The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-06-24
GOLD MEDAL FOR SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDED TO w. L. LUCAS.

Bertrand Jackson Awarded Gold
Medal in Commercial Course-Ed-
win Remy Schwartz Valedictorian,
James N. Brittingham Salutatorian
and Alan R. Vairin Essayist-Con-
plete List of PdpiIs Entitled to
Compete for the Different Medals.
Commencement exercises at st.
Stanislaus College, Bay st. Louis, is
always a signal for the outpouring of
friends at home and from away to
pay tribute to the popularity and
homage to the prestige of S. S. c.
Last Sunday forenoon, on the Occa
sion of the sixty-eighth annual COM
mencement, was no exception. On
the contrary, it was one of the larg-
est attendance in the long and sue
cessful history of the institution
whose name and existence has been
an honor and credit to the city and
State.
There were nineteen graduates this
year. Edward Remy Schwartz, of
Bay St. Louis, was yaledictorian;
James Neil Britti- n, of New Or
leans, salutatorig Alan Robert
Vairin, of Bay is, essayist.
The papers of the Ing gentlemen
were excellent in every phase and
delivered equally as well. Each ac-
quitting himself of his respective task
and honor with credit to themselves
and their alma mater. The gradu-
ates were:
Glass Eugene Stewart Ans
ley, Herbert Luke Babin, Rodney Ed
ward Bishop, Louis Joseph Blaize,
james Neil Brittiegham, Roger~John
Burch, Samuel Francis Cerniglia, Lix
Joseph Fruge, Caesar T. Fumes, John
Cyril Glover, Cornelius Kimball
Herlihy, William Bertrand Jackson,
James Leonard Keiffer, Omer Fred
erick KuebeI, Wheeler L. Lucas, Ro
land B. Mcnou, Edward Remy
Schwartz, James Townsend Wolfe,
Alan Robert Vairin.
Hon. Walter J. Gex, well-known
local attorney, delivered the annual
address, and his thoughts as express
ed were fitting to the occasion. A
student of S. S. C. in bygone days
and today successful man in the
world, he is well qualified to have
delivered the address of wholesome
advice and timely admonishing.
The following program was rem
dered:
PART ONE.
.'Starry m"-March----
--------- Mackic-Beyer
S. S. C. Brass Band.
"Home Guard -March------
- Mackie-Beyer
S. S. C. Brass Band.
"sMotor Boat Squadron"-March
-------- Mackie-Beyer
S. S. C. Brass Band.
"The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi''
-A--------S Stokes, Vernon
S. S. C. Ylee Club.
''Tuck Me. to Sleep in My Old
'Tucky Home" Lewis, Meyer
S. S. C. Ylee Club.
"War Songs of the Boys in Blue"
--Lauvendeau
8. s. C. Orchestra.
''Poet and Peasant OVERTURE
----------------Suppe
S. S. C. Orchestra.
"Ten Little Fingers and Ten Lit
tie Toes White. Nelson
S. S. C. Ylee Club.
"Swanee River Moon Clarke
S. S. C. Ylee Club.
PART TWO.
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
'Sing Lee Brown
S. S. C. Orchestra.
s'Graduation March Evans
S. S. C. Orchestra.
Salutatory--James Neil Birmingham
Essay Ian Robert Vairin
CONFERRING OF DEGREES.
Valedictory Edward r. Schwartz
Address to tae Graduates------
Hon. Walter J. Gex, Sr.
"Humoresqut" ------------ Dodla
Piano: Prof. Hemmersbach.
Violins: M. Lcporte, F. Silva
'Flower Song -----------.La .Lange
Piano: Prof. Hemmersbach.
AWARDING OF SPECIAL HONORS
AWARDING OF GOLD MEDALS
"Home Sweet Home Farmer
Piano and Vio,i1s.
The gold medal for scholarship IN
the graduating course, scientific de-
partment, was mecited by Wheeler l..
Lucas, of Bay st. Louis, and the gold
medal for scholarship in the gradu-
ating course, commercial department,
was merited by Bertrand Jackson, OF
Waveland.
The following is a list of pupils
meriting to compete for the medals
as Indicated:
The gold medal for scholarship in
the graduating course, Scientific De-
partment-Merited by Wheeler Lu-
cas-.
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