Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-21
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

The annual commencement exercises of St.
Joseph's Academy were held yesterday at the
Convent school-rooms, corner of Ninth and
u streets. As is always the case on occasions
OF this kind a. that school, there was a very
large attendance. The spacious assembly
chamber was filed to its utmos. capacity,
and large number were compelled to stand
upon the veraada and be content with what
view could be had of the stage through the
open windows. The programme, which
proved very entertaining, and presented the
pupils to good advantage, included the follow
ing exercises
Grand entrance march, Misses B)rchers
Rivers, Siddons, Shore, Sheehsn salutatory,
Miss M. Sweeney; "A Light in the East Is
Glowing duct, st. Cecilia's Choir Hun
ter's Horn" (iuetj, Misses Reeves, Hill.
Berry, MEMORY, Kelly, Driscoll, Bronner,
Lsmai, Gilman, Kraus Union and Lib
erty" (recitation), Miss L. Hill "0ur Ban
ner of Glory" Quartet st. Cecilas Choir;
a Frer chman in Difficulties (iialogus),
Misses Sheehan. Sid6ons "Du Du Waltz,
Misses Parker, Rivers, Shore SheehsD, Dris-
coll, McMorry, Wittenbrook, Hallahan,
Flowers Vocal duo), st. Cecilia's Choir
Rights of Girls and Boys" Miss C. Bryte
- Rigolette (piano solo), Miss NJ. Borchers.
d. ama-Earth's Kingdoms Pass Away
Coos Kingdom Never The pupils who
took the characters were as follows: Time,
Miss NJ. Whyte; Babylonia, Miss J. Wit.
tenbrock; Media, Miss d. Berry; Persia,
Miss NJ. Davis i; Greece, Miss G. Parker
Rome, Miss n. Sheehan; Fate, Miss A.
Davis; Truth. Miss l.. Coolot; Sorrow,
Miss NJ. O'Rourke Church. Miss A. Har-
NJ lee
Faith, Hope, Charity. Prayer. Sacraments,
and Centuries represented by different young
ladies. Jubilste (vocalquartstl, St. Cecelia's
Choir lie Adieu," Misses Sheehsp, Shore,
Borct ers, Wittenbrock and jackson.
-" Train to Msuro"-Mrs. Buttermilk, Miss
!. Wilson; Johnnis ther SOM, Miss N. Nc
Morry; Mr.. Bright railway clerk. Miss Q.
Parker. Gene Where the Lilies Bloom"
(quartet), St. Cecelia's Choir: "Un SoDge
Rivers; Sea Flowers" vocal trio). St.
Cecelis's Choir; 'Erin's Flag (recitation),
Miss a. Davis HAS Sorrow Thy Young
Days Shaded g (duol. Misses Rivers and
Borchers Music of the Birds" Vocal duol,
st. Cecelia's Choir; distribution of crowns
closiog address, Miss S. Reeves; Good
Night" Vocal QUARTET st. Cecelia's Choir
" Retiring March, Misses Parker, Rivers,
Skeehan, Hoehp, Shore, Wittenbrock, jack |
SOL, DIlsCOil, DlQuOu-i AlCAlOTry.
After the reading of the names Of the
graduates and the awarding of the GER
tifcates. Rev. Father 2. A. Grace made
short address, copgratulsting the young ladies |
on the creditable manner in which they &C.
quilted themselves in the exercises, and the |
Sisters Of the Convent on the system of tut. |
ton in vogue at the Academy. After giving |
the young ladies some information in regard |
to the course through life which they should |
pursue, and wishing them happy vacation,
the reverend father retired, and the exercises |
closed
The studies will be resumed at the Convent |
on Monday, August 81, 1882.
The examinations at tbs Convent were held i
some two weeks since, Brothers Agnop,
Bosonis, Cyril and Lsmand constituting the |
Board of Examiners.
Certificates of proficiency for the year were |
awarded to the following young ladies:
Under gradustes-Mi Mary O'Reurke,
Louisa Coolot. Josie Wittenbrock, Aggie |
Harvey, Ella Burke, Mary Borchers.
First grads-Misses Nellie Sheehan, Mary |
White, Ida Wilson, Lizzie jackson. Agnes
Fisher, Annie DAVIS. Minnie Menke, Mary |
Chsmberlin, Emma AIier.
Third grade-Misses Carrie Parker. Nellie
Bronner, Bridget Burns, Mary Davis. Katie
Cavanaugh, Mary Hsllshan, Annie Lucey,
Maggie Carroll, Lena McKenna, Alice Rice |
Crowns are awarded to the following young
ladies, whose names have been on the roll Of |
honor every month during the year Misses
Bell Gormley. Maggie Sweeney. Mary Farley
and Bridget Burns. Honorable mention
Misses May Taylor, Louisa Coolot, Mary
O'Rourke. Josie Wittenbrock, Lizzie Jack
SOD, Carrie Parker, Ontario Lloyd and Clara
Cadogan.
Crowns were slso awarded to the following
young ladies for regular attendance on Sun.
dsy-school Misses Louisa Coolot, Mary
Whyte, Mary Martin and Mary Healy.
Honorable mention Nellie Sheehan, Ontario
Lloyd, Laura Kendall. Emma Csvanaugh,
Winnie Judge, Lizzie Cook, Nora Carroll
aud Alice Norton.
sic-First-Misses Mary Borchers and
Josia Rivers lcrown esch)-promoted to the
lnder graduating class. Second-Miss NJ
Shore tcrown1- promoted to first grade.
rbird-Misses J. Wittenbrcck, n. Sheehan
CROWN promoted to second grade. Honor
able mention Misses f. Siddons, L. Jack.
son. Fourth-AIiss G. Parker, n McMorry
Grown eachl-promoted to third grade Hon.
orsbIe mention Misses NJ. Driscoll. Hoehn
and r. Quinn. Fifth-Miss NJ. Lemai IA
piece of music. Honorable mention Misses
NJ. Hollahan, L. Reeves, NJ Quinn, E. Hill
and A. Shuttle. Sixth-Miss K. Kraus Ia
piece of music). Honorable mention Misses
Beatrice Whittermore. A. Curran, c. Gill
man, N Bronner, M. Dryer.