The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-06-27
CLOSING EXERCISES
At ST. JOSEPH'S

Bay ST. louis = List OF
| Awards and To Whom
/ Conferred.
A large number of friends and invit-
ed public assembled at st. Stanislaus
college pavilion Saturday evening to
witness the annual commencement exer-
cises of ST. Joseph's Academy, this
city.
The programme was an excellent one
and rendered in such manner as to
elicit the applause of the vast audience.
This programme was one of unusual in
terest, cleverly conceived and consum-
mated with equal ability, and brought
out several original ,and striking effects,
interspersed with several musical (pia-
no. numbers by the pupils, which dis
played to an advantage the training
to be gained at the academy.
The valedictory was divided into sew
eral parts, all forming one beautiful es-
say, and was delivered by each of the
six graduates, led by the valedictorian,
Miss Laura Sporl, and closed by her.
This was indeed a happy idea and might
serve we'll as suggestion to be followed
| in future.
Graduates of st. Joseph's Academy,
1914: Misses Laura Sporl, Judith Spot
orno, Alma Betz, Annie Halpin, Celine
Chauyet, Irma Tomasich, all of Bay ST.
Louis.
Following the delivery of the gradua-
ton essay, an allegorical tableau was
presented. Six barks, launched on the
"sea of ife," in each were seated one of
the graduates. In the background were
the pupils of the academy, singing a
chorus.
Rev. Father J. M. .Prendergast deliv-
cred the medals. followed by an address
to the graduates, which brought the ex-
ercises to close,
The Echo herewith presents list OF
the honors conferred and to whom
awarded.
Academic Honors, awarded to, Misses
Laura Sporl, Judith Spotorno, Alma
Batz, Annie Halpsa Celine Chauyet,
Irma Tomasich.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Silver Medal for Success, won by
Amelia Scafide.
Silver Medal for Application, won by
Valmae Saucier.
Silver Medal for Christian Doctrine,
won by Leon Capdepon.
Silver Medal for Conduct, won by
That's Gardebled.
Silver Medal for Regular Attendance,
awarded to Maggie Heitzmann.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
Medals for Highest Per Cent, awarded
to Misses Marie Bermond, Azele Favre.
Medals for Application, won by Be-
atrice Hymel, Margaret Green.
Medals for Christian Doctrine, won
by Marie Chauvet.
Medals for Good Conduct, won by
Margaret Green.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENt
Gold Medals for Highest Per Cent,
awarded to::Misses Henrietta Songy, Col
die Jewell, Marguerite Dillman.
Gold Medal for Application, won by
Ophelia Chauvet.
Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine,
won by Louise Walton.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT 10th Grade.
Gold Medal for Highest Per Cent,
awarded to Miss Gertrude Sagrera.
SUB-GRADgATEs.
Gold Medal for Highest Per Cent,
awarded to Miss Velma Biguenet.
Gold Medals fo- Application, won by
E dna Fernandez.
Gold Medals for Christian Doctrine,
won by Mae Chauyet.
Gold Medal for Conduct, won by Miss
Janet Ennis.
Gold Medal for Attendance, won by
Alice Sagrera.
Gold Medal for French, won by
Jeanne Provosty.
Silver Medal for French, won by
Azelie Fayre.
Gold Medal for Art, won by Janet
Ennis.
Silver Medal for Industrial Drawing,
won By Mamie Donlin.
Gold Medals for Pen Drawing and Ar
tistic Penmanship, awarded to Misses
Laura Sporl, Celine Chauvet.
Gold Medal for Music, won By Mar
guerite Dillman.
Silver Medal for Music, won by Udell
Carruth.
Gold Medal for Church Singing, won
by Marie Robertson.
Silver Medal for Glass Singing, won
by Vivian Labandera.
Certificate of Accuracy, awarded by
the Pernin shorthand Institute to Misses
Marguerite Donlin, Gertrude Sagrera,
Mamie Donlin, Nellie Labandera.
Diplomas issued by the A. N. Palmer
Company, to the following students for
proficiency in the Palmer Method OF
Muscular Movement Business Writing;
judith Spotorno, Alma Betz, Annie
Haipin, Irma Tomasich, Eyeritta Cue
vas, Margaret Donlin, Ada Robertson,
q fiaia Raxaah Mamie Dauliu Edna