Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-19
ST.PATRICK'S ACADEMY
CLOSING EXERCISES THIS MORN
ING IN CARROLL HALL.

Scores of girls and boys from all of the
classes of St Patrick's Academy partici-
pated in the eighty-second annual COM
mencement and closing exercises of the
school in Carroll Hall. G street between 9th
and 10 streets. at 10 o'clock this morning
The pupils occupied tiers of seats at the
rear Of the stage. the front of which was
decorated with flowers and green plants
in profusion. The auditorium was so
crowded with relatives and friends Of the
children that many were forced to stand.
The entire program was carried out by
the children, with the exception OF the
awarding OF the diplomas and an address
by Rev. DR.. d. ]. Stafford. pastor of St.
Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. DR..
Stafford spoke briefly and addressed his re-
marks almost entirely to the little folks.
The program follows: Duet. Jubilee
March," Genevieve and Lucille Gaskins;
Annie Laurie, seniors; salutatory. Lille
Miller; School is Done minims; duet.
Palms." first piano. Maize Lyons and
Helen Murray, and second piano Katie Fee
gan and Mary Snow; Funny Little Folks"
Bells and the Flowers" juniors; greeting,
Margery Lucas. Helen Murray. Helen
Sheckeis, Estelle Murray and Margaret
Cannon; The Merry Youngsters" boys
Joyce; THE Bonnie Boys in Blue" seniors;
duet, Faust" first piano, May Sanford and
Sadie Casassa, and second piano, Irene Gu
sick and Marjory Durham; vocal solo. Qu-.-
man Beckley; Ave Maria. seniors; Sing,
Sweet Bird" Irene Kemno; class poem,
Clara Mae Re.chenbach; Home Sweet
Home" girls.
The young voices of the children were
very pleasing and all of tie numbers re-
ceived hearty applause. The girls were
dressed In white and the boys wore white
shirt waists.
Diplomas Conferred
High school-In the commercial depart
ment diplomas were conferred upon Misses
Clara Mae Reichenbaeh and Lille Marie
Miller.
Testimonials of graduation from gram
mar school were bestowed with the high
est honor on Alice Lucas and Florence
Plper They were received with honor by
Mary Soper, Sadie Cassasa, Kathryn Han
nan. In the boys department Hugh Fe-
gan Edward Scharf. Thomas Costa, Lee
Towshend, Roland Morrison George Sam
and Thomas Robinson graduated from
grammar school with honor
Certificates testifying to the degree of
proficiency displayed were awarded in the
high school department to Misses Eunice
DeSseZ. l.. Marie Hines, Irene Cusick Irene
Burdine, Ernestine Giacchetti. Marie Joyce
Katharine, Anna and Frances Brennan
Theodosia Frye, Alice Barrick, Susie Jou-
venal, Mary Edwards, May Sanford Mary
Moran, Eleanor Barrett Dorothy Lanigan
Katie Sullivan. Genevieve Gaskins, Bernard
Donn George Degnan, Quitman Beckley.
Alfred Wilkinson, Irwin Barbour and
Henry Brooks.
In the eighth grade to Andrew Morris
and Francis Lyons
In the seventh grade-Margery Lucas,
Laura Hancock. Lucille Gaslsns, Jennie
Norris julia Hayden, Marjorie Durham
Dora Simpson, Bernardine Scott, Beatrice
Deeds Jennie Collins, Vera Rocca Mar
garet Weaver, Beulah Smith, Genevieve
Sullivan May Hunt, Catherine Ebert,
Louise Gatti Jane Dalton, Mabel Emmert
Seibel Burns, William Rupp. Walter Gu
sick, Thomas McDermott Henry Hallam,
Hetzel Balm and John Gallagher.
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT "A
In the sixth grade, Mary MeKenny.
Gretta Wood, Marie sprouse, Regina
Fisher, Vivian Rocca, Vera FraiIe, Helen
Thornett, Annette Carroll. Alice Jouvenal,
Mary Snow. Dorothea Harrison, Alberta
Common. Anna Pfeiffer. Isabelle Purcell,
Ellen O'Brien, Margaret Callahan, Marie
Williams, George Hill, Willie Sebastian,
Walter Hines Charles Cannon, George
Chambers, Frederick Thuee, Willie Sulli-
van, Robert Gallaher, Harry Weeks and
Thomas Marshall.
In the fifth grade, Margaret DAILY, May
Norris, Grace Taylor, Maize Lyons, Ger
Mary Dobbin, Rosebud Cullins, Margaret
JOY, HELEN Sheckels, Helen Murray, Elton
ChiIds, Thomas Degnon, J. D. Sullivan,
Paul Parks, Walter Lucas Edmund Deeds.
Dan Chase. Bernard West, John l. Sullivan,
Thomas Hayden, Gilbert Mcdonald, Err
skine Rupp, Curtis Keegin, Charles Reil-
ley, John McVicar, Percival Hardin and
Richard Robinson.
In the Other Grades.
In the fourth grade, Mary Daily, Florence
Payne, Margaret Plumer, Irene Kemno,
Pauline Monahan Freda Hammond. Annie
ORR
belle Halliday, Albert Sam, Robert Lat
inner, Bernard Brosnan, Jerome Sebastian,
Bryan P McKenna, Frank Scangneili, Luke
Fegan Joseph Dunn, Josephine Mulrose,
Thomas Gallaher Burton Cain, John Toner,
Raymond Rocca, Frederick Holmes, Hardy
Sutherland Frank Mayer, Willie O'Connor,
Dallas See Willie Grenfell, Arthur FitZ-
gibbon, Alonzo Ratio, Joseph Weeks and
John Gallon.
In the third grade-Anna Boyd, Bertha
Hummer Anna Sullivan, Mary Victory,
Mary Ghirdelli. Alice Mcdonald, Mary
Deeds. Rosemary Lucas. Adele Burns, Clara
NJ Frank. Mary Foley, Agnes McNulty,
Mildred Morrison. Katherine OConnor, Katie
Snow Margaret Lyons Milly Chase, Mary
Chase, Margaret Monaghan, Teresa Scanelli.
Kathleen Cannon. Annie Mulrose Kathleen
Callahan, Mary Fugazzi, Agnes Hayden,
May Frey. Grace Dixon, Walter Cahill, Will
Michael Horigan. Michael Joe Lyons Albert
Mcgee. Ralph de Ia Vergue and Harold de
la Vergue.
In the second grade-Juia Scanelli. Rhea
Patton. Irene FugaZzi Margaret Cannon,
Bessie Catcher. Pauline Sebastian. Ethel
Ford, Julia Parrot, Maud BraZfer May
Quinn, Stephen Ratio. Tony Caruso, John
Smith. Louis Caruso. Eugene Plumer, Har
old Guista. Algernon McLearen, Randolph
Smith and Mitchell Parkinson.
In the first grade-Estelle I.atirner, Ollie
Wright. Rose Fugazzi. Loreto Lyons, Nellie
Weaver. Mildred Morris, Gertrude Clark,
Lillian Purcell. Edna Frank, Hazel Ashton,
Vivian Donelly. Edward Mitchell, Walter
Mitchell. John Schultz. John Fegan, Paul Sc
bastian. John Dolan. Joseph McNulty Ber-
nard Hudson. Paul Figalli, Frank Cahill,
Ellsworth Gunion. John Scangnelli. Michael
Marshall. Edward Taylor. Tony Day, Louis
Tehan, Miglio Costa, Charles KidweIl, Peter
Xedac and John Deeds
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