The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01
1t. Johns ACADEMY.

The children assembled in the Con.
vent hail on Friday morning of las,
week at $3.50. Hevoreld Father Rons.
seau awarded prizes to the following
pupils:
First Glass. Junior Division-Gold
locket and chain was awarded to Mis-.
Bernadine Loustalot for highest aver
age in class work during the wear. A
gold lOcket and chain was awarded 70
Miss Catherine Sterling for excellence
Eighth Grade Gold locket for the
highest average was meritel by Miss
Lucille Robichaux.
BOOKS were awarded to the follow
lngs pupils for applications: Misses
V. Heoert, NJ Gautreaux. NJ Nonrr.
cier, L. Ltllandre, |. Rroussard T.
and NJ Smith and K Ibert. Miss E.
frost received a book for Algebra.
second Class: Seventh grade. h gin
est average years work. Miss Euaice
Martei; sixth grade highest average
year S work. Misses Isadore Boud-
reaux and Lillian Hale; fifth grade
nighest average years work, Miss
annie Lampo. Highest averages for
examination. sew nth grade, Miss
Kate Adams; sixth grade, Miss Pieuse
Pousson; fifth grade, Miss Ethel Foco.
Conduct and application Miss Laurie
Ohlmeyer Conduct and writing. Miss
Hazei Daigle; polteness. Miss Alice
Grevemberg. Excellence for wears
work, seventh grade. Miss Olrtte
Michel; sixth grade Misses &c, trude
loert, May Sterling and Vesta Ri
chard; fifth grade, Miss Lew Ella
Johnson
Gold pin for excellence in stenogra.
phy was awarded to Miss Hazel
Boudreaux.
Third Glass: Prizes for excellence
we're awarded to Misses Eva parr,
Eunlce Ohlmeyer and Gertrude Michel,
Prlzes for merit: Misses Anita
Smith, LESSEE Smith, Alice Lallaude.
A'exlne Golfer. Mabel Romero, l.. ona
Landry. Annie May Boudreaux, Emma
WOulie, Bessie Foco, Nina Marrel,
Live Rob:chaux, Elizabeth Peterman.
huoy Charpiat. Myrtle Adams, Lea
Larpenteur, Sidone Delahou,saye.
Verena Smith, Edith Barrilleaux
Louise Robichaux.
Gold medals for music were award
ed to Misses Elsie Frost. Berpadine
Loustalot, Miriam G.utreaux. Irene |
Broussard, Myrtle Smith. Premiums
for music awarded TO Misses Ruth |
Boud'eaux, Alice Grevemberg, Eivina
Parr and Aline Frost.
ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL.
Medals were awarded as follows:
Ninth Grade: Medal for excellence in
class work, Matthew Loustalot, for
highest average to Edward Coycault.
for history to Herm Inn B,udreaux.
For highest average in sixth grade to
Charles Pecot, for history to Edward
Hale. for catechism 10 Irby Gaudin.
For highest average fifth grade to
William Robichaux, for third grade
A.. Aloysius Nourrcier, third grade
B., Gerard Gronen, second grade
Marion Harrison, first grade a., Louis
Lampo, first grade e., Bernard Gou-
Ter and Herman Silverman. For
good conduct Lawrence Hale. A re. I
ward for excellence in music was ,
nerlted by Matthew LoustaIot For {
french. Edward COyc suit and Matthew {
4oustalot. For bookkeeping, Ed {
ward Co.cault and Matthew Lousta-
OF. A gold watch was donated by a
riend for the most regular and faith
vi altar boy, merited by Edward Coy
;ault. {
The prizes were donated by the fol-
owing friends; Reverend j. j. Rous-
eau, Messrs. Edward Loustalot, Gus {
srOnen, Henry kappel, l.. B. Tarlton, {
oseph Brig. Mrs. N. Doo,ey, of Prov
dence, L l., aud former pupils of the I
We desire to call attention to the
our young stenographers who re-
eived their diplomas for stenography
.st Thursday night. Master John
'choen stein, Misses Nettie Adams,
'ydia Martel and Mary Slocum were
ne fortunate ones who completed this
curse.
They were the first pupils of st.
ohn's Academy to receive such