The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
Impressive Services Held Yes
terday Morning for 74th
Class-Hon. J. J. Conlff
Principal Speaker.

! one Young ladies graduated from Mount
do Chantal Academy yesterday morn
; Ing. Yesterdays commencement eNet
! cises were the seventy-fourth or aCau
! envy and were held in the music hail Oh
! the institution.
The exercises were brief but most
| Impressive throughout. Following
short musical program the Rev. Fa'Aer
Edward f. Weber read the ASt Oh
awards after making a few announce
ments and tho Very Rev. q. Ii. NO! <
V.G.. made the presentations. hon =,
J. CorIH then delivered the ADDRESS "
the class OF '22
Tho music hall was heaut!fuI'y "eC-
Grated In potted palms and other green
cry. While pretty flower clusters "'e
scattered throughout tho hal"
MANY out Of town people were pTesen.
most being parents and relatives Oh
tho members Of the class. while large
number OF old graduates returned u
their alma mater for the exercises
Mr.. coniH's Address
NJ c,r,r~s address was most insptr-
Ing picturinS the higher ideals OF n'e'
No opsned his talk by compIimeNUns
tho members OF the class upon compel
inc their successful career In the aca"-
smy declaring the diplomas they re-
ceiys should furnish the Inspiration 10
reach higher planes in lie
He declared that education must DC
ACCOMPANIED by Christian educat'on' o'
ure will be failure, Educate man
without religion and YOU make MIN
clever. we'll trained devil oe'ns MS
words. -a
Ths sneaker declared that there are
always Higher duties TO perform IN help
ing 10 perfect this civilized world ana
told the graduates that TO take theN
nroper part in things they must De sat
ished with their possessions. They Will
probably build many castles IN the ar
hut these, he said. should have tirn
foundations. Instead or being led py
fads and follies. he declared there IL
higher power that comes from nooiIity
OF character. III we be but noble, the
! mobility that lies in others. though
sleeping. will rise TO met our own. ne
. repeated.
Should Aim High.
Mr. Conin told the young ladies that
all would have a different purpose. As
; the boy and girl out or college without
. definite purpose is accepting an tnNi.
tatton to failure. He advised good h3rd
work, as nothing was ever accomplished
With indifferent labor. That Is not me
wav Milton wrote his Paradise Lost;
not the way DemoSthenes and PerecIes
Z prepared themselves for ths Atheneuh
. rostrum; not the way Justus caesar
Napoleon and other great generals pre-
; pared themselves 10 conl-.rl great
armies-Houermus. kepner. Newton ana
p other stars. not the way IN which IheE
: accomplished their great DEEDS. mat
! was not the way IN which Mlch;&t M,
. gelo and others with chissel and brush
! carved their way TO fame IN sculpture
and the pictures they painted. and ~
was not the way in which the SANITY
soul after whom this institution WAS
q
achievements. That was not the way IN
which these and all others worked tAstr
way TO fame. fortune and success oe-
, clared Mr.. Conin. ,,
they had the good Sisters 10 solve their
perplexitles. but hereafter II VIII be
NECESSARY for them - do u themselves:
With +aeir class motto. Eide et amose
comp!ish anything. as faith and ioFe rue
the world. He also stated mat SneS
must not forget that liz" Is fuLl OF Gan
gers, morally and otherwise ana ~ =
STas not for the splendid moral training
tbaiy received the thought OF - enc
mics that will confront mem IN the way
ot enmlties and temptations "pu'o "e
most appalling. In conclusion he said,
'But their Alma Mater has no fear mat
each will meet the !ntrlcacles TN the tn-
%re and that they will be solved in
way that will make an honor 20 'NS"-
SAlveS and 4 blessing TO others.
The Graduates
Following were the members of the
class which were graduated yes'eFu"''
Helen Brannan OF Scottdale, "a
Martha Campbell OF Wheeling
Frances Wood. Pittsburgh.
Marie Whalen. Cleveland
E.dith Chaddock. Grafton. w. Va
Adele Carpeles. New York CRY.
Elise pasSeri. New York cry
Eileen Govern, CannonsourG. "a
Mary Katherine SpraHe:. ClarksO''TS.
Mary McNaily, Pittsburgh.
Bertha LaySon. GallipoIis. ono.
Mildred Mcdonald Brave. Ia
Angela Gilbert, Wheeling.
Regina Coleman. Wheeling.
Ellen Wilson. Wheeling.
Wilma Henderson, Wheeling
Geneyieve Norton. Wheeling.
Helen Jacobs. Wheeling.
Augusta Levy. Wheeling.
Marjorie Gaines Washington, d. -
Honora Hoye. Wheeling.
The Awards
An interesting and important part OF
tho commencement exercises nt MOUNT
de Chantal Academy this morning was
the distribution OF honors TO all mem
bers OF the various classes fono'S
FOR special studies. class stand'hS'
scholarship and department were given
nut, as wei as special W ''NS 49,
OF the varied occupations which are
the ESSENTIAL duties OF the girls wn"e
students At the Academy.
Following is n list OF the awards:
Soxeor Second Class.
First honCrS consisting OF blue RIBBON
and silver cross for scholarship and de-
portment are awarded to Misses Agnes
Fee. Mary Scott. Helen Sprow!s. Alice
Norton. Catherine Wright.
Prizes for class standing - Misses
Adelaide Morgan. Nancy l.azear. Mar
garet Heckert. Elizabeth Harmon. Ailc"
IIewellyn. Martha Grace Smith. Georgia
McDcrnot,. Helen McAl!istcr. Jane
Murphy.
Prize in special studtes-Miss Frances
Leggett.
Senior Third Class.
First honOrS consisting % blue ribbon
and silver cross FOR scholarship and de-
por;ment are awarded 10 Misses Cccyl
Sauuey. cecilia Koessier.
Prizes for class standing - M!ss"s
AdeIaid" V.eweS. Kathleen CIappcr.
Da'sy Perkins. Mary Norton. Mary
stclumctz Florence H"lm"s;ed. Ethel
Lawson. Mary Belle OEr!"r, Keith
Holmsted. Jean Scott.
Prizes In Sppclal stud MtSSeS Mary