The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-11
MANY PRIZES
GIVEN PUP|LSOF
CONvENTSCHOOL
LIST or THE WINNERS OF MED
AIS AS ANNOUNCED LAST
NIGHT AND THOSE BY WHOM
DONATED.

The following were announced as
winners of medals at the commence
ment of the Sisters of Mercy school
last night:
Graduating honors conferred upon.
Miss Agnes Mary Sitter.
Diplomas for bookkeeping awarded
to Miss Agnes Mary Sitter, Miss Anita
Villar. Miss Mary Kemble, Master
son, Master Randolph Somner, Master
William Miller.
Senior Division.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine,
donated by the Daughters of Isabella.
Awarded to Miss Virginia Merritt.
Gold medal for United States his
tory, donated by the Knights of CO.
lumbus, awarded to Miss Agnes Sill
ter.
Gold medal for excellence. donated
by Mr.. Samuel c. Pinney, awarded to
Miss Ori1 Mae Williams.
Gold bracelet, donated by Mrs. Pyle,
awarded to Miss Josie Johnson.
Amethyst rosary, donated by Ben
Tiger Bros, awarded to Miss Lillian
Adams.
Prizes awarded to Miss Mamie
Frank, arithmetic; Miss Mary Kemble.
scholarship; Miss Lillian Adams, pen
nanship; Miss Anita Villar, deport-
ment; Miss Allie Lindsey, scholarship;
Miss Tia Lindsey, scholarship.
Seventh Grade-Miss Edna Gonzalez,
arship: Miss Ethel Touart. scholar
ship; Miss Ernestine Merlin, spelling;
Miss Vera Wheat, arithmetic.
Sixth Grade-Miss Irma Wheat. best
Miss Alberta Sinnott,
Miss Ethel Montanari. de-
pertinent; Miss Proctor Sheperd, spell
ing.
Fifth Grade-Miss Bertha Sieffert
scholarship: Miss Mary Abbie Burn
ham, attendance.
Kindergarten Division.
Gold medal for best examination.
donated by the Catholic Knights of
America, awarded to Master Edward
Johnson
Gold medal for excellence, donated
by the Rogers Book Co, awarded to
Miss Edwina Christie. Premiums for
awarded to Miss Gene
Quina.
Seventh Grade-GoId medal for best
examination. donated by MIR. P. Muir
ply, awarded to Master Willie John
SON
Premiums for scholarship. awarded
to Miss Marie Christie. Miss Avis
Smith. Master Willie Fauria, Master
Warren Riera. Master Hamilton Cox.
Sixth Grade-C4old medal for best
examination, donated by the Citizens
and Peoples bank. awarded to Miss
Juanita Sprinkle Premiums for
scholarship. awarded to Miss Glare
Quina. Miss Alice Louise Roch. Miss
Ruth Blumer, Miss JOSEF wilkins, Miss
Mae McNanee. Master Willie Bluner.
Fifth Grade-Gold medal for best
Co, awarded to Master Christopher
Johnson. Premiums for scholarship,
awarded to Miss Louise Dubisson,
Miss Kathleen Maher, Miss Mary To-
bin Johnson. Miss Laura Merritt, Miss
Olympia Sublette Miss Angela Ynies-
Rudolf Leonard, Master John Olsen,
Master Willie Cox.
Fourth Grade-Gold medal for ex~
eellence, drawn for by Miss CaIpurnia
Master Thomas johnson, won
by Miss Calpurnia Sublette,.
Gold medal for attendance, donated
by Korten Bros. merited by Miss Alice
Louise Roch. Miss Genevieve Wilkins,
Miss Kate Christie, Miss Ruth Blum
er, Master Edward Johnson, Master
Robert Rowland, won by Miss Alice
Louise Roch
Premium for catechism, merited by
Miss Louise Dubuisson, Miss Kathleen
Maher. Master Willie Fauria, Master
Willie Johnson, Master CHRISTOPHER
Johnson, won by Miss Kathleen Ma
her.
Premiums For Boys
Gold medal for excellence. won by
Master Randolph Sonmer
For scholarship, Master David Mer-
rift. /
For arithmetic, Master w. johnson.
For best examination, Master Celes-
tine Sara.
For excellence, Master Herbert Jos.
Rivers
For catechism, Master Lars San
chez.
For scholarship, fifth grade, Master
Eugene Herring.
For excellence, fourth grade, Master
Ernest Gonzalez.
For catechism, Master Edw. G. Bon
fay.
For written examination, Master
Henry Hendrickson.
Gold medal in the senior music
grade, donated by DR.. Mcmillan,
awarded to Miss Annie T.. Quick. aver
age, 95.5 per cent. Miss Annie has
a rare musical talent, and possesses
besides a taste for application to the
study Of music
Miss Virginia Merritt ranks next
average 90 per cent.
Miss Genevieve wilkins ranks next,
average 81 per cent
Both young ladies passed very cred