The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-26
CATHOLIC BOYS SCHOOL.
CLOSING EXERCISES BY THE
xAveRIAN BROTHERS. PUPILS.

XAvEHIAN 6hO
Large Audience Prescnt--pecora'io"S o'
the HaiI-Musical Programme -Aw"r"'
,,v os uouors and Distinctions by the
Very Rev. Joseph frioii.
The large audience room OF ST. refers
Cathedral Boys School was crowded yes
tcrday morning at half-past o'clock. Inc
occasion was the closing exercises OF the
SCHOOL. and the audience was composed
mainly of the relatives and friends OF the
BOYS. About the stage hung two large
United States flags, while smaller fags ana
bunting heightened the effect. An excel
lent programme was rendered, and the fire.
queut clapping Of hands and smiles OF ap-
probation from the audience testified the
latter's appreciation of the enloymen'
given them. Every boy acted well his part
and the music was splendidly sung. Inc
following was the programme:
.Tbe Sailors Farewell" Full Chorus. Inc
Minim Glass Speakers-"The Old settee py
the Door" song l.. Lynch. The Preparatory n
A. Jenkins. The intermediate Class Speah,
ers~"My Southern Home is Fair Fun
chorus. The Middle Glass Speakers-A'
.ihe old Church Bell song, J. Lynch: A
school Episode. by J. Keegan, j. Ryan
.Beautiful STAR" song. by several boys. Inc
Junior Glass speakers-Horatius al lne
Bridge, recitatioui u Moran. Tho 6 m1ce
seekers: Mayor. l.. Ward; secretary, r.
Griffin. The Baldheaded Man. recitation, NJ
Powers "The Morning Invitation full
Chorus. Awarding Of honors by the very
Rev. Joseph frion
This Cathedral school is conducted by the
Xaverian Brothers, and the large number,
as follows, Of boys who received premiums
shows that the school is an eXcellently well
managed one:
ACADEMY CLASS.
Gold medals for general proficiency. VIM.
A. MCGOWAN. Thomas NJ. Ryan, Joseph L..
Burke George A. Powell, John y. Fowler.
Gold medals for progress. first division;
Aloysius Tolker; second division: Aloysius
6. Carr.
A. Powers Next in merit. Joseph l.. Burke,
AlOysius &. Carr.
Honorable mention for gentemanly de-
portInent John A. Fowler, William a. Nc
Gowan Thomas NJ. Ryan, Aloysius G.. Carr.
Lemuel l.. Lynch. Aloysius Tolker. Joseph
Boil OF honor, first divisions: William a.
MCGOWAN, Thomas NJ. Ryan, Joseph l..
Burke, George A. Powell, John A. Fowler,
second division, AIoysius G. Carr, James
A. Powers, Louis Guvernator. Edgar IL: En-
glish James Il. Phillips, John sullivan,
Lenuel l.. Lynch. Louis Hatke.
JUNIOR CLASS.
silver medal for progress, Kendall j. Kee-
gan.
Silver medal for Christian doctrine, Ken
dali !. Keegan: next in merit, Maurice Pow
ers.
Silver medal for good conduct, James A.
Quinn; next in merit, John NOlte, Walter
Fitzpatrick.
Koll of honor. first division: Kendall ]. Kee-
gan, francis Burke. James A. QUINN Fred.
O'Nell. John Nolte, Michael Hennessey,
Walter Fitzpatrick, Leon PilOut, Maurice
Neenan. K. t.. Daffron. Aloysius Gibbs,
Joseph HOlZbach, James McGraw, John Dis
ney. Edmund Griffin Second division: Maui
rice Powers, Thomas Moran, William Ran
kin, Louis Ward. Louis English. Joseph Kahn,
Thomas Holleran. John Fremont, John Cum
mings. Joseph Wittkamp, James Bannan,
Edward Rankin, ID. Lacy Murphy, David
Griffith, John Manning, Joseph Hannan,
John Powell Charles Fowler Emil Mayer.
Clarence GUIDE.
MIDDLE CLASS
silver medal for good conduct John j. Nc
lntyre; next in merit, Joseph Brooks, Mich
ael LydOn.
Roll of Honor, first division: William
James Ryan. John Mcintyre. James Con-
nelly. James Reddy. Michael Lydon, Robert
fitzpatrick, Michael King, John Murphy.
William O'Toole, John Wade, William Mil
Ter. Joseph Brooks, John Epps, IhOs. ByrDe.
Peter Bolton, Eugene McCiowan. second
division: David Allen, Eugene Cobb. Camille
Pilout, John Murphy. Henry Forstmann,
Ambrose Byrne, Henry Mesco, Alphonse
Jenkins, Charles Leidy, John O'Ilnra, otto
Mayer, Thomas Marsalla, John Miller. Thos
Binn. William Moran, Francis Hulcher, Den
mis- O'sulliyan, Victor Pepe. Charles
O'COnnor
INTERMEDIATE CLASS.
silver medal for good conduct Felix Witt
kamp; next in merit, George Gefring, Ed
ward Cox.
Roll of Honor Thomas Rankin, Edward
Cox, John Keliiher. John Neenan, John Nc.
Manus. Daniel Maddrea, John Hagan Joseph
Farley, Ashby Duke, Louis D'Gllelmo. Peter
McAleavy, Joseph Leonard, j. Russell Dol
lard, GeOT.e McGraw, Thomas Murphy, JOS
eph ampOdOnicO, Felix Wittkamp, Leo fow-
Ter, William Baird, Patrick Meade, Joseph
Berry Richard Brophy. James Leitch. Law
renee Farley, James Davis. Maurice Kane,
George Gerring, Patrick Mcdonnell, Frank
Pope, Edward Kan, Charles Halbleib,
PREPARATORY CLASS.
silver Medal for Good Conduct, william
Gill next in merit, Francis Catogni, John
Kahn.
Roll of Honor, Joseph Schwartz, william
Gill, George Byrne, Ja.nes Fitzpatrick, Pat
rick OHaTa. David +. U'Neill, William Lob
mann, Michael DOlan. Joseph Moore. Joseph
Brameyer, Francis Catogni. John Mulcahy.
George Murphy, James Meade, John Kahn
oscar Granger. Jeremiah Hallihan, James
Manning, Andrew Vass, Thomas Wyatt, Mat
thew Manning, James Walker, James Gala
han, Robert Frostmann, Francis Asher,
James Hagan, John Eallihan. Aloysius Leon
ard, Thomas Sledd, Joseph O'kee1e, Louis ri
lout, Charles Anthony, George Kelliher, John
Kahily, Joseph Dominica.
MINIM CLASS.
Silver Medal for Good Conduct John kee-
gan; next in merit, Francis Mccullough,
Thomas Farley, Joseph Torbeck, Andrew
Tierney.
Roll Of Honor, fist divisions: John Kecgan.
Charles Martin, Francis Mccullough, Thomas
Westcott, James Culinan, Henry Holzbach
Joseph 1orbeck. William Evans, Edward
Marin, John Cullinan. Thomas Farley Ed
ward Taylor John Hennessey. Anthony
liz alley, George Axe James Moore, Andrew
Tierney and Bernard McManus. second div
ision: Francis Morani Linus Wittkamp,
Bernard Anthony, William Powell. Robert
Manning. Darlington Rhodes, George Ban
mister. William Bannister, James Muiphy
Martin O'Keefle.
Total number of pupils enrolled during the
session go. viz. Academy Glass. Is; Junior
class, 40; Middle Glass. 10; intermediate
Glass, AZ; Preparatory Glass, 62; Minim Class,
3D.