The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02

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Sport r----: hate GarYev
Mirth- Kate Purcell
Falsehood ....--- ......-------------A Annie Kiley
f Flowers: Emma Rbodcr and Maggie jones'
Fairies. Kate Kenny X; Quad M Day, r. Dolin,
M A. Rainey, N. Blake and Rosamond Herwig.
Solo, " Rest Troubled Hear" Mics M Clarke
chorus We are gong home Pupils
Distribution of Diplomas and Medals. 3'
Chorus Farewell to St. Alphonsus"-. .-.--.Pupils
The awards made on the occasion were as
follows:
Gold Medal-Annie Cook.
Silver Medal-Jenne Larkin.
Dplomas-Annie Cook, Mary Murphy, Mary
Alice Call. go
Roll of Observation-Disclosures Division ::
Lizzie Donlau, Mary Bestick, Cecilia Sebastian +,
Bridget Tierney, Minnie Hare, Kate Farrell,
Eugene Erousse. Second Division: Agnes tones,
Kate Kenny, Mary Ann Raney, Kate Purcell,
Mary Trahy AlvIna Ludwig.
Lizzie Donlan, Mary Restick, Winnie Golden
and Cecilia S. White distingnished them
selves by general good conduct.
THE BOYS EXHIBITION
took place last Thursday and reflected great
credit upon teachers and pupils. To individu-
alze all the talented boys who took part on
this occasion would be impossible and as we
published last week the programme is also
unnecessary, yet we cannot but mention a few
of those who took prominent parts in the even
ing's entertainment,
The salutatory was read by Master John
keenan,, and the valedictory by Master D. J.
Mullane, in manner highly creditable to both
of these yonng gentlemen.
song, entitled cold Black Joe," was sung
in fine style by Joseph Foley and called forth
enthusiastic applause
The drama of Rip Van Winkle," and the
comic dialogue of Paudeen O'Raferty," were
80 rendered as to call forth great applause for
the performers.
The violin and piano performances, the
former by Prof. A. G. Gardner and the latter
by Miss Maria Won Hofe, were received with
delight by the audience.
Awards were made as follows: For stud
and good conduct; gold medal to John keenan,,
of the high class, and silver medal to John T.
Carey, of the first class.
Diplomas were given to the following named
graduatesi: John keenan,, d. j. Mullane, James
P. Carey, James w. Boullt, n. Hyland, Thomas
Weldon aud Edward Thilborger.
st. Aphonsus' Boys School is one of those
| institutions of which we all, as Catholics, nay
justly feel pround. The Rev. j. Gleason, c. SIS
R. exercises general supervision over the
school, which is under the immediate coutro
of the following excellent teachers ]. H
Heslin, principal High Glass, and Misses Kate
Cowan, Mary Kearney, Kate Duffy, Mary Casey
Ella McGeehan and NJ. Cook.
That their intelligent and careful instruc
tions have been productive of good fruit, wa,
evidenced in the most positive manner posi-
BILE, at the examinations on the 22nd and 23rc
ult. There the boys, in all classes, under .
series of questions and cross-questions acquit
ted themselves in a manner which reflected
credit on their teachers, and proved that in al
it's classes this school is surpassed by non,
other in the city for thorough training in al
! departments of learning.
The, Hibegnia- Cornet Band, with its usua
i generosity, kindly volunteered its ,rratuition
| servioee &C both the exhil lions playinr mSn,
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