The morning call., 1891-09-04
HAPPY STUDENTS.
Prizes Distributed Mt Sacred
Heart College.

Pupils at the Sacred Heart College who
averaged 80 per cent and over in deport-
ment attendance and application to study
were very happy yesterday. The cause OF
their happiness was the distribution of tes-
timonials and prizes for the month of
August. Exercises of an elaborate and in
teresting nature were held in the college
han, the following programme being rem
dered under the supervision of Brother
Genebern, President of the college:
SENIOR DIVISION.
Music. college orchestra. Second intermedi-
ate class-Reclation, The Battle Flag" c. V.
Deasv; concert reading, The Palmetto and the
Pine; song, beside My Fathers Door," choir.
First intermediate class-RecitatiOn, w. 2. Sui
Ilvan; concert reading, class; song, otis
Sad to Leave Our ChildnoOd's Home"
choir Fourth collegiate class-Recltatlon,
y. Denver, Thomas hlllard. P. Walsh;
duet Come, Merry Birds" W. Ratiigan, L.
DeaSy. II. Hlllald. First commercial class
Recitation, "0yer the Hills TO the POorhouse,"
w. Brown; concert reading, charge by the
Ford" class; vocal solo, Comrades" j. Flood.
Third collegiate cass-Readings. James Hand
ley, Alban White; SOLO and chorus, The Ac
tors Grave" W. Glennan solotsT. Second col
vocal solo, The Green Shores of Erln," W.
0kane; concert reading, "Charge at Waterloo"
(Seoip; solo and chorus, "My Boy. Remember
Me-" ID. brady soOIst; distribution OF IesIi-
mOnials.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
Third preparatory class - Recitation, 1.-TWO
Kinds Of Boys" Arecbie Butler; recitation,
Robert Tobin; concert recitation, do That
Little Do Ii Well." class; solo, Little Pussy"
Frank EnglefeId; song, Robin Redbreast,"
class. Second preparatory y-C0nccrt recitation,
"Uuon and Liberty" class; solo, "The Voice OF
Spring." Harry Uniaek; song, Marching Song,
at Play" Robert Kelly; solo zine Dear
est Spot Eath." Arthur Terstegge;
concert recitation, call TO Arms" class; song,
Recitation, Tell Me Ye Winged Winds" Waid
Stone; recitation. My Castle" Willie Wilson;
song. "a The Little Busy Bee" John Rowan: con,
cert recitation, " Tie WoOdmau aud Ills AK"
class; song, .'WorK While in YOUTH" choir.
Third inleTmediate-Solo. "1he ola Familiar
Place" Edward OConnor; recitation, William
Kingwell concert recitation. Inchcape Bell"
class; solo, Happy Days Cone" Frank Lowe; {;
song. /" Hail TO the Queen OF Night" choir. Dis
trlbution OF testimonials.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Appended is a complete list of the STU
dents in the various departments and classes
who were awarded prizes or testimonials:
Collegiate department, second elass-Daniel
c. Deasy, David A. Drady, Anthony A. Mogan,
Joseph |. Richards, William Fitzgerald Thomas
Brady, Cornelius Regain John Carroll. Cornelius
Kennedy, James COsgroye, Francis Gallagher;
fourth class-James Z. Carberry, Bart q. Ken.
ny, Thomas b. Hlllard, Edward NJ. Deasy, Paul
ID. Walsh, Nicholas A. Denver.
Commercial Department, first class-William
j. Benn, Frank Kelly, Harry Robertson, William
j. Brown, John Ftnnell, Edward Dalton.
intermediate department, first class-Mack
V. Stone. John j. Mulligan. Edward l. 0Don-
nell, Edward j. Killilea, Daniel O'ConnelI, Will
lam a. Manning; second ciass-Thomas M.
Deasy, James J. O'Dea, Edward J. Schwartz,
William j. o. Day, Charles V. brady. Edward j.
Brown.
intermediate department, third class-wnl-
lam A. Kingwel James b. Lewis, Francis NJ.
Gleeson, Timothy Twigg, Nicholas MeMahOD,
oil
Daniel Mccarthy, Vincent Cradock, William
OConnor, Edward Schaub, John Rowan.
Preparatory department. first class-Francls
Barry, William Meahy, Arthur Terstegge, Louis
Venchlarutti, william Wallace. David Glennan;
second class - Joseph Riley John Donovan,
William Butler, David kiniry, q. Deasy, ID.