The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24
ST. PAUL,s MALE ACADEMY.
Closing Exercises, Medals, DiBtinc-
lions and Honorable aIention.


The closing exercises Of st. Paups
Male Academy, under the direction OF
the Xaverian Brothers, were held yes
terday morning at the school. The fol-
lowing programme was carried out:
Hymn, THE Angels" -. go.
Recitation, Life" -. 49,.
John Keil.
Essay, "The Use Of TIistory"....
John NJ. Gallalee.
Recitation, 1.-THE Rainy Day..
William Lyons.
Vocal solo, ben Bolt" -.
J. Carl Johnson.
Recitation, Little by Little"... --
Frederick Cragin
Essay, success In Business"
Matthew ]. Mahoney.
Recitation, "My Saviour -. :.
David Bourke
Song, "Old Folks at Home" 49,.
Vocal Glass.
Recitation, THE Sword of Rob
efl Lee -. -. -. -
J. Carl Johnson.
Essay. 1.-THE Influence Of the
Gospel -.
Francis x. Irwin
Recitation. Somebody's Mother"
John NJ. Gallalee
Song, America" -. =. ~, .
Vocal Glass
Recitation. "Erln's Flag" 49,.
.tAAts AAo'S Noh w Z dlSC
Thy Name" :. -.
Vocal Glass.
After very appropriate address to
the pupils, Rev Father Brady, pastor
Of st. Paurs church, presented the
medals. Honors were conferred upon
the following:
ACADEMY GRADE.
Gold medals for scholarship: Francis
x. irwin, John NJ. Gallalee, Matthew
M. Mahoney, and Virginius G.. Cassell.
Gold medal for merit: Joseph o.
Daughtrey.
GRAMMAR GRADE.
Silver medal for excellence: James p.
Casey.
Silver medal for merit: J. Carl John
son.
Silver medal for progress: H. Car
roll Cassell.
ELEMENTARY GRADE.
Silver medal for excellence: Thomas
w. Callan.
Silver medal for proficiency: William
Lyons.
PRIMARY GRADE.
Silver medal for excellence: John Keil
HONORABLE MENTION.
Studies: Francis x. Irwin, John NJ.
Gallalee, Matthew J. Mahoney, Virgin
ius G. Cassell. Joseph 0. Daughtrey.
oe|iAiSso l. SaSSS, JoSGpl IlltGTl0lk, y o.
seph e. Gallalee, Stephen Pace, Charles
O'Brlen- David Bourke. Robert Gala
cher, j. Carl Johnson, John NTulligan,
George Mahoney, Frederick Cragln, H.
Carroll Cassell, Joseph Brennan, Ed
ward McMahon. Thomas w. Callan,
William Lyons. Francis O'Rourke, Ed
ward Blair, Michael Gillerlain, Henry
Cooke, Emmett Bourke, Martin O'Con-
nor. Dennis Sullivan, Patrick Joyce,
John Allen, James Larkin, William Sui
Ivan, John Kane, Clarence Cooke, Will
liam Dolan, Samuel lyman, Edward
Richard. Ernest Richard John Keil and
Robert Shaughnessey.
Department.: Francis X Irwin, John
Nj. Gallalee. Matthew J. Mahoney, Vir-
Einius c. Cassell. Joseph o. Daughtrey,
James P. Casey, Joseph r. Gallalee, Ste
phen Pace, Charles OBrien, David
Bourke. Robert Gallagher, Joseph Gil
lerlain, John Mulligan, J. Carl John
son. George Mahoney, Frederick Cragin.
Fl. Carroll Cassell. Edward Mcmahon,
Joseph Brennan. Thomas w. Callan,
william Lyons, Francis O'Rourke,
Michael Gillerlain. Henry Cooke. EN-
NETT Bourke. Martin O'Connor, Dennis
sullivan. Patrick Joyce, John Allen, Will
liam Dolan, James Larkin, John Shea,
William Sullivan, Clarence Cooke, Sam
uel lyman. Paul Fantonc, Robert
Shaughnessy. Hiram Russell. John Keil,
Edward Richard. Ernest Richard. and
Thomas Miskill.
Attendance: Francis X. Irwin. John
NJ. Gallalee. Matthew J. Mahoney, Vir-
gtnius G. Cassell, Joseph O. Daughtrey,
James p. Casey, Joseph f. Gallalee,
Charles O'Brien. David Bourkc, Robert
Gallagher, John Mulligan, J. Carl John
son, George Mahoney. Frederick Cragin.
n. Carroll CaSsell Edward Mcmahon,
Jos. Brennan. Thomas W. Callan. VIII
liam Lyons. Francis O'Rourke. Edward
Blair, Emmett Bourke. Martin O'Con-
nor, Dennis Sullivan, John Allen, VIII
liam Dolan, James Larkin, John Kane,
Joseph Kane. William Sullivan, Samuel
lyman Paul FantOne, Robert Shaugh-
nessey, and John Kei.
The medal for elocution was won by
David Bourke.
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