The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-08
GRADUATING EXERCISES
At WAR RlNGTON.

: GRADUATING EXERCISES
AT WARRINGTON.
Graduating exercises OF Convent
school, Warrington, took place We'd
nesday evening in the Odd Fellows
hail. There was a large attendance
and the interest and delight was un-
bounded, the pupils both Of the lower
grades and graduating class perform
ing perfectly and gaining the enco-
miums of even the most critical.
At the close of the evenings enter
tainment the honor of comforting on
the graduating class their diplomas
was transferred by Rev. P. Leonard to
Rev. P. Klich, who had come from
Birmingham to witness the exercises.
In his address he complimented the
students on the manner in which they
executed their different parts. He
states that he was both delighted and
surprised at the great efficiency
shown.
The Reverend Father spoke of a
thorough education and his concluding
remarks were addressed to the grad
yates, reminding them OF their duties
in life.
Graduating honors conferred on
Misses Louise Hutchings, Mildred
Chaffin, Thelma Davenport, Lillian
Reilly, Regina Davenport, Evelyn Rob-
ertson. Graduating honors in music
were conferred on Miss Louise Hutch
ings.
Gold medal for U. s. History do
mated by the Knights of Columbus,
won by Miss Louise Hutchings.
Gold medal for Christian Doctrine,
donated by the Daughters Of Isabella
won by Miss Mildred Chaffin.
Prizes for perfect attendance award
ed to Misses Louise Hutchings, Thel-
ma Davenport Annie Price, Winnie
Yonde, Lillian Robertson, Millicent
Hutchings Flora Roukey, Lorna May
Oliver, Rosa McGinn. Warnie Staten.
Masters Jasper Yonde and James
Robertson. Prizes were also awarded
to Misses Lillian Reilly, Thelma
Rance and Master Pedro Hutching,
who were absent only one day through
out the past scholastic year, owing to
illness or very inclement weather.
Program.
Entrance March-Orchestra
Sacred Chorus-.Jesu Mater Ave-
Pupils.
Greeting Song-vocaI Class
I'm a Master L. Boyden.
rink Waltz, Op 6S"-Misses NJ.
Casey and M. Armstrong.
Little Drum Majors-Junior Boys.
I'll Trovatore"-Misses L. Glover and
T. Hurley.
Pantomime--"My Faith Looks up to
Thee''-Minims.
The Reverse of the Medal.
Characters.
Countess-Miss l.. Reilly.
Isabel-Her Daughter Miss M.
Chafin.
Nine acknowledgements to Isabel
Miss T. Davenport.
Philipps-Maid to the Countess
Miss r. Davenport
Ellen-Housemaid-M e. Robert
son.
Mother Alarum-Farmers wife
Miss L. Hutchings.
Jane-Her Little Shepherdess-Miss
A. Doyle.
First Act
Observation-Disclosures w. Stopford
and Miss U. Chambers.
Second Act.
Boys Rights-Master C. Reilly.
Third Act.
Music-Orchestra
Fourth Act.
Recitation, 1.-THE Countersign."-
Master w. Stopford.
Duet-'Forget-m e-not"-Misses w.
Staten and K. Casey.
Ribbon Fantasies - intermediate
Girls
Bohemian Girl" op. 1s1-Misses L.
Hutchings and A. Price.
Song--"Merry Little Maids-Ldttle
Girls
"Marthass op. 1o5-Misses A. Price
and Nj. Casey.
sword Drill and March-Senior Boys
Recitation-"Tel1 Me We Winged
winds"-Junior Elocution Glass.
Piano Solo-"Salut a Peth'-Miss L.
Hutchings.
Song-"Beautiful Moonlight"-SeniorI
Girls.
The Sick Doll.
Mother-NIiss A Chambers.
Nurse-Miss L. Glover
Doctor-Master w. Stopford.
Patriotic Song-Boys.
The Katydids-Girls.
Joys of Spring Waltz" Op. I'll
Misses U. Chambers and A. L. Chat
fin.
The Graduates Contestants.
The Graduates True Friend-Relig-
ious Training-Miss w. Yonde.
The Graduates Temptation-Pleas-
ure-Miss NJ. Casey.
The Graduates Best Inheritance
The Church--Master J. Sweeney.
The Graduates Pretended Monarch
--Money-Master T. Diffin.
The Graduates Loved Home-Our
Country--Miss NJ Armstrong.
The Graduates Reward-victory-l
Miss A. Price.
Tableau.
Valedictory-Miss L. Hutchings.
Farewell Song-Class of 10.
Graduating Honors and Distribution !
OF Prizes.
Closing Address-Rev. p. T. Leonard. |
Glass Motto: Finis Coronat Opus.
Glass of 1913-Mary Louise Hutch |
ings, Mildred Elizabeth Chaffin. Thel- |
ma Ullainee Davenport, Lillian Ger
trude Reilly, Regina Davenport, Eve
lyn May Robertson. =.
Graduate in Music-Mary Louise
Hutchings.
Glass Colors-Blue and Gold.
PERSONAL MENTION.