Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-22
LARGE CLASSES
WILL GRADUATE
FROM 2 SCHOOLS
Students of st. Rose of Lima and
st. JOsepfi's Parochial In
structOrs Plan Exercises.

The closing exercises of st. Rose of
Lima's P%arochial School will be cele-
brated Thursday n Friday evenings
by the presentation of a drama, can
tata and other entertaining features.
On Thursday evening the exercises
Will open with a salutatory address by
Marion Sheehan. The kindergarten
children will play the tom Thumb
Wedding" The cantata, Princess
Snowwhite;" 1.-The Firemen's PATROL"
the song, THE Old Flag Never Touched
the Ground" and the pantomime, Star
Spangled Banner" are other numbers
on the program.
On Friday evening thirty pupils from
the classical course and ten who COM
pleted that course last year but who
have taken a commercial course this
year, will be graduated.
The salutatory address on this night
will be by Wilfred MCGEE. Joan de
Arc" a drama, by the graduates. Miss
Angela Sharp will play a piano solo.
Another drama, Nathan Hale" has
been arranged for the boys. Joseph
Mullen will recite Independence Bell"
and You're a Grand Old Belr' will be
sung by specially selected pupils.
The Rev. Father James ]. McKeever.
pastor of st. Rose of Lima Church. will
make the address and award the d.
plomas to the following graduates:
Edward Joseph Heine, Harold Joseph
C,,IIa, N1T{1FraI T.A.1. HrC So,
Everistus Rafter, Arthur Samuel Nc
Nally, Joseph Vito George, Helen
Louise Wallcroft, Beatrice Teresa Aus
tin. Angela Marie Cudire, Margaret
Alice HOPPER, Edna Glare Drumgoold,
Angela Elizabeth Sharp, Mary Veronica
Byrne, Fred Buccino. Joseph Pail Ken
nedy, Philip Joseph Behan, Elmer
William Wickham, Joseph Louis Mar
~ Leavitt James Bugie, Henry
Gerald Connolly, Agnes Maria Burke,
Nora Elizabeth Loughlin, Adele Maria
Daily, Ethel Marguerite Durkin, Lucy
Mary Ford, Mary Elizabeth Finley,
Maria Rose Kane, Agnes Josephine
Goodman, Leonard Edwin Stanton and
Joseph Leo Mcmahon, of the classical
course, and these of the commercial
course:
Alice Irene Mulligan. Madeline Rose
Mcnamara, Agnes Elizabeth O'Keefe,
Catherine Agnes Finn, Timothy Joseph
Dwyer, Helen Catherine Fifth, Mary
Elizabeth Lynn, Katherine Anna Far
rell, William Joseph Dunno and Anna
Marie Connolly.
The st. Joseph Parochial School class
of 1910 will be graduated on Thursday
evening, June 80. at s o'clock, exercises
to be held in the school hall.
For the first time in the history of
the school the boys will take parts in a
drama Scenes from Julius Caesar
have been rehearsed for the occasion.
The girls will present the operetta,
'Tyrolian Queen" and at the con-
clusion of the drills, songs and dances.
The Rev. g.. w. Corrigan will present
the diplomas and make the address to
these graduates:
Classical course, Elizabeth NJ. Behan,
Alice G.. Brennan, Edward M. Boland
and Michael F.. Melvin; commercial
course, Michael ]. Boland, Joseph P.
Carroll, Mary A. Deaney, George O.
Garigan. Katherine e. Haggerty, Marie
G. Hughes, Aloysius r. Kennedy, John
H. Masterson, Margaret r. McC;rath,
Edward F. Mulholland, Owen e. Reyn-
olds, Elizabeth C. Smith, Francis M.
Byrnes, Helen ". Castle, Joseph A.
Deeney, Helen c. Gilroy, Agnes M.
Hogan, Marguerite /. Jarvis, William
Francis Kelly. John F. Mcguire, Mary
v. McGovern, Margaret l.. O'Neil,
Dorothy T. Solomon and Anna ".
Trevaskiss.