The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-25
QUIT CATHEDRAL SCHOOLS
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AT THE METROPOLITAN
Rev. Father LAWYER Presented the
Diplomas to the Young Graduates
and There Was nm Entertaining
Programme of Songs, REGULATIONS
and DtalOgues-OnIy Two Girls
Graduated From Cathedral school,


and Dtalogues-OnIy Two Girls
Graduated From Cathedral scboo4
One of the largest audiences ever
gathered in the Metropolitan opera
house last evening gave close attention
to the programme presented by the
pupils Of the cathedral schools. The
graduates from the girls school were
Miss Anna Datka and Miss Grace DAM
Miss DanZ made the va1edictory adj
dress. The salutatory was given by
Charles Delaney, one OF the graduates
from the Cretin high school. Miss DAM
and Miss Datka were heard twice in
vocal duets.
Rev. j. j. Lawler awarded the diplo-
mas. making very short address to
the graduates.
In the boxes were Mayor KIefer
rather Lawler and others of the local
clergy. Mr.. and Mrs. McNair and par
ty; Judge and Mrs. Willis and Dr.
wharton; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst and par
ty, Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham and par
ty and the members of the board OF
education.
An entertaining programme was Civ
en- of songs. drills and dialogues A
little play, Lost Among the Fairies"
was prettily acted by SteAa Murphy,
Mary Boyle, M. Kilroy, L. Cook, H.
JAMS. M. Keegan. E. Mcclure, L. Fitz-
gerald and chorus.
The juniors, John Karner, John Har-
rlngton, Hubert Gerrity. Eddie Henry,
Bennie Schimansky Steve O'Regan,
f1orien Murphy, Mark Dalgiish. Valen-
tine Summer. George Mcclellan and
Nicholas Lux gave drill in good time.
There was pretty flag drill by Annie
Kelly, Nellie Mauxen. Mary Defer, Ag-
mes Mccarthy, Lillian Mccarthy, Bar
bara Durnnell, Agnes McQuade, Mary
Gallagher, Florence Bailey, Lila Nc
Carthy, Jennie Supple, Mary O'Neil,
Stasia Haggerty. Helen Deveraux,
Anna Mcclure. Agnes Grady, Maysie
Fecky. Florence Bailey, Mary Loney
Our Confidential Clerk" was a hui
morous little play by Mark Dalglish,
Chas. Doherty. Jno. Mccarthy, L. Nc
Cauley. Richard Ryan and George Cor
man.
Miss Mary McMahan was heard in a
violin solo. "a Boating Party" was a
motion song by thirty little girls in
colored costumes.
Miss Grace DAM sang the solo parts
Tor pantomime song, and Market
Day was a merry operetta sung by
MISS Agnes Mccarthy, Miss Keegan,
Miss Jams, Miss Murphy. Miss Cloonen.
Miss Mcclure, Miss Mccarthy and
Master Charfonneau
A chorus Of boys and girls sang
We'll Stand by the Flag with great
vim.
Testimonials of merit were awarded to John
Hni!ip Henry Schadegg. Joseph Niemeyer
William Doyle. John Harrington.
Honorable mention YVES award d to the
following:
Junior Commercial Class-John ]. Boyle for
excellence in photography; John Cleary fer
excellence in orthography; Henry McCauIey.
for excellence in bookkeeping.
Second Commercial Class-James E. Kill o.
for excellence in grammar; John A Murphy
and Mark j. Dalgllsh, for excellence in his
tory; Edward Henry and John Karner, for
excellence in composition: Michael Greene, TO :.
application
First intermediate Class-Dennis Mccarthy,
for excellence in arithmetic: Alex. Krusze W
ski. for excellsnce in penmenship; jeremiah
O'Brien, for excellence in orthography:
Thomas Grace for excellence in compoSiti n !;
George Machovec and William Brand, for
Second intermediate Class-Charies Nc
Carthy and Harold Beech. for Scholarship;
John Sharkey. for exc :llsnce in orthc graphy
Robert Gehan. for excellence in grammar:
James Houliban. for excellence in ca.echl m
and sacred history; Chas, Wfsmer. for excel
lence in penmanship; Frank Gehan and Ed
ward Fitzgerald. applica ion
Albachten, Patrick Ebbes. Frank Glsnnon.
John ]. Mccarthy. Louis ]. Barry. Henry
Medal for Christian Doctrine-First, james
Geraghty and Henry Schadegg; second. James
e: Kilroy; third. John ]. Boyle.
Medal for Penmanship-Donated by MS.
Thomas Fitzpatrick Winner, John J. Nc
Carthy; second. Hubert Albachten; third,
John Cunningham: fourth Henry Haas.
Scholarship Medal = First Commercial
Class-Donated by Bishop Shanley-Winr or.
Louis E. McCauley: second, Henry Schadegg.
Scholarship Medal : Second CONNIE ci?l
Class-Winner. James E. Kilroy; second.
Michael E. Greene; third. Joseph H. Mis-
meyer.
Scholarship Medal - First Intermediate
Class-Wnner, Harvey Lawrence: second,
William Coughlin; third, George Bailey.
Scholarship Medal - Second Intern late
Class-Winner. Arthur j. WEIGH: second
Charles McCauley and William Ryan.