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as the chorus numbers being en-
Enthusiastically received.
At the close of the musical part
of the program the most impress
sive part of the afternoons ex-
ercises was the presentation of di-
plomas and prizes. The names
were read by one of the sisters
and the awards made by Rev. FIR.
Drouhin. Besides the many di-
plomas from school, church and
church societies, there were many
valuable prizes from individual
friends of the school and members
of the congregation and those
who had made these presents who
were present were amply repaid
for their sacrifice when they saw
the pleasure they afforded the
worthy pupils who received them
Besides the prizes and diplomas,
there were many remembrances of
beautiful flowers and at the close
as the class were massed together
on the stage to be addressed by
FIR. Drouhin they made very
handsome picture. FIR. Drou-
hin addressed the audience and
class, congratulating all concern
ed on the successful end of the
years work. AT the end of his
remarks in French, he spoke brief
ly in English, thanking those
who were present who did not
French for their inter
est and attention to the program
of the afternoon. He said the
school had worked faithfully to
send the graduates out into the
world better equipped for their
work, and emphasized the fact
that the graduates could not do
the best for themselves and the
world without the help of reli-
gion in their lives. He also spoke
in favor of the teaching of both
French and English in the schools
as being much for the education
al advantage of the pupils. He
thought the exercises of the day
by the pupils, having selections in
both languages, We're good proof
and illustration of what he was
advocating in this regard.
Diplomas were awarded as fol-
lows: Commercial department:
Olivette Hommel, Angela Racicot,
Yvonne Trahan, Leona Boisvert.
Grade 8-Evangeline Masse, Egg
lantine Paradis, Lorraine Asselin,
Luce Provost, Lucienne Couture,
Laura Boisvert, Agnes Bourque,
Evelyn Frechette, Priscilla Bru
nellie, Reinette Lamothe, Yvonne
Bedard, Irene Landry, Irene Jul
neau, Claire Cusson received certi-
ticates emitting them to admission
to the Academy. Misses Masse,
Paradis, AsSelin, Provost, Cou-
ture, Boisvert, Bourque and FIRE.
Ghetto received additional diplomas
for excellence in penmanshib and
English grammar. Misses Bru-
nellie, Lamothe, Bedard and Lam
dry received diplomas for music,
English grammar and penmanship.
Misses Juneau and Cusson diplo-
mas in penmanship and English.
Lorraine Lavigne and Beatrice
FORMER were given diplomas for
excellence in penmanship. Lucia
Lavoie and Helen McCrae were
given diplomas for penmanship,
and music.
The beautiful crucifix prizes
from Fl. Drouhin were awarded
to Miss Racicot and Miss Masse,
and a gold medal to Miss Lavoie.
The prizes made possible from the
contributions from La Societie St.
lean Baptste, la Societie des
DANES de Sainte-Anne and la So
cietie DIES Enfants de Marie and
Individual friends of the school,
we're awarded to Misses Hommel,
Racicot, Trahan, Boisvert, Four
lier, Lavoie, Lavigne and McCrea
md the following in the several
GRADES. Grade 8-Evangeline
Masse, Byzantine Paradis, Lor
aine Asselin, Luce Provost, Lu-
'ienne Couture, Laura Boisvert, |
Agnes Bourque, Evelyn Frechette, /
Priscilla Brunette, Reinette La
nothe, Yvonne Bedard, Irene |
landry, Irene Juneau, Claire Gus (
ION. Grade 7-Estelle Lavigne, /
fvonne Brunette, Alice Barrette,
fvonne Pepin, Lima Lavigne, |
Catherine O'Connell, Bertha Cor |
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