The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-04
SACRED HEART
SCHOOL PRIZE
WINNERS MANY
COMMENCEMENT Exc r Cl S S
WERE HELD AT OPERA HOUSE
LAST NIGHT AND NUMEROUS
HoNoRs WERE DISTRIBUTED.

Academy and Paroc.1ial School were
numerous during the past session,
which has Just been brought to
close and these names were an
nounced last night by Father T. H
Kennedy, who, delivering q, happy ad-
dress to the large gathering at the
opera house read the list Of those
who won honors at these institutions
during the recent session.
Father Kennedy was in his happiest
mood last night, and although his ad-
dress to the pupils and the large au-
dience was short, II was full Of good
cheer, sound advice, and the best or
hopes for the futures Of the many
promising boys and girls who crowded
on the stage at the Pensacola opera
opera house, going through the drills
and exercises without the least
, prompting, showing the careful train
ing in which they had been instructed
by the Sisters.
Following the distribution Of diplo-
mas, and the happy address of Father
T. H Kennedy, the following list Of
. names of we'll deserving pupils were
announced as the prize winners. They
were as follows
List of Premiums.
List of Premiums-Girls
Gold medal and diploma awarded
TO Miss Mary Daery Byrne.
Sacred Heart Parochal School
Gold medal 2nd grammar school a.
rlon1a' awarded 10 Master oscar Con
zaIez.
Cold medal and grammar school di-
plor002 awarded - Master Joseph
Pt-tfer.
Sacred Heart Acadeny-C4old medal
- he highest average. donated by
Nr F, K. Tonse, awarded = Miss
Cold medal for Christian Doctrine
denoted by Dr. II. T. Qu.aa. awarded
II Miss Celna Egsart
Gold medal for Chri~-52n Doctrine:
donated by the Catholic knights and
Ladies' of America, awarded 70 Miss
Ccnsunla Catieru
lola medal for muse: donated by
Mc~srs. Zcltue and HAYES. awarded
t. .'j-s aIaTEaret N. Stevens.
coo media, for go, highest a-erage
in L. S h.atcr,-: donated by the
I-~izhts- Of ColprIbus; awarded to
-'''e s.r~ "a Hears l.@GS PsroehtaI School
Goa media. Tor regular attendance :
: ~ lay scaool, Goreted by Thomas
.rrn~&o2, Jr.: awarded 10 Miss Dora
PERRIN drawn By Louise Smauwood.
.-@GAlnc E&uar. Ethel Alfred. Mar
frr- Ryan. EDNA Peters, Dora Ser
..~ w.vEer.
G"!d medal for Christian DoctEine'
{ --~- ed II Miss Emma Sanders.
cola medal for the hi=hes. average.
donated b3, ATr p. 4. Yonge; awarded
TO Mls" z. RsI1schmidt.
cole media foT aIitfmetLc; donated |
Nv Mr. J. Arizona: awarded to Miss
Iata Wilkins.
I'D medal for good conduct, do
rated by Mr.. c. n. Lamar, awarded
10 Miss Alcyone Condor.
Gold pin fcr music: donated by Mrs
Marie Born.
Cold pin for good conduct; donated
~ the Palace every; awarded to |
Miss Adelaide MAYO.
sold pin for apphtatlon; donated !
=. Mrs. P. n. PYLE awarded to Miss
Gold pin for application: donated |
by Mr.. Z. ". Jones; awarded to Miss |
Elizabeth Oliver
List of Premiums-Boys-
in Christian Doctrine (Sunday SCHOOL, |
donated by Rev T. H. Kennedy;
awarded to Master Emil Pfeiffer.
Gold medal for regular Gttendance
ct Sunday school; donated by a |
Trend tdraWn Tor by James McHqgh' |
gene NlIiar. Rooert Welsn' Leslie VII,
kins, Charles McAIennian' Edward
Northumberland McAdam. winner. |
Gold medal for arithmetic; donated |
by the Citizens and Peoples bank;
Seegar. James McHugh. Edward Pin
iney, Barnard Alfred. Sherry Nc
Adams. James Welsh)-BeTnard AL |
fred. winner.
Gold medal for regular attendance
at scnooI; donated by DR.. +. G. Rem
shaw drawn for, by Joseph Pfeiner,
IT. Seeger, Edward McAdanls)- Drank
lSeeger, winner
Gold medal for Christian Doctrine;
donated by DR.. c. Hutchinson;
awarded to Master Edward Pinney.
Prize for honor; donated by Mr..
w. c. Diffenderfer; awarded to Mas
ter James McHugh.
The Vincent Hoffman Memorial
Gold Cross; for general application; /
donated by Mrs. George Hoffman;
awarded to Master Sherry McAdarn-
Gold medal for the highest average;
donated by a. friend. awarded to Mas