Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-23
BOYS WHO EARNED PRIZES
The Closing Exercises of Immaculate Con-
ception School.
Pleasing PrOgram-Award of Medals
ship and Good Conduct.

The annual commencement of the boys
department of Immaculate Conception
School took place fast evening in Immacu-
late Conception Hail. on y street near Sth,
in the presence of a large number of the
parents and friends of the pupils
After an overture, by the orchestra at
tached to Georgetown University. the fol-
lowing program was rendered.: Salutatory,
Harry Sullivan: song. Come Where the
Lilies Bloom school choir and orches-
ira; speech, "Non-Sectarian Education,
Z. A. Reith; song, Young Musicians"
minim choir; soldiers song and drill, l. C.
s. Light Infantry; Phantom Footsteps"
solo and chorus. school choir; recitation,
"A Child's Prayer" second room boys;
Under the Old Umbrella W. Hickey and
7. Lynch; recitation, '.St. Winifred's Le-
gend. Richard T. Williams; musical Sc
lection. orchestra; medley, school choir;
musical selection, orchestra: Regina Ter
rae" school choir: lecture. Boys" George
Melting; wand drill. third room boys;
Village Bells, school choir and orchestra
The principal feature of the exercises
was the rendition of the trial scene from
the Merchant of Venice In which the
several characters Were represented as fol-
lows: Duke. F. A. Reith: Shylock. Walter
b Williams. jr.; Antonio. Lewis Crown;
81 ssanio. Cassin Howard: Gratino Rey
Dunnigan: Portia, Dan Slattery; Nerissa,
Robert Graf; Salarino, William Horgan; ;
Satanic, James White: pages 10 the duke.
T. Mcmahon and G. Egan.
This act was produced under the per-
sonaI direction of q. West Byron, late of
the Charles r. Gardner Company. The
exercises closed with the singing of the
Flower Land" by the choir and mus;-
cal selection by the orchestra
The members of the school choir who
participated in the program were: So
pranos. F. Baum. A. S Clark. A. c. Clark.
e - l.,
C. Dunn. c. Eean. c. Finch, j. F'itzpat-
rick. f. Frawley. ]. Gleason j. Heavy. F.
JCuvenal. +. Kingl4y. ]. Kennedy c. Klein.
A Lei5in. T. Lynch. j. McDernott. ]. Mel
ligan. L. PAX. j. peak. G. Raw. p.
Roaehe, d. Sullivan. j. Sullivan and p
ThySon: altos. J. Boyland, l.. Carroll. F.
PL"n; X. DuEnisan. p Graft. W. Hickey.
Hunmell. j. Kelly, z. Lawless. T. Nc
Mahon. F. RUache and ]. Sullivan: tenors
y tonEeu l. Crown. J. Ross: BASES G.
SnSIo- j. Crown, W. Hall. \. Jouvenai, W.
Noonan = Reith. r. Sinonton, r. T. vii
Hams ard w Is. Williams ir
The distribution of premiums took place
thls morning in the school hall, the recip-
LENS being those named below:
The Medal Winners.
FIRST divlsion-Gold medal excellence. F.
A Reith: gold medal typewriting. w r.
Williams. gold medal, Christian doctrine
James White: silver medal, punctuaJ at
tendance. Robert Graf.
Second division-Silver medal excellence
X T. Williams; silver medal Christian
doctrine. George Angelo: silver medal good
conduct, John BoylaId.
Book Premiums.
Studies and good conduct-First division
r a Reith. Robert Graf Raymund Duni-
gan, James White. Vincent Simonton. Dam
lei ]. Slattery. Walter B. Williams. Will
lam Horgan. Terry Mcmahon, Louis Crown
Joseph Roth
Second division-Richard T. Williams Leo
Carroll. Edward Lawless. William Hall
GarIneT Leib.n, Frank Dunn John Boy
iand, Joseph Ryan. Cassin Howard, Will
lam Noonan. George Angelo William
Hickey. Anthony Leibin. Gerald Egap. Ed
ward Horgan, Michael Mccormack
The Middle Grades.
Intermediate class-SiIver medal. excel
lsnce. George Melting; silver medal, pune
tual attendance. John Liston
Book premiums-Studies and good con-
ouct-First divis!on-John Kelly. John Lis
ton. John Howard. Joseph Neil, Thomas
Royland George Finch Joseph McDermott
Aloysi"s Jouvenal. John Council, John
FITZPATRICK Thomas Lynch, James Heany
Second Givision-Conrad Sheehy Louis
IIunncll. Edward Diver George Klein
John Peak, Frank Roche, Joseph Fravley
Thomas Madigan-
The Juniors
Junior class-Silver medal. excellence.
William Smith; silver medal. punctual at
tendance, James Deery
Book premiums. studies and good con-
duet. first division-Joseph Cotter. John
Michigan, William Lawrence Frank Con-
roy. Joseph Mccarthy Edward Frawley.
Thomas keefe, Charles Dunn James Glea-
carroll E,Hgara
CONES, George Ray, Ernest Peak Francis
Gaesler. James Deery, David Barry. Ed
wari Roche, Walter Saffeil, Harry Saffeu
Da-lel Sullivan.
Second division-Alex. Saffen. Fred. How
ard. James AK. Joseph Sullivan Alex s
Clarke. Arthur Clark George Barry. Ed
ward Kelley. John Horgan. Francis Och
seHreiter. Bernard Weyrich
The Minors
Primary class-Silver medal. excellence
Aubrey Knight; silver medal punctual at
tendance. Arthur OConror.
Book premiums. first division--yril Car
roll John Sheehy. Paul Burch, viii Illus
ton, William Miller, John Barry. Harry
Sullivan. Frank Horgan, Matthew Malloy.
Percy Telling. Harry Klein William Fra
Der. James Hcaney. Charles Roche Ar
thur OConnor, James Riley, Jesse Robert
son.
Hall. Willie Weyrich. Andrew Berger Ed
die Williamson. Willie Fitzgerald. Frank
Iandon. Charles Busey, Maurice Keliher,
Willie sullivan. Aubrey Edwards. Austin
Eal. Harry koechliHg, Al2aonse Barry.
James Kennedy. John Schw.gart
Third d;visior-Willie kearney Martin
Cotter, Arthur Diver. James Mangan. Jos.
Seiaecspinner, Frank Donaldson, James
Dunn. Steve Kearney, Thomas Gleason