The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-06-25
CLOSING EXERCISES


the Holy Name of Mary school.
giers.
The closing exercises took place at
II Nary's Hall in the presence OF a |
large and appreciative audience. That
the different numbers were well acted |
was repeatedly shown b ythe frequent
annIause which the children received |
from the audience.
The Dolls House Party was the
feature of the evening. The cast was
as follows:
Characteristic Mistress Doll, Miss
FToris Rupp; Little Dolls, Baby Elocu- |
ton Class: Nurse Maid Doll, Miss
Frances Haggerty; The Doll House
Cook, Miss Marguerite Casey. Guests
The Niger Doll, Miss Mary Collins;
The Japanese Dolls, Misses c. Cassidy
and G. Sirey; The Dancing Dolls, Miss
es E. Peterson, ID. Murtagh, NJ. Brown,
NJ. McCauley, A. RiOrdan, A. Foster;
Young Lady Dolls, Misses VI. Mclean
and f. Mitchell; Old Lady Dolls, Miss
es NJ. Morrison, II. Barrett, -. Graham
and X. Spence.
The session just closed has been the
most successful in the history of the
school and the magnificent result ac-
complished and the possibilities OF the
future were emphasized in the splen-
did programs presented at the closing
exercises, and also on the Both of May,
when the presentation of the mystery
play "EverysouT' so delighted His
Grace. Most Rev. Archbishop Blenk,
that he requested it to be repeated at
the Tulane Theater for the benefit OF
the deaf mutes of Chinchuba.
On the evening of the 18th the pu'
pills we're assembled at the Convent
hall for the awarding of prizes, which
were as follows:
Glass pins for those who attained
each month an average of 80 per cent
we're merited by the following:
Chart-Lucille Lecourt.
First Grade-Eunice Cunningham,
Irene Gerrets, Alma Fellers, Rilma Nc
Nair, Grace Morse, Lillian Burrows
Helen James, Xavier Talbot, Mary
Crowley, Hyacinth Muntz, Charlie Ger
rets, John Rupp, Louis LeBoeuf, o.
Brien Clark, l.. easier, S. Brechtel, NJ
Andry. E. Smith, S. Reany. Drawn by
Xavier Talbot.
Second Grade - Stella Legendre
Ruth Furlong, Esther Cabanol, Doro
thy CALAIS, Carmel Oswald, Marguerite
Euper, Rosalba Berth, Maurice Heath
Thomas Brechtel, Stanley Brown, Car
los easier. Drawn by Maurice Heath
and Rosalba Berth.
Third Grade-Anna Foster, Felecie
DeBlanc, Edwina Shields, NJ McCaul
ey, NJ. Kelvin, f. Peterson, f. Collins
ID. Murtagh, f. Rodick, NJ. Casey, X
Gendusa, A. Riordan, Landry Adams
George Huff, John Brown, Eugene lie
Boeuf. Malcolm Manent, Lambert Muir
tagh, Walter Scott, Tom Riordan, Al
win Gauthreaux, Cassidy Barrett, Ster
ling Robichaux, John Furlong, Joseph
Talon. Drawn by John Furlong, Wal
ter Scott, Sterling Robichaux, Felecie
DeBlanc, Z. Peterson.
Fourth Grade-John Curry, John Ry
an, Willie Bauer, Harry Kinsella
Drawn by John Ryan.
Fifth Grade-Neilie Newman, c. Sun.
seri, Anna Newman, Leonatus CASTER
Anna Curry. Kate Cogan, Ned Whit.
more, O'Neill Barrett. Drawn By Ned
Whitmore and Nellie Newman.
Sixth Grade-Floris Rupp, Blanche
Hotard, Jessie Legendre, Carrie Kern,
Frances Haggerty, Renette Kennair,
Katie Spence, Harold Healy, Victor OIL.
iyier. Tom Goff, James Charbonnet
Drawn by Victor Olivier and Frances
Haggerty.
Seventh Grade-Clare Cassidy, Eu.
nice Muntz, Mamie Morrison, Mary
Mclean, Helen Barrett, Mary Collins,
Helen Graham, Anna May Gould
Drawn by Anna May Uould.
A gold pin for having attained the
highest examination average was
awarded to Miss Clare Cassidy.
Regular attendance pins merited by
Misses Eola Mitchell, Blanche Hotard
Jessie Legendre, Annette Verneuil
Emma Rodick, Stella Legendre; Mas
tiers Maurice Robichaux, William Ward
Drawn by Master VIM. Ward and Miss
Emma Rodick.
Gold pins for faithful attendance al
mass and benediction were merited by
Misses Eola Mitchell, Mary Collins
Helen Barrett, Annette Verneuil, EN-
ma Rodick, NJ. McCauley, Mary Collins.
Drawn by Misses Emma Rodick and
Mary Collins.
Christian doctrine medal for the SOL
emn communion class of girls was
awarded to Miss Marie Kelvin.
In the boys school it was merited
by Masters Victor Olivier, O'Neill Bar
rett, Nelson Graham, Willie Johnson,