The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-12
ATTENDED BY LARGE NUMBER
WHO WERE WELL PLEASED
WITH ABLE EFFORTS OF
THE SCHOLARS.
MEDALS, PRIZES AND GIFTS PRE-
SENTED TO EFFICIENT STU
DENTS FOR EFFICIENCY.
ST. Joseph's Academy Completes Another
Year Of School Work With centen-
ial Hail Entertainment.

In step to the strains'Oi Gobbaert's
laIarehe Triomphale, op. SO, rendered by
piano and mandolin sextette consist
ing Of six charming young ladies, the
smaller girls of the primary classes Of
st. Joseph's academy marched down the
central aisle ofthe auditorium Of Cen
tcniaI hall Thursday evening at the be.
ginning Of the annual closing exercises
Of that school. They were followed by
THE older girls, all being dressed in pure
white, and then, in turn, the boys Of
lie different classes. Marching to the
front Of the hall the students took their
places in front Of the stage in the front
rows.
The hall was filed with large, inter
ested and pleased audience. The annual
closing exercises are unusually elaborate
and interesting, and always attract a
large number, including both the parents
and relatives Of the children in the diff
ferent classes, Of which there are quite a
number, and their friends.
At the conclusion Of the class march,
the piano music rendered by the sex
tette was finished, and hearty applause
was given. The yonng iadies composing
the sextette were Misses .Aiice enol f'eii-
ing Hegina killeen' Isabel Quihn' Nelie
Gould, Clara Stnnheid and Ada Dolahue'
playing the piano, and Misses Bessie
Byrd and Mamie Keenan, playing the
mandolins.
chorus, Minim's Lullaby was render
cd by the smaller siris o. 'ne classes
eaeh beng dressed n wiile An5 ,'l'i ,,s' ! ias
baby doll, which they nurSea % sieep
while singing the lullaby song;
1kock-a-oye baoy, N the sfee ops -
When the wind blows she cF@ale VII
rock
When the ooush breaks the 'faaie WI
fan
And down comes BABY eraaie ana an
The chorus was rendered very nleei!,
the little girls showing unusul' inus.s%' ..,
ability. The smaller siris IN ii0n1 VIZ. ~
the dolls were pretty anu cue una 'i's
number brought iorth applause if0ii "
pleased audience.
Departing from tne usu"l .Ts vlueI
Lhings, eisiis re'i'eu =, !, SslA' -.
Tor Life' IN UNISON iieI al'.4,'',y'' =.
and pronunciation were eie"I anu W
tinct' They ges.'cuia'ea y e .ns .ee,5S, as
ton adding emphasis anu ~, .o..s .';.i. y sDs
delivery: lhey were - ''''1 -
storm Of applause -,
The whole class theh sang ~ gnoius'
The Meaning o. 'ae 7. i. 7, :. en ip.s H. H.
triote song was sung WIN iei'" Oy '"'
young patriots IN the a, elass, - a..
! piano gual's.,s, ,.s1 oO, NON ~ NJ tyro
BERT was then executed upon 's., w s@S "a
!. pianos upon the stage N 4 ii'eiui NV
able manner by Misses Lorctto ana M hV0
j. Keenan,. Mary Moran ana Neia .,,., ,iNe.
= Miss Bessie byFas essay J, ,..,. EuuS'. -"
2 an Nd to the lmaginaii0n' lemons 49,. ~
r cd the fact tha' N I'a s.,'" s s,u'.S,i 4I5
attention % =. 'S4oo. ;-a,,onn,. a, =, o.sist
: how intellectual improvement ASST. assis',
E ed The inventive ana iras'ua.ise ,,t.l pO~s,, ~,
q sa' natnln an 'oa,, oorr;..a5 M herself n an
good and she acquitted "eiSe'' u :"
admirable manner - v..,.,,,,,
Scnottlsn 0apnse ~. y, ,,ans,l;,, ass,,l,E,,
was artistieaiiy rendered = : 'a1uuO'.., n@il
and Piona quartet'e eoinPossa = us us
Bessie Byrd, Mary Keenan, Mary MORAN
and Hazel shires.
The senior class consisting o. ABOUT
thirty young ladies and gentlemen theh
assembled upon the stage ana sang Meo-
er's The Wind Whispers Low ~