Evening star., 1898-06-22
ST. PETERS PARISH SCHOOL
The Closing Exercises of the Institution
Largely Attended.
Teachers Unable 10 Distinguish Diff
ference fn Standing of Pupils
Drawing for Medals.

The commencement exercises of St
| Peters school were held in the church hall
| yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. There
was very large attendance and the in
| teresting program was greatly enjoyed
| the features consisting of picturesque tab
leaux and well-rendered choruses. In
| awarding the premiums the teachers, in
many instances, found it impossible to
distinguish any material difference in the
standing of the pupils, and so that the ma
| jority Of the premiums had to be drawn
| for by number of them. The fortunate
| ones were as follows:
First class.-For attendance Master
John Richards; for Christian doctrine,
Master Louis Nesline: for general excel
| lence. Miss Minnie Padgett; for deport-
| ment. Miss Christina Hildebrant; for ap-
| plication. Master Dennis Hurley; for i'm
proyement in arithmetic, Master Ford
Bowes.
Second class.-For Christian doctrine
Master William Campbell: for department
Master Harry Yocum; for application
Miss Mary Madigan; for attendance Mas
ter John Maloney; for orthography Master
Robert Madigan. for arithmetic. Miss
Annie Collliiower; for general excellence,
Master James Torrens.
Third class.-For attendance and deport-
me Mt. Miss Bertha Wheeler and Master
MALCOLM Dorsey; for lessons in the first
division, Miss Mary Jarboe and Master
James kirby; for lessons in the second
division. Miss Elizabeth Calnan and Master
Ralph Roby; for general excellence, Mas
ter Harry McGrath.
Minim departmert.-For attendance les
sons and department. Miss Mary Regan
and Master George Jarboe: for general ex-
cellence, Miss Harriet Burns.
Certificates were awarded as follows:
First class-Mirnie Padgett, Ada Pad
gett, Ida Bowers, Madeline Evans Eliza
beth Gibbs, Agnes Burch, Daisy McOuade
Susan Downs, Marie Mccormick Mary
Chamberiin. Christina Hldebrant, Dennis
Hurley, Daniel Campbell, Louise Nasline,
Ford Bowers, james Cooke Carlos Gibbs
Harry Scott and John Richards
Second class-Cora Langley. Grace Wha-
len, Mary Madigan, Alice Richards Rhoda
Cooke, Mary Whalen, Annie Colinower,
Mary Heaiy, Ada Osborne. Deborah Regain
Maude Moran Mary Gillen, Rose Burns
Katharine o'Neal. Margaret Falvey, John
Hurley, Martin Becker. George Yocum.
George Collifiower, Francis hewitt, Francis
CLANCY, Bernard Crowley. Bernard Lang
ley, James Reilly, William Campbell. Rob-
ert Madigan. John Chamberlain, William
Schwalenburg, Patrick Madigan, Robert
vernstein, james Torrens. Francis Mudd
John Malones; Louis Payne. Patrick Cal
lanan, Louis Schroff, Leo Wilkinson Cleve-
land Cooke. Walter Vernstein, Harry Yo-
cum and Frederick Chevelier.
Third class-Leona Burch, Emma Hens
Mary Jarboe, Sarah Burroughs, Katharine
Noonan,. Berta Wheeler. Alice Murphy,
Mabel Landon, Ida Richards. Henrietta
Brown, Mary Colliflower. Elizabeth Calnan.
Annie hewitt, Katharine Clancy. Georgian
ma Evans. Mary Carmody. Annie O'NeaI
Mary Doughterty. Mary Nalley. Frances
Nolan, Josephine DAILY, Dorothy O'Neal
Hazel O'Neal, Lille Rabbit. Maud Walk
er. James Sullivan. Joseph Posey Daniel
Shea, Francis Nolan. George Ahern, Harry
McGrath. Francis Ku.fnert, James Kirby,
Roy Cooke. VIM. Long. John Mulhall,
Ralph Roby. Edward Miller, Rolla Gibbs.
Malcolm Dorsey, John DAILY. George Priddy,
William Chamberlain. Charles Hammar
and Thomas ONeel.
Minim department-George Jarboe Chas.
Becker. William Carr, Joseph Shriver,
George Disney, Mary Regan. Ellen Queen
and Lizzie Parker.