The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18
CITY OF DENVER.
Commencement Week at Denver
Schools.

Schools.
All of the schools of Denver have
closed their doors for the summer holt
lays and many of the students have
gone to other cities to spend the vaca-
ton The classes were all large this
rear and the exercises in all cases were
Of an interesting character. On Tues
day evening the Immaculate Concep-
ton High School held commencement
exercises and diplomas were conferred
On five young women. They We're
Misses Ruth Elizabeth Lang. Nora
Mary .O'Brien, Olive Dorothea Thurber,
Mary Mulrooney and Jane O'Neil. The
stage was artistically decorated in the
class colors blue and gold. Music of
a high order was interspersed with the
essays and literary numbers, and alto
gether tie programme was a most
pleasing one. Bishop MatZ director
IF the school made brief address.
dwelling upon the beauties of Shirts
tan education, and more especially of
Catholic education, after which he
awarded the class pins and diplomas
Miss Lang and Miss O'Brien equally
melited first honoEs, but the valedic-
tory went by lot to Miss Lang and the
Statutory to Miss O'Brien.
A programme equally interesting was
presented by the Sacred Heart High
school at Adelphian hall on Wednes-
dey evening. Tie class was composed
Of five members. all of whom acquitted
themselves admirably. Music and Teci-
tations with the essays and oratiOnS
made the programme interesting. The
hail was decorated in purple and laven-
Ter, the class colors, and the class mot
TO, emblazened in lights. was above the
stage. The members of the class were
NJ. Joseph Tyan Grace Curtain, Frances
NJ. Calihan, Katherine Carr and Fran
1is J. Reid. The director of the school, |
Rev. Edward Barry, S. J.. made TIE
presentation of diplomas with appro- |
pirate remarks.
on Tuesday evening the Sschool of |
the Annunciation held it's closing eN- |
ercises in the school hall. The students !
who had completed the prescribed |
eighth grade course were awarded GER |
tificates, and these were presented by |
the pastor. Right Rev. Monsignor Rob
inson. All of the pupils took part in
the programme, which consisted of |
drills. musical selections and one-act |
sketches Much time was given to the
preparation of the programme. and its
rendition was highly appreciated by
the large audience which filled the hall
to capacity. A feature of the program
me was the comedy sketch entitled |
That Rascal Pat" which closed the
evening. In tie cast were five of the
students. The Battle of the Books -
a debate was led by Miss Veronica
McNulty. while John Capehart had the
leading role in the farce. A cane drill
by forty-two boys was pleasing. while
thirty seven of the smaller boys gave
a pantomine entitled Bonnie Brown
les" Twenty-one of the older girls
gave a chorus. 1.-The Fairies Revel,"
and patriotic scene, THE Blue and
the Gray" by the boys was enthusi-
astically received.
Those WHO received certificates from
the eighth grade are John Cawley. John
Capehart, Timothy Sullivan. Albert ]
Quinliven, Edward Young and Veronica
AicNulty.
The college of the Sacred Heart has
issued invitations to its commencement
exercises. which will take place i'm the
college hall next Monday afternoon at I
80 o'clock