Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24
ST. JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Graduating Exercises This Afternoon
at Lincoln Hall.

The sixth annual commencementofS st. Johns
Collegiate institute is in progress this afternoon
at Lincoln hall. There is large attendance
The music is furnished by the Marine band
The pupils of the primary and preparatory de-
partments presented the following program:
My Mother, Charlie A. Green; The Bivouac of
the Dead, John A. Walsh; A Name in the Sand,
William J. Seaman; Somebody's Darling, Wal
ter Nolan; The Blue and the Gray, Willie Gar
land: The Surgeons Tale, Michael A. Green:
Paul Revere's Ride, Albert L. Ryan; The Last
Hymn, Richard ]: Johnson; Mother of the Ma
chabees, John n. Power.
The scholars connected with the collegiate
department presented the following program:
1rish exile john Mccarths chPpt sn
lections, John j. Nolan, Edward j. Walsh;
Battle of Inkernan-selections, VIM. W alter,
VIM. A. O'Brien; Immortality, d. Lewis Nc
Carthy; "He didn't want Coffin" Eugene j.
ONeill: Moral Training, and Valedictory, John
F. Hefernan. After the diplomas had been
conferred an address was made by Rev John
A. Ahearn. The graduates were follows:
Edward Mullen Clearly. Johnson Eliot, John F.
d. Lewis Mccarthy, Eugene J. ONeil, John j.
Sheehy, John r. Walter.
elocution, D. Lewis Mccarthy: for excellence.
third collegiate class, John r. Walter: for excel
lence, third collegiate class. Matthew B. Dom
nelly; for excellence; second academic class,
John Clarke; for application, second academic
class John j. Nolan; for excellence, third ac;,-
academic Class Frederick W Krichelt: for r' ap
plication, third academic class. Thos. keliher;
silver medal for excellence, fourth academic
class Raymond A. Heiskel.
Premiums, second colIesiate-John A. But
Ter, for geometric drawings; John j. sheehy, for
phonoSraphS Eugene o%e for physics
Third colegiate:-Wm. A. O'Rrien, for pho
biography; Joseph F. Ferry, for mathematics.
arithmetic; Emile SOlignac, for geometry; John
Schermerhorn, for English grammar Frederick
+. Mari, for algebra; Michaef F. Brennan, first,
ian m phoSc
for Christian doctrine: Geo. L. Boswell, first for
penmanship;. Jos. A. Cannon, second, for pen
Richard H. Johnson, second, for history; Harry
Moran first, for spelling; John Costello, second,
for spelling; Martin ]. Deponai, for composition;
Lowe, second, for geography; John A. Mont
gomery, for bookkeeping.
Third Academic-Francis E. Richard, first
premium for English grammar; Charles Francis
Carusi, second premium; Michael A Keane,
first premium for practical arithmetic; limo
Johnson first premium tor crayon drawing AL
fred Tay lor, second premium; William B. Cieary,
premium for penmanship James keliher, first
premium for Christian DOCTRINE; Thomas F.
K has, second premium; Mar ri p Brennan,
rst for Reng Wilton
premium for mental arithmetic; Robert j. Ber-
berich, second premium; Thomas f. FAINT, first
premium; John Tobin, first premium for geo
graphy; Michael OCOnnor, second premium:
Daniel Ais9 first premium for
Sheridan, premium for elocutiOn.
Fourth Academic-William J. scanlon, for
mental arithmetic; Albert r Ryan, for German;
mond ]. Harvey, for history; John A. Green,
for Christian doctrine; Richard j. johnson fnr
! reading; Samuel s. Marceron, for penna... 10:
Arthur J. Richards, for good conduct; Bernard
raphy; Henry ]. Allen, for attendance
Fifth Acknowledgment alter, for memory
| lessons; +. Richardson, for arithmetic; T. Muir
ply, for drawing; J. Mohun, for geography; b.
Mohuu, for Christian doctrine; W. Garland, for
history; F. Ferry for English grammar: ]. No
Ian, for penmanship; NJ: Green, for memory les
| reading; p. Byrne, for reading; +. Smith, for
arithmetic; n. Rupert, for penmanship; E.
Beadie, for English grammar; F. Fegan for
geography; P. Connell, for reading E. Baker, Tor
penmanship; +. Scala, for geography; w. No
Ian, for reading.
Sixth Academic.--H. Brien, geography; K.
Beadle, first, for reading; r. Glatzner first for
Christian doctrine, F. Hitch, first, for spelling:
VIM. Hill, second, for spelling; F. R. Cleary,
second, for arithmetic; r. Hale, third for arit6.
metic; +. Dent. for departments; c. Green, for
applications; j. Altman, for deportment; p Ar
nand, for Improvement.