Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-29
COMMENCEMENT At ST. ROSES
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF
THE CLASS OF 'O9.
Gold Medals Distributed to the De-
serving-Two Dramatic Sketches
Were Presented.

| The class of 90 of st. Roses Technica
School was graduated yesterday after
noon. The commencement exercises were
! held in the new building of the school al
California avenue and Phelps place north
west. Three young women-Misses Ger
trude Lahge, Margaret 1oris and Maude
| Sampson. were awarded diplomas and
medals by Father Caughy of ST. Stephen s
| Church.
Gold Medals and Prizes.
| Gold medals and prizes were awarded
as follows:
| Prize of SO for fidelity TO duty. donated
by Rev. p. T. Costello, awarded TO Miss
Maude Sampson; second prize, Miss Mar
garet Yoris: third prize, Angela Reeder.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine, 10 Ce-
ella Blake; second prize, Miss Lucy Pit
zerelIa: third prize. Miss Ruth Robey.
Gold medal for department. Miss Angela
Rceder; second prize Miss Jennie Pascal;
third prize. Miss Lucy PitZerella.
Gold medal for industry. Miss Margaret
Yoris; second prize. Miss Edith Lindley;
third prize, Miss Maude Sampson.
Gold medal for punctuality, Miss Edith
Lindley; second prize. Miss Angela Rec
de-: third prize. Miss Margaret Yoris.
Gold medal for nea tness, Miss Josephine
Ford; second prize. Miss Margaret Ioris;
third prize. Miss Lucy Pitzerella.
Gold medal for politeness. Miss Jennie
Pascal; second prize. Miss Angela Reeder;
third prize Miss Lucy PitZerella.
Gold medal for darning, Miss Agnes
Blake; second prize. Miss Margaret Far
rell.
Gold medal for vocal music. Miss Mary
Dunno; second prize, Miss Ruth Robey;
third prize. Miss Nellie Blake.
Special prize for general excellence,
Miss Gertrude LANCE: special prize for
music. Miss Elizabeth O'Neil: special
prize for embroidery. Miss Susie Pascal.
Miss Margaret Farrell; second prize, Miss
Jennie Pascal; third prize, Miss Lucy
PitZerella.
Two dramatic sketches were given by
the girls of the school and were much
enjoyed. They were "Grandmother's Rose
Jar and Maid of Orleans" Rev. r. j.
Moran, former pastor of St Domnic's
Church. and now of Minneapolis, deliver
ed a short address.
Program of Exercises.
The full program was as follows: Wei
come song by chorus: Our Mutual
Friends Miss Agnes Blake and Miss c.
Rupert: Gypsy Zoe Miss Madeline
Wagner; Moroccan Fantasaue" Miss Eliz-
abeth O-Neill. One-act sketch, Grand
mothers Rose jar grandmother, Miss
+. Marshall; White Rose, Miss NJ. Kelly;
Pink Rose, Miss NJ Dillon; Wild Rose,
Miss A. Bateman: Jacqueminot Rose, Miss
NJ. Donohue; Yellow Rose, Miss r.
Thompson: American Beauty Rose. Miss
D. Langley. Vocal trio, 20 Restless
Sea-" Misses NJ. Dunno, r. Robey, l..
Pitzerella; piano duet, Miss +. O'Neill
and Miss E. Lindley. Four-act play,
of Orleans, Miss E. Hail; mother, Dame
Dare, Miss NJ. Dunno; sister. Marie,
Miss NJ. Wagner: Lady Lorraine, Miss r.
Robey, Charles VII, Miss Z. Lindley;
Lady Agnes, Miss j. Ford, Lady Glare,
Miss A. Reeder.
The clergy present included Mgr James
+. Mackin of ST Pauis Church. Rev. ].
p Moran of Minneapolis, Rev. w. S.
Caughy. pastor of St. Stephens Church;
Rev. p. I. Costello of Montgomery, Ala,
and Rev. Father Handley of the Apes
tolic Mission House, Catholic University.