The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-12-10

N0femDeF N0teS FROM 81. J0SeEn ElSiftGtG.
/ During the past month Rev. Brother
Isidore, former president of St. Stanls-
= laus College and now Brother Pro-
! vineial for the United States Province,
was the guest of the Institute. He made
a short visit to each of the elass-rooms
and was very loud in his praise of the
way the school is conducted He com
plimented the boys upon their good
spirits and their earnestness in work
He did not fail TO give the usual half
holiday, much to the delight of the
boys.
! There is earnest talk of forming an
alumni association during the winter
months. There are to date some thirty
or forty young men of Donaldsonville
who are graduates Of the school,
Brother George, director OF the Insti-
tute, is busy arranging the prelimi-
aries, and expects to have things in
readiness for the organin alton OF the
society by the close Of January or the
first week of February.
| '
OnFriday evenings of the past month
lectures on 1.-THE Ecclesiastical State, y
''The Immaculate Conception, and
'sThe Jubilee" were given by the di-
rector Of the Institute. Last Monday
at the weekly meeting for the an
nouncement Of notes, the following
boys recited selections, to the delight
of all the school: Sam Lolan, Chas.
Maurin, John Richard, Leonce Gre,
George Hicks. and little Harvey Trux-
lilo.
Monthly premiums for the highest
notes for general excellence and de-
pertinent were awarded to the follow
ing students: Graduating Class-Sam
Rodriguez; Superior Class-George
| Gullata; Grammar Class-Chas Me-
laneon; Primary Class-Millar Brad
ford; Preparatory Class-Alvin Ian
dry, Adam Leblanc.
All students who have received 10
per cent or more in the monthly exam
nations are entitled to have their
names appear on the November roll
of honor, which is as follows:
Graduating Class-Nick Leblanc,
Frank Leblanc, George Pons, William
Cox, Sam Rodriguez, Louis Dehon,
George Fortier.
Superior Class-Leon Fortier, Louis
Leblanc, Norbert Triche, Allen Mon
tecino, Carl Beatty, George Gullatta,
Joseph Boudreaux, Lee Babin, Robert
Ambrose, Robert Higgason, Leslie
Israel, Lee Heating, Edward Dupre,
Albert Pons, Sam Lo1an, Henry Mon
tecino.
Grammar Class-Fallon Terrio, E.
Crochet, Charles Crochet, Veimar
Gaudin, Joseph Heating, Paul Lam
dry, Joseph Leblanc, Louis Clifton,
Morton Henderson, " alter Beatty,
Clarence Fernandez, Leon Leblanc,
! Gilbert Gre, William Blumenthal,
Leonce Trepagnier, John Richard, Ed
Gre, Chas. Cox, Lawrence Leblanc,
Andrew Hymel.
Primary Class-Felix Fortier, Jos.
Leblanc, Charles Aeosta, Fernand
Fernandez, Dudley Beatty, Leonce
Gre, Andrew Tearney, William Brad
| ford, Alvin Higgason, Nick Comeaux,
Patrick Tearney, Max Constantin,
Rodolph Braud. Robert Codifer, Will
liam Falcon, Thomas Blouin. D. Mat
/ tingly, Ivan Dehon, Perry Morgan,
I w al u 0SIlCs N4li1ol LII W
tave Terrio, Cleophas Alonzo, George
Rodriguez, Edgard Fortier, Stephen
Erato, Michael Wild.
Preparatory Class-Wilfrid Rodri-
guez, Wilson Montero, Oneal Landry,
Elmo Landry, Theophile Duhon, Pros
| per Delatte, Carmel Graci. Ray De-
hon, J. Jack Landry, Frank Mandle,
Paul Curse, Jorda Gre, Alvin Lam
dry, Wilmer Yentzen, jerome Pons,
George Rodriguez, Israel Mo1lere,
Numa Gaudin, Carroll Landry, More
| land Leblanc, Gordon Terrio, Amedee
Ramirez, Dudley Marchand, Damien
| Falcon, Joseph Richard, Lawrence
Brun, Sidney Acosta, Willie Smith,
George Braud, Adam Leblanc, Claude
| Guiehet, Eddie Cox, Lozin Poirrier,
Ray Leblanc, Royal Leblanc, Chas.
Esneault, Eddie Babin, Morris Mes
sina, Horace Acosta, Harvey Truxillo,
Armand Constantine, Angelo Graci,
Dewey Rodeillat.