Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-20
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
81. JOHNS OOLLEGE.
Closing Exercises Last Evening of the
Academic and Primary Departments.

Closing Exercises Last Evening of the
Academic and Primary Departments
An interested audience filled the hall OF
st. Johns College. 1225 Vermont avenue
last evening. to witness the closing ex.
ercises of the academic and primary de.
partment Of that Institution. The pro.
gram. which was a varied one. was under
the direction OF Rev. Brother Ambrose
There was a plano selection by Mr.. Edward
De Grain. and a song and recitations by
Arthur May and Frank Raymond. A solo
was sung by BERTHE Bentley and recitations
were delivered by Don Murphy and J. Rus.
sell King. piano selection by Edward
DE Grain and a solo by George c. Reed
preceded the two final recitations. which
We're by Berthe Bentley and Edward Scan.
lon.
Rev DIR. Hogan of the Catholic Universe
~ delivered an address to the boys In
which words OF praise and congratulation
were mingled. song was rendered by
Ernest Smith. and Thomas c. Homiller
gave selection on the banjo. The medals
and premiums were distributed by Rev.
A. Z. Williams. as follows:...
Medals and Premiums.
Second academic class-Gold medal for
excellence in class studies: Aloysius r.
Wiggin; next in merit. Thomas o'Connor;
honorably mentioned. Harry DAILY, Frank
>'eSS pih<c iOT 'lIle mig nest num-
Der of weekly testimonials of excellence
Thomas O'Connor and Harry DAILY equal
In merits. Class prize for elocution: Berthe
Bentley; next in merit, John Hartnett: hon
orably mentioned, Thomas OConnor, Harry
DAILY and FIR. Rainey.
Premiums were awarded to the members
OF the class. whose general averages in
tne annual examination ranged from loo
70 w. IN the following order: Thos. OCon-
nor Harry DAILY, Frank Kearney, BERTHE
Bentley, Sprigg Blandford. George Hart
nett, Frank Rainey, John Keane John
Hartnett Edward Sheehy. Charles Johnson,
Archie Donohoe
For commercial studies in this division
Martin Walsh. Amer!cus Dunn William Nc
Grath and Victor Burnett
Ihird academic class-Gold medal for ex-
ceiIence In class studies: George C. Reid
next In merit. G, Eddie May: honorably
mentioned. Arthur j. May and Dominic
F. Murphy. Glass prize for elocution: Dom
mic r. Murphy; next in merit, Arthur j.
May; honorably mentioned, George F. Har-
bin Class prize for the highest number of
weekly testimonials of excellence: G. Eddie
May, Arthur May and Ernest Smith; next
In merit. George F. Hardin: honorabfy mem
toned. Walter Dunn and Augustine Smyth.
Premiums were awarded to the members
OF the class whose general averages I'm the
annual examination range from 100 to 90
In the following order: George c. Reid,
EDDIE May, Arthur May Dominic Murphy
Walter Dunn, Ernest Smith. Raymond For
ney, George F. Hardin, Augustine Smyth,
Edward Greer, Richard Walsh, Bernard
Offutt, Joseph West, Michael Clarke.
Michael Curtin, Bernard Diamond William
Cantwell. James Batters. Stephen Sheehy.
William Kelley. Wade Moreland, Jacob j.
Riehl, John Hile and ]. Arnold ellis
Primary class-The Post gold medal for
excellence In class studies, Antonno LAMA
rext In merit. Harry Mooney; honorabiy
mentioned, Thomas Varnell and Malcolm
Varnell; class prize for the highest number
of weekly testimonials of excellence, An
tonino LAMA; next in merit. Harry Mooney;
honorably mentioned, Francis Des;ales But
Ter and Leo Caliaghan. Premiums were
awarded to the members Of the class whose
general averages i'm the annual examina-
ton range from 100 to ca In the fol-
lowing order: Harry Mooney, Thomas VAR
nell, Malcolm Narnell. Joseph Richards,
Joseph H. Fiske. James Crown. Francis DE
Sales Butler and Arthur Glennan, Leo
Callaghan, Thomas Williams and Kenneth
Glepnan