The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24
RECEIVE WELL WON HoNoRs.
Sacred Heart College Students Present.
ed Awards by the Archbishop.

ed Awards by the Archbishop.
Sacred Heart College commencement
exercises were held last evening at the
Alhambra Theater. An entertaining
literary and musical programme was
given by the students. Archbishop
Montgomery and Brother Xenophon
awarded the medals and diplomas.
In his opening address Robert P.
Troy, president of Sacred Heart Col
lege Alumni, announced that next Mon
day night the old students would visit
the college and renew acquaintance
with the institution.
Honor medals were awarded as fol-
lows:
by his Grace the Most Rev. p. w. Riordan, was
awarded 10 Jerome p. Donegan senior class
Gold medals presented by the Very Rev
mund W. Butler, sophomore class; Thomas ].
Finnegan, freshman class; Peter E. Depaoli,
banking class; venantius Collins. first acad-
enic class. Gold medals presented by the coli
lege were awarded to carlton Furlong, second
academic class; William Flanerty first gram
mar class; Francis Quinn, second grammar
class; Stephen Casey. frs; preparatory class.
Englsh-Alumni medal, founded by the Sa-
cred Heart College Alumni Association, was
awarded TO James J. Walsh. senior class. Gold
medals presented by the college awarded
TO John p. Doran, sophomore class; Andrew j.
McKenna, freshman class.
Elocution-The O'Cennor medal, established
by Richard O'Connor, was awarded to Edward l.
Barry senior class. Gold medals presented by
the college, were awarded TO Francis E Derham,
freshman class: Edward Fitzgerald. first gram
mar class; Herman Heinkel. second grammar
class.
Prizes: Modern languages-First prize
Thomas NJ. Walsh; second prize. Edmund W.
Butlsri third prize. Emile Pouquette: fourth
prize, Marcel Raynaud. Mechanical drawing
First prize, Henry H. Nakayama; second prize.
Leonard E. Grundel: third prize Edmund W.
Butler: fourth prize, james P DAILY. Free
second prize, Caesar ]. Forno; third prize.
Francis Flood; fourth prize, Marcel Raynaud.
nth prize, Walter OConnor; sixth prize. Emile
Hastings. Photography and typewriting--First
prize. Adolphe f. Chalk: second prize, Thomas
NJ. Mccarthy.
The following received certificates in
the Collegiate Department:
Jerome P. Donegan. Edward Ignatius Barry.
obn Rh Wss Rdssn Har8d Psui Morf.
OKeefe. John Joseph Coughlin, John Joseph
Commercial department. diplomas-Thomas
Michael Walsh. Henry Joseph Henrioulie.
Charles Stewart Mangan Edward Aloysius
Cochrane Peter Eugene Depaoli. John Joseph
Murray John Patrick Connor, Leonard Ed
ward GrundeIl. James Thomas Kearney. james
Frances Gavin.
diplomas-Ralph Heymann.. John Cosmos
Boyle, Oscar James Kettlewell Charles Hermit
Macdonald. David Joseph Deasy. Joseph Ed
erick Mcneil. John Thomas McManus.
The programme was as follows:
Selections, Yankee Girl H. Lampe),
Vienna Beauties, waltz (Ziehrer), Pop
pies. romance lMoret) Sacred Heart College
Orchestra. Professor Karl Schernstein leader;
Introduction. president and officers of Alumni
Association; with the Tide" CWhite), college
choir; The Federalist" fessay) Jerome p.
Donegan; violin solo. III Trovatore," fantasie
(Slngelee), Louis 2. Jennings; vocal solo.
Sing Me to Sleep tGreene), John L. Lay
don: when Knighthood Was in Flower les
say). James ]. Walsh; quartet The King or
the North (Gife). College Glee Club; over
ture, THE Serenade'' CHerbert) college or
chestra; The Progress OF Modern Invention
eessay) Harold P. Agmar; ballad, The Song
1 Heard" (Ellison). William ]. O'Connor,
chorus. Dancing DER the Waves tWhite).
college choir; American War Songs" (essay),
and diplomas; awarding Of medals.