Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-05
MID-SEsSION SEANCE
OF the Holy Ghost College, at Which Ex-
animation Results Were Announced.

OF the Holy Ghost College, at Which Ex-
animation Results Were Announced.
Results were announced yesterday in the
mid-session examination of the pupils of Holy
Ghost College. The best of the papers will be
sent to the Educational Department of Worlds
Fair for competition. An interesting pro-
gramme was the feature of the mid-session
seance. which follows:
Overture, "Optimates, ~ college orchestra; read
ing of notes and application; song, I'm the Star
light" select choir; reading of examination re-
suits; grammar and second academic; instru-
mental duo, ''American Souvenirs, ~ Rev. Father
Griffin and Mr.. X. Hamilton; elocution. ''Battle
OF Hoheniinden, - Charles Jaegle; reading of ex-
animation notes, first academic and freshman
class; music, ''Grand PolonaIse,' - college or
chestra: elocution, 'Marco Bozzars. - Jerry Dun
levy; reading of examination notes, sophomore
and senior business course: sacred song, ''Faint
MOI, Fear Not" select choir: elocution, ''My
Familiar. - Thomas Barry: reading of examina-
tion o notes, Junior and senior; music SELECTIONS,
rev Father Griffin and Mr.. Hamilton, Messrs.
B. Strzelczok and AL Geiger; elocution. Orchard
Seur de Lion, - A. Gavin; reading of examina-
mmsic ssFantasia Mexicaine % ;, college orches.
ira: song Listen to the Wood Birds Song
select choir; address by the Very Rev. President;
music, jet Black March, college orchestra.
The following pupils obtained first places at
the examinations:
Grammar Department-James Kennedy, Chris
tian doctrine; John McClory, Christian doctrine;
grammar; Arthur AGSef. .1B Bbe history: Arthur Arthur
Auger, composition; Michael Scanlon, arithmetic;
arithmetic; Arthur Auger, dictation; john Nc.
Glory. dictation.
second Academc-Patrick Hessou, Latin; Fred
erick Miller, Latin; John Larkin. Latin; Fred
erick Miller, Greek: william Lannignn. arithme-
tic: NJ Clohessy. arithmetic; Acolph Meyer, book
keeping: James Meighan. bookkeeping: NJ. ClO-
hessy. bookkeeping: Charles Hummer, Christian
doctrine; Fred g Good composition: Joseph Graffel-
Ehrenfeld grammar: Charles Ehrsnfeid! spelling. %
First t.Academic-Edward Mccormick, Latin;
sbs,r n. h
tory;Patrick Hesson, ChIisian doctrine: M. Ratka,
grammar: M. Ratka, geography; John Larkin.
Freshman Class-Adolph Beck. Latin transla-
ton; Adolph Beck Latin compositions; Adolph
Beck. Greek translation; Adolph Beck. Greek
grammar: Thomas Barry. Latin grammar; Thomas
Barry. Greek composition: Charles Frost, Chris
tian doctrine; Jerry Dunlevy. English compost
tion; W. Alachniewicz, arithmetic; A. Beck,
arithmetic
Sophomore Class-James Nelson. Latin, Greek;
c. Tomaczewski, Christian doctrine: J. O'Shough-
messy. Christian doctrine; Joseph Danner, science;
G; Tomaezewski science, English; geometry; B.
try: Patrick Doherty, algebra; Thomas Barry, al
zebra: Joseph Danner, algebra.
Senior Business Course-William Grogan, book
keeping; Thomas Cullinan. bookkeeping, English:
Thomas phI1, Cushing Christian doctrine; Stephen
Junior Class-Casar Tomaczewski, Latin. Greek;
Joseph Nelson. geometry chemistry; Fridolin
Frommherz. ancient history literature, compost
ton, rhetoric, history.
Senior Class-Wllliam McMullen, Latin: WILL
hnscs lam McMTIien ehsnistry william McMqen
ature: W. McMullen. political economy: Robert
Lawlor, Greek: Fred Rausch. logic; William
Stadelmann, Christian doctrine; John Fisher.
mathematics: James Quinn, ''Macbeth;" Thomas
Giblin, history.
German CIass-Thomas Barry. fourth German
class; Joseph Nelson, third German class: James
Quinn. second German class; Henry Goebel and
Adolph Beck, first German class.
Penmauship-ArthurA Auger and John McClory,
grammar class; Arthur Walsh. second academic
class; Nj. Retka, first academic class: A. Meyer,
second junior business class; James Brady. first
Junior business class.
Drawing-Willam Stadelmann. Vincentius
Rydlewski, Joseph Daley, Thomas Daley, Patrick
HessOn.