Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
ST. JosEPH's rARocHIAL SCHOOL.

Medals and Premiums Awarded ~ the
Closing Exercises Last Night.
A large audience greeted the children Of St.
Joseph's school at their closing exercises, held
in the school hall, Capitol Hill, last evening.
An attractive program WAS carried out in .
most creditable manner The school h under
the direction Of the Sisters Of Notre Dame.
Honors were conferred on the following
pupils: Gold medal for Christian doctrine Of
the seventh grade awarded 10 Miss Mamie CAL
lagher. The following young ladies drew for the
medal for Christian doctrine Of the sixth grade:
Misses Emma Mudd, Florence Coushlin. Nettie
Howard, Josie Gallagher. Miss Emma Mudd
was the fortunate one.
The following boys and girls Of the fifth grade
drew for the gold medal for Christian doctrine:
Masters Francis Symnoekie, Bernard Bahlman
and Albert Riegel and Misses Mary Common,
Lena Hessler. Rica Marley and Mary Htxgib-
bons Master Francis Symnoskie drew the
medal
The following boy and girls Of the fourth
grade drew for the silver medal for Christian
doctrine: Master VIM. Devinny and Moses
Josephine Bahlman and Katie Roth. The luck
fell to Master VIM. peviuny.
Gold medal for arithmetic, the seventh grade,
was awarded TO Miss Julia Ready. The gold
medal for arithmetic was drawn for BY the fol-
lowing children Of the sixth grade; Master
Harry keegan, Master Daniel Cox, Miss Flor
ence Coughlin and Emma Mudd. Master
Daniel Cox was the lucky one.
Premiums for excellence in various studies
were awarded in the seventh grade TO Misses
Mamie Gallagher, Florence Colford. Julis
Ready, May Minges, Mamie Curtin. Ethel Col
ford and Mary HUM.
In the sixth grade to Masters Harry
keegan. Daniel Cox Ambrose Warner, Claude
Colford, Stanislaus sullivan and Richard Curtin
and Misses Emma Mudd. Florence Coughlin
Nettie Howard, Josie Gallagher. Annie Diet
rich, Susan Brown, Mamie Berries. Ami,
Nehausen, Annie McCarten. Minnie Bowles
Clara Kuebel.
In the fifth grade to Masters Bernard BAIL
man, Albert Riegel, Francis symnoskie, Will
lam Ward, Walter Cox, ]. Deviny, Lawrence
Keane, Lawrence Dorr, james Nc
Carthy, Frank HUM and Paul Dorr
Misses Mary Connor. Lena Hessle-. Lorett,
Quill. RIGA Markey. Mary Fttzgibbons, Mau'
Bowles, Clara Jennings, Amy Coughlin, Mar.
Cook and Effie Hazel.
In the fourth grade TO Masters VIM. Devipy
Joseph West, Dennis Smith. Michael Becker
james Smith, George Mashauer and Edwar'
Deyiny, Misses Josephine Behlman, ksti
Roth. Maggie Nuesslein. Agnes Howard, Mar.
Hutchinson and Teresa Hornig
In the third grade to Masters Joseph Weiss
Harry HUM, James Downey. Frank Hoffman
Charles Wehausen. Frank Berries, Philip Nc
Carten, Vincent Coughlin and Ross Grey. Misse
May Curtin. Marie Quill. Marie Sommers. Gene
We've Markey. Loretta Fitzgibbons. Laur
Gooding, May Brennan. Agnes West, Ev
Semmes. May Becker, Lulu keegan, Eleonor
Litz and Dolly Reilly.
In the second grade TO Masters George Barry
Carlisle Sell. jefferson Wilson, Leo Dorr, job
Nuesslein, Christ. Schaefer. John HEREBY. Ed
ward Sutton. VIM. Roache. Christ. West, Wn
Mashaner, Joseph Horning, Joseph Mon
O'Bcld. Joseph Smith and Misses Thusueld
Helm, Marie Harvey, Lille Gray, Gertrud
Cook. Jeneatte Hughes, Mabel Darr, Dais
Diggins, Annie Roth, Hazel Kraenter, Lul
Becker and Agnes Martin
In the first grade to Masters Samuel Pitt
Willie Burke, Vim. Pitts, Joseph McDermot
John Meyers. Charlie Krichton, Charlie Diet
rich, VIM. Houghtaling. Albert Handrup, job
Rooney, John O'Neil. Edw. F.txgibbon
Clarence Geier. Edward Bowles, Charlie
Myde, John Bresnahan, Joseph Coughlan an
Misses Kitty Markey, Mamie Foley, Nor
Bresnahan. Agnes Mudd. Mabel Fry, Kitty Lea
- Austin, May Henry, Maggie Curtin, Mar
Evans, Cora McDermott, Mamie Adams, Mar
German, Rosa Cook, Lizzie German, hagg
German, Lizzie Wehausen, Annie Hoffman,
Nellie Roache, Veronica Ward, Alice Rysl
Clara HUM and Rosa barr.
The medals and premiums were conferre
upon the children by the Rev. Y. f. Schmid
Rev. Father Jones addressed the children, COZ
graduating the scholars who had been success
full and giving encouragement 10 those who hs
striven hard and failed to reach the highe
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