The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-06
SACRED HEART
PUPILS GIVEN
GOLD MEDALS
LIST OF THE PRIZE WINNERS
AND THOSE WHO DONATED
THEM, AS AWARDED AT CON-
MENCEMENT EXERCISES LAST
NIGHT.

The following is a list of pupils Of
Sacred Heart Academy who We're
awarded medals at the common cement
exercises last night, including those
who donated the medals:
Awards to Girls.
Gold medal and diploma awarded to
Miss Margaret Anderson.
Gold medal and diploma awarded to
Miss Hildred Andersen.
Gold medal and diploma awarded to
Miss Viola Roch.
Gold medal and diploma awarded to
Miss Lucy Swaine.
Gold medal and diploma awarded to
Miss Lilah Cafiero.
Gold medal for the highest average,
donated by Mr.. P. K. Yonge, awarded
to Miss Mary Deery Byrne.
Premium for application, donated by
a friend, awarded TO Miss Maria Con
zalez.
Gold medal for mathematics, donated
by Mr.. NJ. E. Clark, drawn by Margaret
Andersen, Viola Roch, Hildred Ander-
sen, Lucy Swaine, Mary Deery Byrne,
Consuela Caff1ero; won by Miss Selma
Eggart-
Gold medal for the highest average
in United States history. drawn by Sc
lima Eggart, ROMAN Langford, Adelia
Rosasco, Joseph Pfeiffer, Oscar Con
zalez; winner, Miss Consuela Caf1ero;
donated by the Knights of Columbus.
Premium for good conduct, donated
by Mr. w Diffenderfer, awarded to
Miss Roman Langford.
A premium for music donated by
Mrs. E. M. Pyle, awarded to Miss Mar
garet Stevens.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine.
donated by Mr.. F. C. Brent, awarded
to Miss Adelia Rosasco.
Premium for good conduct, donated
by Mrs. w A. Gahlenbeck, awarded
to Miss Katie Giardina.
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donated by the Daughters of Isabella,
awarded to Miss Louise Smallwood.
Gold medal for arithmetic, donated
by the Citizens and Peoples Bank
drawn by Eta smallwood, Louise
Smallwood. Emma Sanders, Ethel Rey-
mundo Bessie Reinschmidt. Leta Will
kins; won by Miss Louise Alfred.
Gold medal for good conduct, do
mated by the American National Bank,
drawn by Eta smallwood, Louise
mundo Nellie laramie, Bessie Rein
schmidt, Leta Wilkins, Rosebud Ia
rsnto, Irmenia Pinney, Olivia Thomp-
son, Martha Peters, Josie laramie, Dora
Berger, Margaret Reddenback, Matte
Lou Martin; won by Miss Emma San
ders.
Gold medal for the highest average,
donated by Mr.. P. K. Yonge, awarded
to Miss Ethel Reymundo. /
Gold medal for the highest average
IN CHRISTIAN OOCtrlne (SunQdy SCnOOlJ, |
donated by q, friend, awarded to Miss |
laramie.
Gold medal for music, donated by |
DIR. D. Mcmillan, drawn by Miss Mary |
Deery Byrne, Miss Margaret Stevens, |
Miss AdeIia Rosasco, Miss Ethe, Rey- I
won by Miss Leta Wilkins.
Gold medal for the highest average, |
donated by Mr.. P. K. Yonge, awarded |
to Miss Ethel Reymundo.
Gold medal for music. donated by |
DR.. D. Mcmillan, drawn by Miss Mary |
Deery Byrne, Miss Margaret Stevens, |
Miss A. Rosasco, Miss Ethel Reymun-
do: won by Miss Leta wilkins.
Gold medal for the highest average
in Christian doctrine Sunday SCHOOL,,
donated by a friend, awarded to Miss
Rosebud laramie.
Premium for good conduct, drawn
by Emma Licata and Katie Goodwin;
won by Miss Emma Licata.
Premium for application. donated by
Mr. Wieland, drawn by Edna Peters
and Ruby Bell; won by Edna Peters.
Premium for good conduct. donated
oy Mr.. NJ. Quick, awarded to Miss
AdeIia Mayo.
Premium for music donated by the
Palace Jewelry Co, awarded to Miss
Lucille Camp.
Premium for reading awarded to
Miss Katherine Massias-
Premium for reading awarded to
Miss Nora Sanders.
The Sisters of Perpetual Alteration
-eturn grateful thanks to all contrib
1ting to make their closing exercises a
success. Special thanks to Professor
seel and his orchestra as well as to
III donors.
SACRED HEART SCHOOL.
Awards to Boys.
Gold medal and grammar school