The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
ST. BRICID HAS
-FOUR GRADUATES
Closing Exercises Attract a
Great Crowd to Fine En-
tertainment at Theater
HUNDREDS ON STAGE
Bright Pupils Render Their
Difficult Parts in Way
That Commands Applause

st. Brigid's School held it's closing
exercises in the Alcazar Theater yes
terday afternoon. The entertainment
provided was a credit TO the school.
the pupils who participated and those
who planned and directed 1t.
There were four young lady grad
yates of the academic course, three Of
whom participated in the programme
Miss Mary G. Barry was salutatorian
and gave an essay upon Read Not
Books Alone, but Man" Miss Marga-
ret Haley's essay, ITO Thine Own Self
Be True" was well received and Miss
Loretta O'Brien as valedictorian, with
an essay, Mon Ministrari sed Minis
trare," spoke thoughtfully of the high
influence of good example upon the
lives Of others and closed with a feel
ing farewell to classmates and teach
ers.
At the end of the exercises the hon
ors were distributed by the pastor Of
St. Brigids. Father Cottle.
1t would be impossible to describe in
detail the many excellent numbers of
the long programme and to name all
who took part therein would be to
write a roster of all the schools pupils
The feature of the entertainment was
the cantata, THE Pixies"
The programme in full, as rendered
is here given
Song Of welcome Cviazie); salutatory; essay.
Read Not Books Alone. but Man" Miss Mary
c. Barry: bolero (Streabboz) Misses l. Dona-
van. A. Burin. NJ. Littleford, o. Rossl G.
NJ Maloney i. Nelson. NJ Buckley r. Straus
D. Neville. R Bullard l. McMinn. Masters B.
l.. Kraker; Magic Flute" (Nfozart) Misses NJ.
Dundon. NJ. Turey. l.. Taylor, A. Hennessy,
L. Courter. A. Wilson. l. Higgins, X. Clasby.
D. Frasier. A. Dolan, /. Klinck NJ. OFT, A.
Rossi, f. Grfenbaum. E. Rucker, g. Collins.
I. Straus. NJ Heffernan, G. Galoin. NJ Barton
H Rice; essay. ITO Thine Own Self Be True
Miss Margaret Haley: The Ship l Love" F.
T Brannan +. Rossi. NJ Speller r. Frown-
field. o. Meiia r. Casey, M Eustace X
Mahoney G. Collins, NJ. Murphy. l. y Brien.
NJ. Wilson. H: Murray, q Wander White, NJ.
ton, NJ. Cunningham; recitation. The Song or
the Marketnlace. Miss Mary Kearny: can
sweet. Masters H, Hohwiesner. G. Levy. E.
Ryan. r. Ryan. J. Sullivan Staekhouse'
Mohr. r. Bullard. G. Bruninman. J. Sullivan.
c. Carlye; sword drill; the garden scenes from
Prince and Peasant The Beautiful Blue
Danube" Gvanyoice Kron): recitation select
ed: waltz CMoszkowskD. Misses T.. o. Brien,
NJ. Barry. NJ. Kearny, G. Dewey. f. Dona-
van, n. Kelly. NJ. BURN; c Mann N Allen.
mer NJ Carreras (violinsts. Misses A. Kelly,
L Burin); recitation What Counts; national
airs. class selection. star spangled Banner
America" +" The Vacant Chair. ''Colum
bia' essay with valedictory. Non Ministrarl
sed Ministrsre." Miss Loretta oBrien; con-
ferring honors.
Honors were conferred upon the fol-
lowing:
Graduates OF academic course: Misses Lo-
retta b. OBrien, Mary G. Barry. Margaret
V. Haley, Mary r. Kearny.
Graduates of grammar course: Misses Ell
vira Mejia. Anna Sinnott Elizabeth Dolan. Jo-
sephlne Cronin. May Wilson. Georgia Wander
White Marguerite Furey Loretta Reynolds.
Nav SpiIer. Ella Ratio. May Coffey. Nellie
o sullivan. Mabel Lawson. Marie Eustace.
Catherine Mahoney. Mabel Lang. Sabina Cur
ley, Mary Oliver. Beatrice Newson. Ester
Burk, Grace Durkin. Ha tile O'Connor. Cath
crime Burk, Cassie Monaghan Mary Gorevan.
Masters J. F. sullivan, Frank f. Russell AL
bert A Maggini Edward D. O'Neill. L. ].
Carreras Joseph L. Comber Julian p. o Dea.
Gerald D.. Kennedy. Hubert II. Harrison.
Francis Z. Derham, Joseph F.. Collins, Charles
j. Green. James Cronin, Frank 7. McEvoy.
Medals for general excellence: Misses Gene
We've Pvne. Mary Eustace, Mary Olsen, Mas
ters Herbert II. Harrison, Dudley Bliss.
Medals for attendance Misses Margaret
Haley. Vieva Heaney. Georgia Wander White.
Masters Daniel Riordsn. George Murphy.