Bishop oconnor Presents Twentyhree Young Women With
Diplomas Today--Many Prominent clergyn1en Present.
Year Most Successful at Institution

cere training of the young, for a
just rendering unto God and just
devotion unto country. for the carry
ing of the Word unto other sheep
not of this fold But yesterday. to-
day, forever, the sacred jewel of a
living faith has been treasured and
preserved throughout the ages. All
/ that it asks Is freedom. and thank
God, in free America. after two CEN
turtles of struggle, Catholicism be-
came free, and. as a free church,
supported voluntarily by a free peo-
pie, that faith becomes a mighty fac
tor in our national life, "A powerful
support to law and order. a bulwark
against anarchy and unrest, a teacher
of the Immigrant. citadel against
irreligion, and moral pillar of the
republic"
Degrees.
A. B.-Mabel Marie Brown, Cliff
ton, Ariz.; Anna Beatrice Clines,
Ithaca, N. Y; Mary Elizabeth DAILY
| Albion, N, Y; Jane Elizabeth
Doughty, Detroit, Mich; Geraldine
Doyle, Kathryn Norwena Sheldon,
Mary Agatha Sheehan and Teresa
Gertrude Wixted, Rochester, n. VI;
Lucie clotilde O'Connor and Julia
Marie Quinn, of Newark, N. j.; Grace
Marie Sullivan and Eleanor Cecilia
Reynolds. of Brooklyn; Florence Eme-
/ line Wall, Paterson, N. j.; Irene Ce-
celia Tetreault, Augusta, Me-; Alice
/ Louise Gookin, Lowell Mass. Mary
Elizabeth Taylor. New Work city;
Catherine Veronica Maher Kearny;
Veronica Gertrude McEvoy, Mamaro-
neck, N. Y; Marguerite McGrath,
Brooklyn; Helen Frances Houlihan
Sandy Hook, Conn. Hortense Grace
Genereux. Webster, Mass; Helen
O'Donnelly- Prince, Atlanta, Ga, and
| Florence Finn of Superior, Wis.
! Bachelor of Pedagogy = Misses
Brown, DAILY Doughty, Doyle, Gene
reux. Maher McEvoy. O'Connor
Quinn Reynolds, Sheehan. Sullivan.
Sheldon, Taylor. WiXted These also
received regents professional GER
| tificates.
Diplomas in the School of House
hold Arts and Home Economics
Misses Quinn, Sullivan, Doyle, Nc
Eyoy and Prince
Diplomas in the School of EXPIRES
sion-Misses Doyle. Prince and Finn.
! Diploma in the School of Music
Miss Taylor.
Those Who Won with Honors.
The graduates who won with hon
ors" are; The Misses Genereux, who
carried <off the distinction first of
first Browne, Mary Elizabeth
Doughty, Jane Elizabeth Doughty,
AIaher McEvoy, Reynolds, Brooklyn,
n. Y: Sheehan, who won the second
highest distinction in the senior
class; Sullivan and Taylor.
The McQuaide memorial medal for
ethics, Miss Genereux; cum laude,
Misses Doughty, Browne, Clines,
Daily. Houlihan, McEvoy, Maher,
O'Connor, Quinn, Reynolds, sullivan,
Sheehan, Taylor, Tetreault, Wall and
Wixted
The gold medal. gift of the Rev. Mi
chael Dolan, Newton, Mass. for phil
osophy. won ex-aequo by Misses
Helen Houlihan and Jane Elizabeth
Doughty. Cum laude, Misses Gener-.
eux, Maher. Wixted, O'Connor. Tay-
Tor, DAILY, Sheehan, Quinn, Sullivan,
McEvoy and Clines
The gold medal for logic in the
junior class-Miss Margaret Houli-
han. of Elizabeth, N ]. Cum laude.
Misses Hilda Agnes Mitchell, Engle-
wood, and Sophie Whitaker, Tampa,
Fla.
Sheehan. Cum laude: Misses Maher
and Reynolds.
The Brill gold medal for English
literature-Mi Oconnor. Cum laude:
Misses Taylor, Sullivan, DAILY and
Jane Elizabeth Doughty.
The gold medal highest award for
advanced composition, offered this
year for the best original essay on
the Constantine edict of liberation,
| the gift of the class of 1912, was won
by Miss Taylor. Cum laude: Misses
Browne. Genereux, Sullivan, Sheehan
and Mary DAILY.
The gold medal, the gift of Mrs.
Theresa Sheridan. 70, president of the
alumnae association, was awarded
for mathematics to Miss McEvoy.
] Cum laude: Miss Anna Duffy, Wharf
ton n. j.. Elizabeth Scala. Mary
Waldron and Gladys Dyer, of Little
Falls, N. Y.
The highest award for French was
won by Miss Houlihan. Cum laude:
Misses Wixted, Genereaux. Jane
Doughty, Sophie Whitaker, Terese
Genereux, Emily Lyons, Anna Duffy
and Margaret Flynn.
The gold medal for chemistry was
won by Miss Genereux. Cum laude
Anna Hansen, Teresa Genereux and
Helen Jordan.
The Garrigan gold medal, the high
est award for essay work in course,
supplemented Ivy a test essay. was
won by Miss Esther Thomasine
Latin. of Windsor. Locks, Conn. Cum
laude: Anna Heagney. Rockville
| Centre, n. Y; Margaret Flynn,
Jamaica, Long Island; Eileen Will
Jams, Eminence, Ky; Marie Harring-
ton. Auburn N. "; Emily Lyons,
Rochester, N. Y. and Edna Nc
Carthy, Paterson, N. j.
The Walsh prize for history and
political science. the gift of DR.. James
j. Walsh, was awarded to Miss Shee-
han. Cum laude: Misses Browne, H..
Genereux and Reynolds.
Departmental Dfstincttons'
Religion-Missos Elllda Mitchell,
Marguerite Houlihan, Emily Lyons,
Teresa. Genereux, Margaret Flynn,
Mary Kemp, Eileen Williams, Anna
Duffy. Gertrude Connolly. Margaret
Rowland, Patricia Locke, Mary Price,
| Mary Sheehy, Gladys Dyer, Anna
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