The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
CLERGY WITNESS
SCHOOL EXERCISES
Pupils of st. Joseph's Acad-
emy Take Part in Enter
tanning Programme.

BERKELEY, June 2S.-The assem-
bly, room of st. Joseph's Academy in
Peralta Park was crowded this after
noon with friends of the school pupils.
gathered to witness the closing exer-
cises of the year. Many representa-
tiVes of the church were present The
programme rendered was as follows:
Part Overture. ''Liliputiana" (Schall)
academy orchestra; hymn duet ''our Lady of
metic Lesson Irwin ". Burns and John W
Grannis; concert recitation, 'Our Native
Land" primary department.; dialogue. THE
Poets preparatory class; vocal duet. Fish
erman and His Child" choir; recitation, Hate
OF the Bowl Myron Madden; concert recIta-
eer,iet sole. Otto Gran: recitation Guilty. ;;
Ambrose T. Mahoney; dialogue. scene from
King John. Ines peiro, Frank Besson. J. Lee
Land Way Joseph Bourda: music under the
direction Of Professor Won der Mehden and F.
Part -schottische. "oId Homestead Czim-
n1ss,rmano. ,.ss sssd3my orchssirs recitation.
recltstions-German. u GUS SoIson snanisb
John Fenton: French, George BousQuet: duet,
Come With Thy Lutte TO the Fountain
..Brutas and cassius." John Mcnermott and
Paul Delsol: duet ''Slumbering Sea- choir:
recitation. MarseiIiaise Hymn academic de-
seps Connolly. Victor Westerberr and walter
Crene' recitation. "RienzI." Raymond Biggy
l.
fine waltz'' tGruenwald). orchestra.
The following boys were given tes-
timoniais for gentlemanly department
and attention to school duties during
the past term:
Academic department-Ines Peiro. E. ].
Tompkinson. Oscar A. Graf, Orviile Lindsay,
Bss John MG6 Ssnei
p. Besson, Gustaye Colson Intermediate de-
partment. first class-Charles j.. Brennan. Jo-
A rdo Ioaa ll,.
J, Butler. George A. Fox. Ed b. Cainon Vic
tor A. westerberg. Francis B. Tompkinson.
LATTE: second class-CorneIius p. Mccarthy
Nicholas J Clecak. Charles N. Weber. James
h.rg r1in1; oTs Sonh Bonsaust cnsp'es Mest
Harold Mcintyre Nash. Jose T. Torres, Am.
brose T. Mahoney, Eugene b. Delmonte Pre-
Eunn John R. Gran. John j. Laftte. Ber-
tram J. o. Brien. Ramona f. Lanhan. George
Hfess kesain lri rsp. nSn Hsssa ss
Edward c. Van der NailIen. Eric F. Turner
second classIJesse G.: Wilson. yerlIns X.
Edward j. Murphy, Raymond A. Tompkin-
son, oleen NJ: Havlside Primary department.
John ha Grannis. Fred p MohIer. John els F.
Ahern, stanley A Dunnigan. Charles X.
Smith: alfred L Smith, Smith Robert P smith;
cass-Henry A. Loustaunan. James +. Walt
Raymond ]. Powers. Irwin w. Burns. Milford
A. Souza. Monty A. Sucker.
after the aWdfQ Oh testimonials TO
the foregoing the Rev. Father Demp-
sey, pastor of the Immaculate Concep-
tion Church of Oakland. addressed the
students. speaking of Christian Edu-
cation" and incidentally the advan-
tages enjoyed by the members of st.
Joseph's Academy because OF its splen-
did situation. fine corps of instructors
and the absence of features that might
interfere with the Christian education
of young men.
Among the clergymen present were:
Rev. Fathers Dempsey. Sey, Kearns.
McGrath. Cranwell. O'Riordan. Bren-
nan, CALI, Surda. McNally, Nolan and
Barfchfti; Rev Brothers Theodorus.
vellesian, xcnophon, Phelan. Zanonian.
Sabinian. Michael, Fabrieian, Bernard.
Agnon. Novation, = seph, Alfred and
Paul.
Studies will be resumed at St Jo-
seph's Academy on September