The Irish standard., 1910-06-18
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
To Students of St. Thomas College
by Archbishop at Aula
Maxima.
Dramatic Club Under Direction of
Prof. Jameson Presents
Play.

The closing exercises of the Col
lege of st. Thomas took place in the
Aula Moxima of st. Paul seminary last
Friday evening. No elaborate pro-
conferred the diplomas and delivered
an address. He urged the students
to aim at high ideals and to "endeav-
or to take the lead in all that is good
and noble" He urged the students
to be true to the lessons they learned
at st. Thomas. to lend their support
to everything that aims at the better
ment of Church, state and nation and
assured them If they did success was
sure to crown their efforts.
A short dramatic sketch. THE
Chevalier." was presented by the Ora
matte club under the supervision Of
Prof. Jameson. The Choral club and
the college orchestra presented sew
eral numbers followed by the distrib-
ution of diplomas and medals. to about
twenty students who graduated from
the collegiate department and about
as many from the commercial depart
ment.
Certificates were given to forty stu
dents for their academic and high
school courses.
The lists of graduates and honors
follow: College observation-disclosures
H. oil, Ellsworth, Mimi; Cyril J..
Farrell, St. Paul, Mimi; Alexander ].
Lynott, Hawarden, Iowa: William
Burke, Chatfield, Mimi; Joseph A.
Schalbert, st. Peter Mimi; Bernard
L. Busch, ST. Paul. Mimi; William F.
Russell, Stephen, Mimi; Frederick l..
Bawlf, Winnipeg, Can; George L..
Pepin, Minneapolis Mimi: Richard d.
Manahan, Chatfieh, Mimi: Frederic
D. Mccarthy, ST. Paul, Mimi; Julius
w. Haun, Winona Mimi; August Z.
Rhode, Maynard, Mimi; John II.
Steger, Canton, Mimi; Edmond M.
Barry, Mendoza. Mimi; William
O'Malley. st. Paul. Mimi; Joseph
Trobec, Brockway, Mimi; Walter w.
Halloran, st. Paul. Mimi; Thomas j.
Kennedy, st. Paul, Mimi; Charles N.
Welsch, st. Paul, Mimi; John F.
Mooney, Windsor, Wis.
| Commercial Department-Lott r.
. Campion. Chatfield, Mimi; George r.
! McNally, Minneapolis Mimi; Joseph
NJ. Moskallk Minneapolis. Mimi;
i George w. Arctander, Minneapolis,
Mimi; John w. O'Rourke, Mandan, N.
d.; James j. McGeever, st. Paul,
Mimi; William G. Mclaughlin, st.
Paul, Mimi; Charles j. Deutz, Mime
apolis, Mimi; Irby A. Mcguire, Min
neapolis, Mimi; Herman j. Doehpner,
/ st. Paul, Mimi; John J. WINNER. st.
Paul. Mimi; William H. Wallraf, st.
Paul, MINI.
In the collegiate department gold
medals for scholarship were awarded
to Cyril j. Farrell. st. Paul Mimi;
William G. Coughlin, Minneapolis,
MINI.
i In the high school department gold
medals for general excellence we're
awarded to Raymond A. Scallen, Min
neapolis, Mimi. In the commercial
department gold medals for general
excellence were awarded to Herman
j. Doepner, ST. Paul, and Leo l.. Augh-
nay, Mandan, N. d. In the prepare =
tory department gold medals for ex-
cellence were awarded to Charles B.
ONeal, Wibaux, Mont. and Aloysius
! There's, Minneapolis. For excellence
in special branches gold medals were
awarded to Kent Hunter English, ST
Paul; Arthur J. Daley, English, Sas-
katchewan; John Bachman, German
: st. Paul; Greek. julius Ham. Winona;
Science, Alois T.. Him., Minneapolis;
Herman r. Zweber, New Market
Mimi; Paul b. Clyde, Chicago; steph-
en- Hurley, Paramount, N. d.
Christian doctrine, Richard S. Bak-
er, Lewiston, Mont; oratory, Joseph
A. Schubert, st. Peter, Mimi; debate
Frederic D. Mccarthy, st. Paul, Mimi;
Joseph A. Schubert, st. Peter, Mimi;
Bernard /. Busch, st. Paul, Mimi;
elocution, Bernard l.. Busch, st. Paul
Mimi; piano, Leo F. Murphy, Mime
apolis, Mimi; vocal, Richard s. Bak-
er, Lewistown, Mont; violin, Emmett
J. Culligan, Penmanship, Thomas J.
Maloney, Webster, N. d.; penman-
ship, Paul F. Huefner, Aberdeen, 8. D
;MIIER THE N0RTHINEQ