The morning call., 1894-05-30
DEVOUT WORKERS
The ArChbishop's Tribute
to the Brothers.
Graduating Exercises of the Sacred
Heart COllege-A Musical and
Literary Programme.

The Sacred Heart College commencement ex-
eTcises took place yesterday evening III Nero
polltan Temple IN the presence of a large audi
ence composed OF friends and relatives OF the
pupils and many of the principal Catholic
clergy OF san Francisco.
Archbishop Rlordan in his address bore a
high tribute 10 the educational work accom-
plished by the brothers of the Sacred Heart.
I'VE are always glad at least once "a year to
tell these devoted brothers how much we ap-
precate their efforts. i do not know anything
more laborious than The life Of a teacher. aud
this Is the life 10 which these brothers give
themselves quietly ana unostentatlousIy wear
by year. he who educates shapes the destnies
OF The country, and there is no country where
education is Of more Importance than in this
land where so much depends on the votes of
the citizens. To no children in any other part
Of the world Will be given greater responsblll-
ties"
The Archbishop concluded his address by
wishing the graduating boys The success in life
their excellent training warranted, ana by
recommending the LILLE fellows TO join the
army Of the unemployed during the holidays
la the exercises the essays of the seven grad
ualiug boys were especially mature and finished
IN style lor then years; Ibe music, under The
appiauded. The chorus OF sixty boys sang a
couple OF fouT-part songs eXcellently. The
following programme was rendered:
Overture Orchestra
James A Casey
Chalty -''''.-'''-....'.....-... John J. Rowe
'sThe Future of America"...... William u. Finn
Quartet. ..-..-..... ........Choir and orchestra
Athelsm ''-.....-....-.....-.-- cornelius j. Regain
pope Leo Kip ..........E Edward ! SradT
Solo........ Clarence Mctii1n
E!ectrlcity Cornelius j. Kennedy
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5, James o NJ; haney
.'Ihe Progress OF the Church in the United
, state" ............... James r. Moran
Orchestra
At the conclusion of the literary exercises
Archbishop RiOrdan presented the medals and
certificates. The Al chbiShOp's gold medal for
Christian doctrine was awarded 10 Edward J.
Brady OF the second collegiate class. The sill.
yer medals presented by Very Rev. Father
Prendergast were awarded TO w. T. Sullivan,
Thomas Ii. Deasy, II. Kelly ana w. A. Leahy.
In The collegiate department The following
young gentlemen were given certificates OF
efficiency, emitting them TO admis sion 10 the
graduating class of 81. Mary's College, Oakland:
Edward j. Brady, Z. L. Kennedy, Z. j. Re
gan, John j. Rowe, James Z. Nolan, James NJ.
Hanley, William ID. Finn.
Second years couTse-James T. Brady, John
p. Feeuey, Arthur L, Curtis. William P. Suilt-
van, Joseph a. hendrick, Arthur j. Sullivan,
Thomas 7. Lydon, William j.. Breen, Frederick
OConnell, Daniel O'COnnell, David A Barry,
Thomas +. Mulcahy.
First years course - Thomas A. Deasy,
Thomas Hanraban, Joseph V. Costello, Stan
X. Rankrn. Charles V. brady, Edward j.
Brown. William Z. Carey, e. L. Cnambille, &.
A. Hoffman,, John K. Malone. Edward A. NAL
lou, James }. Reilly James /. ODea, Henry
Jansine, Evans Morgan, Herb. ID. Martin, O.
II. McMahon, Edward lansing John j. Sui
! Ivan, James i. Monaghan, Frank I. Kane,
! John =. Hanrahan, Thomas Z. Kelly.
In the commercial department diplomas were
| awarded 10 the following: James p. Carberry,
A T. Mallon, +. A. DonOhue, Joseph A. Welsh.
! Joseph Z. Kane.
| Second years course-Certificates of pro-
| hcIency were given to the following: Freder-
| lex Brown, Daniel Smyth.