The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-06-20
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES IN
CENTENNIAL HALL ARE
VERY LARGELY
ATTENDED.
GOOD PLAY IS GIVES DY Pupils

MANY PREMIUMS ARE DIsTRIB-
uTED FOR GOOD WORK
DONE By STUDENTS OF
THE ACADEMY.
A large and representative audi
ence attended the commencement
exercises OF the junior department of
st Joseph Academy In Centennial
hall Thursday night, which marked
tho close OF another very gratifying
ly successful year in the long and
ilolrishlng career OF that most ex-
ccllent and useful educational insti-
tuition. The junior department rem
dered a very clever program in an ac-
complished manner, showing careful.
thorough and most efficient training,
as we'll as great natural ability, and
both they and the Sisters In charge
of the school deserve the hearty con-
gratulatlons they received.
The following porgram was rem
dered:
Piano Trio-Kindertes. March.
.,........,.....A. zanbitzer
Misses NJ. Helmick. p. Orchard,
B. splain.
chorus-sweet Little Woodland
Rose ..............E. Sanford
Junior class
Plano TrIo-vaIse op. 1oO......
................. L. Streabbog
Misses r. Keenan,, N. Casey,
NJ. Moran.
Plano Quartette-Maiden's Blush
Waltz ............. G. Kinkle
First piano-Misses NJ. Henry.
NJ Donahue
Second Misses r, eau
field, NJ. McGovern.
Piano solo-The Marionette. $50.
................. L. Eversman
Sanford Gould
Plano Quartette-The Young May
Queen ............. L. Meyer
First Piano-Mlsses G. steger.
j. Pollock
Second plano-Misses E. Morris,
NJ. Tlerney
Piano sextette-"Il pinglockchen,"
op. 49,. ...........T. osten
First piano--Misses b, Burton,
A. McManaway, NJ Rooney.
Second piano-Misses A. Martin,
NJ, Helmick. G. Logne.
Plano Duet-La sclntllla. op. Fl
....,.........L. NJ. Gottschalk
Misses NJ. clifford. E. Burk
Plano Trio-"Era Stella Del Mat
tino.". 1855. from al Gulramento"
Misses b. Brennan. G. Fuccy,
b. Burton
Comforting OF Houors.
Address. Rev. j. A. Reynolds
Every number Of the program de-
serves special mention, but sufIice
1t to say all acquitted themselves
with highest credit. as the enthusl-
astic applause given them attested.
The choruses by the juniors were
among the features as we'll as the
piano solo by Sanford Gould.
The address by the Rev. John A.
Reynolds was interesting and help
full. 1t was heart to heart talk
with the boys and girls about their
work, their vacation and how they
should return to school in the fall
healthy and strong. ready for
greater work next year. The address
was received with much appreciation
by young and old and will prove
wholesome TO the juniors in choos-
ing the manner of their vacation.
The Violet Sellers. a very pretty
drama in three acts. was presented
In a popular, capable and pleasing
manner. with the observance of the
following cast and program:
Princess Marguerite. Miss A. Dolan
Princess Dolores. known as cesare
1850. ........ Miss G. Steger
Giovanni, ..... Miss R. Garfield
Mother Mia. Miss NJ. Cashier
Bice. .............. Miss A. Kelly
Gran. .........M Miss A. Mulheran
Fledia ............M Miss H. Parker
6iuilda. .... -. Miss E. Morris
Eileen. rraseq :. Miss L. Latstetter
Lazy jeanette. $50. Miss c. Shuttle
Two Little Princesses. .........
Misses NJ. Casey. NJ, Moran
Act First
Scene First-A Roman Village Fete
day.
Scene second-seeking a Sale.
Scene Third-A room in Nlta's cot