The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-04-22
Notes from St. .loaenh,s Institute.

Notes from St. Joseph's Institute.
During the past week the students OF
/ the first grade in the superior course
| have undergone the second examina-
| ton preparatory to admission to the
graduating class of 1905. This years
class counts seven prospective grad
yates, the final examination for whom
will begin in June.
The Brothers desire to call the atten-
ton Of parents and guardians to the fact
that daily attendance during the warm
months will be exacted OF all students
who wish TO be promoted at the next
session. The results OF this month .
review will be forwarded to parents
during the Easter holidays, which BE-
gan Wednesday afternoon and will
continue until Tuesday, April 25.
Parents may rest assured that this
years commencement exercises will IN
no wise interfere with school work.
All rehearsals will be conducted after
school hours, and every student who
is to participate in the exercises has
been told that no portion Of his school
duties will be sacrificed. At com.
mencement this year the class Of 1906
will present Shakespeare Merchant
of Venice. -
A holiday was given Monday, April
i 10, to celebrate the reaching of the
IT'S mark in enrolment. At present
the attend ance is 178.
During the past month Brother
George, director of the school, lee
tured on "Christian Education, q Ma
tional Necessity, /" ''The Self-sustain-
ing, Patriotic and Cultured Citizen, "
anu ''The Significance OF Easter Time
| to the Catholic Mind. -
The last quarter Of the session OF
1904-05 has been begun, and it is to be
hoped that the present relations which
have existed between the student body
and their preceptors for the past
eighteen months will be continued to
the close of the session, which SO far
has proved the most successful in the
history Of the school.
The following students obtained the
required per cent in the April exami-
nations and are entitled to have their
names on the roll OF honor:
Graduating class-Nick Leblanc,
Frank Leblanc, William Cox, George
Pons, Sam Rodriguez, Louis Dehon,
George Fortier.
Superior course-Norbert Triche,
Louis Leblanc, Robert Ambrose, Rob
ert Higgason, Leon Fortier, George
Gullatta, Jos. Boudreaux, Carl Beatty,
Lee Heating, Clarence Leblanc, Albert
Pons, Leslie Israel, w. Landry, Ed.
Dupre, Henry Montecino.
Grammar course-Karl Leche, Jos.
Heating, Fallon Terrio, Louis Clifton,
@. Daigle, Veimar Gaudin, JOS. Le-
Blanc, Charles Crochet, Paul Landry,
Fulgence Crochet, John Richard, W.
Guillot, Lawrence Leblanc, Morton
Henderson, Oscar Gre, c. Fernandez,
Gilbert Gre, Chas. Melancon. Walter
Beatty, Leonce Trepagnier, VIM. Cox,
William Blumenthal, George Babin.
Primary eourse-W. Bradford, A.
Tearney, Patrick Tearney, D. Beatty,
N. Comeaux, L. Gre, Felix Fortier,
A. Higgason, A. Leblanc, G. Fernan-
deg, r. Codifer, Norris Falcon, Max.
Constantin, NJ. Bradford, George
Rodriguez, S. Erato, Edgar Fortier,
Michael Wild. Ivan Dehon, Ward
Poche, Norman Parker, William Fall
con, Rodolph Braud.
Primary course, second grade-Elmo
Landry, Oneil Landry, Alvin Landry,
James Landry, Prosper Delatte, Car
mel Graci, Jorda Gre, Wallie Hig-
gason, Theophile Duhon, Ray Duhon,
Octave Brou, Leo Gaudin, Bernard
Daigle, Richard Stakelum, Jos. He
bert, Leonard Gaudin, Numa Gaudin,
Adolphe Landry, John Hebert.
Preparatory course-Israel Mollere,
Amedee Ramirez, Carroll Landry, Da-
mien Falcon, Albert Babin, George
Braud, Armant Constantin, Adam Le-
Blanc, Angeles Graci, Chas. Esneault,
Henry Daigle, Dewey Rodeillat, Har-
.vey Truxillo, Alton Poche, Edward
Guillot, Lee Fortier, Wallace Landry.