The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-02
ST. PETERS SCHOOL.
Commencement Exercises and
Awards Made.

The first commencement exercises ever
held in the ST. Peters School, on Twenty
fourth street, took place last night before
an audience of about SEQ people. The pro-
gramme was brilliant in every number and
each participant did honor to his able
teacher, Brother Euphrasius, and his able
assistants.
There were present the following nOta-
bles: Rev. Father Casey of St Peters.
Father Lynch OF st. James, Father Cum
mingS Of ST. Charles, Fathers Lyons and
Vereker Of ST. Peters, Father Bettelin of st.
Mary's College and Father Genebern,
President of the Sacred Heart; also several
of the Christian Brothers Of Oakland and
San Francisco.
The programme was as follows:
Music, "EspagnOl Waltz" orchestra; song,
Flag OF the Free" choir; recitation, The
American Flag" f. }. Sullivan; vocal solo, mo
Place Lie Home" j. Gallagher; music, Irish
Ans" violin class; recitation, "A Sea Voyage"
/. a. Ashe; vocal solo, Tie Green Shores Of
E e. Kay ,ef ca Eoea sS o.
Teaching McFduden," L. j. Nardi piano solo,
Annie Laurie" +. j. reynolds; recitation,
'Bell Of AtI" I. q. Mcguire; vocal solo, sweet
Bunch OF Shamrock" B. /. Crawford; recitation,
The Exile of Erin," q. I. Pyne; vocal
duet. sweetest Spot on Earth select choir;
music, selections from Norma" orchestra;
selection D." Robert, King OF Sicily" senior class;
solo aud chorus, " Ginning sells OF Long Ago"
}. A. Il. ndrIck (SOlOisD; recitation, Flying
Jin's Last Leap" b. I. Crawford; violin SOLO,
Danube Waltz" J. j. GllfeIher; reel alton,
" Waiting for The GaeOn," /. ID. MAlIer; vocal
solo, OGrady's Goat" 1. A. Ashe: recitation,
" Paucratius," j. j. Gilfether; song, battle
Cry or Freedom" choir; ecilatiOn. " EmmePs
Speech" q. j. Cledfy; vocal duet, " Come Where
The Rosebuds Sleep" select choir; recitation,
" Ba tie Of Bunker HILL" w. II. Mccarthy;
song, " Good Night" choir music, The Tar's
Farewell" orchestra.
The certificates of promotion from the
first class TO the senior department were
awarded to the following pupils:
James Markham, q. Pyne, T. 0'R0urke, NJ.
Silva, w SweeIser j. Mcheany, w. 5. Hackett
and j. Sicily. Fred Johnson, j. Conway j.
Burke, j. Needham.
The following named received certificates
Of promotion for the first class:
NJ. Mccain, j. a. Heudnck, G. Lyons. B.
Crawford, A. Curtis, j. Fitzgerald, I. q. Mcguire,
A. Mcneil, e. Bailey, j. Ward Frank j. Rear
den, james Halalan, I. Ward, II, Fitzpatrick,
John GOdsil. W. Breen, j. Sullivan, L. Hennes-
sey and John Jones.
The following pupils are promoted into
the first division, second class:
J. Gallagher. j. Sche field, NJ. TanrOn i.
McEnh z. Murphy, II. Burke, w. ID. Flynn,
l. CrimmiGs, X. Jones, L. Maloney, James Roe,
I. Patton and j. Duffy.
Certificates Of promotion were awarded to
the following pupils, and entitle them TO
enter into the second class:
w. Hughes, Frank j. Sullivan. j. ConrOy, L.
Cuil. L. ndSbeil1Y y. ltkudul, L. 1eUQ5rRdSI,
j. Markham, j. Resch, w. Hashagdn, G. Caya-
nagh. e. Skely, +. Carrick, j. Bush and J.
Mailer.
The following boys are prom ted into the
first division, third class:
". Fields NJ. Meehan. P. }. Hughes Frank
Grimm, }. Jones, Z. o'Day. }. McEnhin. 2.
Crouch, I. Crouch, E. 0keetfe aud K. Hanna.
Into the third class:
Frank Hicks, j. Callahan, j. Duffy, F. Leonard
j. OBIien, W. Augustine, NJ Callahan, f.
Burns, j. Cuuey, j. Trembly. L. Patton, T. Nc
DOneIl, j. Kenney, Ii. Dorgeioh, j. Cassidy and
A. Dray.
Into the first division, fourth class:
T. ROuZO, w. Crawford, j. Kennedy, H. Duffy
L. Foley, L. Crawford, l.. Thomas, I. Keogh S.
LOvett. q. PiDkham, II. KeanelIy, j. Coleman,
w. Jones, e. BENEFIT L. Dempsey, ID. Flynn,
Smith.
TIE following award of medals was made:
In the senior class, gold medal for Christian
doctrine to j. j. Gllfethei for elocutiOn, to w.
II. Mccarthy; for mathematics 10 George J
Cleary for department aud attend ance, TO T. ID.
Maher; for mathematics, 10 f. j. Reynolds
In the first class, silver medals were awarded
TO 1. A. O'ROuIke for Christian doctrine and TO
q. 1, Pyne tor penmanShp
In the second class, TO j. A. Kendrlck for
Christian doctrine; TO j. l.. Fitzgerald aud Ar
thur E. Curtis for penmanship.
Ia the third class, TO W. Hughes for Christian
doctrine.
Thefollowing young men having completed
the prescri bed course of studies received
diplomas Il. j. Cleary, +. j. Reynolds, w.
ii. Mccarthy, L. ID. Maher and J. j. Gill
fether.