Evening journal., 1888-06-30
ST. mARY's SCHOOL.
The Closing Exercises OF a Larg
Catholic school.

The Closing Exercises OF a large
Catholic school.
The closing exercises OF st. Mary's
parochial school we're held yesterday after.
noon in the lecture room or the church.
There was large audience IN attendance
and several Of the priests were present.
The program opened with a chorus OF wei
come Following it "Columbia's Conven-
tionn was given by Miases Maggie Cannon,
Kate Kelly, n. Donney. Katie Grady,
Maggie Donnelly, Mamie Roberts, Alice
Robinson, Nellie McDavitt aud Florence
Mcclure A recitation called "The Little
Boastersn wes well given by John Murtha
The March OF Flowers was given by
Misses Lizzie Mcdonnell, Meggie Horty,
Ella Shielda. Mary Welsh Maggie
Connor, Jenny Nailor, Bridget Bren
nan, Hannah Cannon, Annie Glynn,
Clara Fox, Mary May and Mary
Cannon. Frank Byrne, Thomas Fseney
and John Handy gave comical dialogue
named Whose Turn n a recitation What
is Beautifuli' was given by John Donnelly.
The arch OF peace was representation OF
the rainbow with its various colors Misses
Maggie Donlon, Annie Dunlop, Mary
Cokely, Katie Rooney, Sallie Ferran.
Mamie McDade, Katie Donshoa and Annie
Kerrigan gave the selection. Miss
I Kate Rigney recitei Little Girls
Troublesn FAIRY Historia,n an en-
blematical dialogue was given by Misses
Mary Cokely, Mary Nay, Mary Cannon,
Mary Welsh. Jennie Nailor, Nellie Door
don, Ella Brown, Annie White, Jennie
Ford and Mary Norton. A recitation en-
titled Little Woman by Mary Koenitzer
was received with applause Misses Alice
Brennan, Mary Dugan, Mary Traynor,
Lille Bulger. Jennie MacSey and Ella
Kearns, Joseph Sewer, with chorus. sang
"Drive the Shadow From Our Door, The
exercises closed with valedictory, deliv-
cred by Mas Lizzie V. McDonough.
First class-Goid medal for conduct and
attention, to john McVeigh, average. 20
silver medal FOR arithms tic to Thomas
Dorsey average, book Solitary Island,
for improvements in studies, to Thomas
Carroll. average, II; 'Cathaiic 0'Mal ly 81
for grammar 10 Charles 0Brion. average
90, book, MAY Broohsn for diligent study
to Lizzie n McDonough. average, 95:
"Catholic Keepsake.n - for diligent study Il
Maggie Cannon. average. 95. The second
class received boolys, Mary May, Julis
Dugan, Mary Cannon, Harry Brady. VIII
lie Welsh, Johu Casey, Thomas Holland
Edward Tucker and Samuel Heating re
celved these prizes. The third class wa
rewarded with smaller books and and ole
graphs. Those who received prize
are ns follows: Bridget Brennan, Anni
Kerna, Hannah Cannon, sIagzi
KeatiHg. Ella Shields, Jennie Naylo
Annie Glynn, Maggie Horty, Nellie Dunn,
Mary King, Ella Brady, Mary Welsh
Annie Lsntz, Clara Fox, Katie McNee
Joseph Glynn. Joseph Sewer. Thona
Murphey, James McNeigh. Willie Joyce
Martin Traynor. Bernard Dorsey. jaime
Kelly, James Finuegan. Joseph Donlou
While Higgins, John O'Conner. Andrew
Higgins, and George Farrell The lowe
grades received rosaries, silver media la, an
pictures.
Eighth grade-Lizzia McGowan, Ami
White, Agnes Sewer. Helen Cannon, Susa
McNee, Clara Traynor, Ella Brown, Kat
! 0lElilNAf A4NAN ANbAHAAf RAAAA NAIR1AAAAi1l
Nellie Doordon, Cecilia Joyce, Ann
Grimes, Sarah Brosdhart, Lena Ginde
Jennie Mackey. Mary Kane, Katie Nc
Mahcn, Maggie Sullivan, Jennie For,
Mary Murths, Mary Hanly. Hannah Coz
neley, Mary Rooney, Mary Gerrity, Mar
Joyce, Ella Reilly, Nellie McCaffert,
Joseph sckwab. Frank McKsyney, job
Hanly, Frederick Slevin, Richard Nc
Gloughlin, Frank Toner, John Brady, Wn
Denning. George Flanagan, Thomas Fal
reD, Daniel Farren: seventh grade-AliI
Brennan. Maggie McNamee, Emma Sch
Mary Dugan, Sarah Garrity, John Kan
Frank Byrne, Edward Denning. ThomI
Feeney, Edward Farmer, Oscar Robinso
I Dennis Joyce. Charles Drain, Richai
I Grifith, Edward Perry; sixth grade-Joi
! Welsh, James Toner. Harry Kolberk. Jol
, Green. Thomas Norton, William murphe
Charles Broadhart, Patrick McConne
! William Flanagan, James Ksarne
I Joseph Noonan, James Mcclure.