Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-19
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BY MoLLIE IUNCoRN.

TT HE seven graduates Of the Sacred
Heart Academy received their
diplomas last night before an
Audience that filled the Grand Opera
House to capacity.
A splendid program had been ar
ranged, opening with Liszt compost
ton, Played on two pianos by Miss
Louise Berndorfner, and Miss Helen
Barr Miss Marie Campbell also
charmed with violin solo.
1.-THE Lady of Shalotte arranged
as cantata from Tennyson S poem
was given by chours of girls, cos
tuned in pink, green, yellow aud white,
presenting a beautiful picture in their
different groupings.
A playlet Crock of Destiny" was
also presented. Entering in a viking
ship several royalty gOwned maidens,
gazing into the future read a
prophecy
A harp solo by Miss Louise Berndorf-
ner was all the more pleasing coming
as surprise, having not been an
nouneed on the program.
Rev. A. A. Moore made the address
to the class, the program concluding
with music by a vocal trio.
The seven graduates were preceded
in their entrance by Lucille ,Jaskoski,
and each was attended by the follow
ing small maids who bore a wreath of
laurel and medal which evidenced an
average of ninety-eight in conduct:
Leone Wiedmer, Eva ALBRIGHT, Margaret
Barr, Margaret Breitenstein, Ana Auer,
Josephine Jaskoski, Pauline Monarch,
and Pearl Jones.
Girls taking part in the cantata were
Laura Lonius, Helen Barr, Caroline
O'COnnell, Susie Sparrow, Bertha Doer-
fler, Marie Campbell, Louise Berndorf-
ner, Leah Suing, Leona Wiedmer, Eliza
Nolan, Gertrude Robinson, Sarah Lans.
ing, Rose Boydayla, Ruth Cooper, Hazel
Blake, Marion Noon; soloists, Marie
Campbell, Laura Lonius; accompanist,
Lucille Jaskoski, 'l3. Members of the
stringed instrument group were: Marie
campbell, Leondine Eckerlin, Mary
Schoettle, Louise Berndorfner, Lucille
Joskoski, 'l3, Bertha Doerfler, and
those receiving graduation honors were:
in the Latin academic course: Leona
Christine Wiedmer, Bertha Beatrice
DOerfler, Louise E'Hzabeth Berndorfner
Eva Rosamond Nelson; and in the
English academic course: Marie Camp
bell Rose Genevieve BOdayla, Laura
Ellen Lonius.
The Chemawa Indian school will be.
gin its annual commencement exercises
Sunday, June twenty-first, concluding
Friday, June 20. Those who will bt
graduated from this institution thi,
year will be Reginald George Downie
Washington, ClaIlam; Charles James
Elder, Montana, Sioux; Charles Skar
johnson, Alaska, Thlinget; Ruth Lip
hart, Oregon, klamath; Michael Frank
Macleod, Alaska, Kenai Eleanorah
McCully, Alaska, Kake; Willie Riddle
Alaska, Hydah; Robert Nelson Service
Oregon, Klickitat; Jerry Lloyd Rees
Washington, Snoqualmie; William
Service, Oregon, Clatsop; Cora Wilda
Zieglar, California, New River.
Those receiving industrial certifi
Gates: Gideon Hanbury, Alaska, Simp
sian-TailOring Department; Andrew
Walker, Puyallup, Washington-En
gineering Department.
Sunday, June Twenty First
2:30 p. m.-Unon meeting of Christian
Associations.
1880 p. m.-Baccalaureate Service.
Monday, June Twenty Second.
2:30 p. m.-Class Day Field Meet.
Tuesday, June Twenty Third.
$3.50 a. m.-Academic and Industria
Departments open to the public fo
Inspection.
300 p. m.-iBaseball - Chemawa VS.
Meier & Frank, of Portland
Wednesday, JUNE Twenty Fourth.
$3.50 a. m.-Academic and Industria