The morning call., 1890-05-29
SACRED HEART COLLEGE
Successful Commencement of the
Students.

Metropolitan Temple was crowded TO the
doors last evening with an audience consisting
OF friends of the Christian Brothers, whose
pupils Of the Sacred Heart College were holding
their commencement exercises.
a very ereditable and entertaining programme
was presented by the boys, and many of the
numbers were SO pleasing that The house was
MED With applause repeatedly Archbishop
Rlordan and several priests were present and
appeared to enjoy the entertainment given them
by the young pupils, none OF whom were over II
years OF age.
Tile college orchestra under the direction of
Professors X. aud j. II. Han, accompanied the
singers and also furnished some pretty music
during the evening. But one OF the brothers d.
recied The choir singing when eighty voices
Blended halmonlously in good time and
Mit cua nithg eIeet All through the affair
that The brotners we've highly delighted with the
results OF their years labOrs
lie prog anime was as follows: Overture
Danube Wave Walizes." orchestra; AmeIi-
can Heroes" ESSAY, William +. Wilson; vocal
solo, Mother Is With The Angels" (While), JOS
eph L. Iaa1e; " Chateaubrand" essay Maur-
(TWhite) choir; -" Our Pioneers" essay Jo6n w.
Feehan; vocal solo, " That Sweet Refrain"
(Jordan), William b. White; Father Damien"
essay Timothy j. OBren; quartet Come
WheTe the Lilies Kloom' CIhorIpsou), choir
lntefude, "Undine," orchestra; solo with chorus
rs There No Hope for Erin " (Bray), James L.
Taylor Catholics in the Revolution" essay
Mlsm Vim TR shs vocal duet and chorus
select choir; Christian Mother" ESSAY, Francis
!. Kanken; song. Mr.. Dooley's Geese" Ora
HAND William f. Wilson; "Exiles of Erin (es-
say. James l.. Taylor; quartet, "Good Night
Gentie FOLK" (IhompsOnl choir; awarding OF
nonors; male, "Good-by Polka" orchestra.
j ne eold medal presented by the Archbishop
Tor CHRISTIAN doctrine was awarded TO James H.
Taylor OF the second collegiate Glass. The gold
medal presented by Rev. NJ D. Connolly was
awarded to John W. Feeban of the second col
Ieglate class Tor English compositions. Silver
medals were awarded 10 DAVID A. brady, Mar
tlu 7. ODea, James +. Carberry and Richard T.
OCOnnOr.
The following pupils. having completed the
course prescribed for the collegiate department
OF Sacred Heart College received certificates en-
tltiing Them TO enter the graduating class Of ST.
Mary's College, Oakland.
James l.. Taylor. John w. Feehan, Timothy j.
OBrien, William b. White. Francis /. Rank en-
Maurice |. Bradley, William L. Wilson.
Diplomas from The business department were
awarded TO the following young gentlemen:
Hare, David a. brady, Edwald j. Manning,
Thomas I. Ryan, John L. Cosgrove Robert a
Nolan, William j. Wilson, Joseph f. klyrick
Daniel A. Ryan, Daniel l. Sheerin, John NJ
Glennan
Certificates OF proficiency were awarded to the
following students OF the third collegiate class:
James Il. Feellan. David A. brady Robert A
Nolan, john j. Hillaid. Daniel c. Deasy, John
f. COsgroye, James L. White. George A. Dow
ling Alexander j. Mcnamara, Francis T. Bar.
fett, Daniel l. Sheerin, George g. Curtin Joseph
l.. Taaiie, George 2. TalfIe.
In The first commercial class the following
students received certificates emitting them 10
ards, Michael A. Flood. John L. OConuor,
Euneue d. Valeutp