The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-24
ST. AUCUSTINE'S WILL GRADUATE
 34 FOR B. H. s.
Remarkably Large Gradu- ating Class Passes En-
 trance Examination Many Palmer Diplomas for Penmanship to Pupils Commencement EXer-
 cises June 27

Seldom has school finished it's sem ester with such a remarkable rec ord as that made by the graduating class of 1911 of St. Augustine's paro- chial school and by grades sixth and seventh. Of the 34 members of the class of 1911 all have successfully passed their entrance examinations for the Bridgeport High School and all have received Palmer penmanship certificates.
 Twenty three graduates of the seventh grade have also received Pal mer certificates and nineteen of the sixth grade. The Palmer method is the same as is in operation in the public and other parochial schools of the city. St. Augustine's adopted the method many years ago, and many of its graduates now highly treasure their certificates. The Palmer meth cd depends upon the muscular move ment, the most free. to develop it's efficiency.
 Palmer certificates are much in de- mand all over the country, many busi- ness houses demanding such recom- mendat1ons before taking young men or young women into their employ sment
 Commencement exercises of the school will be held in the school hall in Pequonnock street on Tuesday aft ernoon, June 27, at o'clock under the direction of Rev. James A.. O'Meara, principal.
 The graduates are: John P. Horn Allen. Helen Veronica Bliss. Edward Leo Casey, John Francis Clancy, Vim cent Ambrose Cogan, John Joseph Corrigan, Kathleen Mary Corrigan, Augustine John Cunningham, An gelus Josephine Cunningham Mary Ellen Fenton, Gensvieve Angela Kel- ly, Robert Leroy Kelsey, Regina Walter Henry Levasseur, James Hen ry Mccullough. Ruth Imogene Mac donald, Evelyn Gertrude MacKiernan, Florence Ethel MacKiernan, Helen Elizabeth MacMurdie, Alice Mary MacMurdie, Ella Mary Maher, Eliza Moran. Thomas Richard Murphy. Katherine Teresa O'Connor, Loretta Cecilia O'Ccnnor. Anna Bertha Oliver, Agnes Cathezine Reardon, James Joseph Rooney. Helen Loretta Rowe, Kathleen Margaret Ryan, Alice Petro- nilla Tomson, Marie Charlotte Wilson
 Those who have received Palmer certificates in the seventh grade in clude: Alice Justina Roland, Margaret Marie Byrne, Julia Bernadette Bran nick, Mary Estelle Case, Mary Gene vieve Cartin, Agnes Frances Coyne, Ethel Mary Carr, Thomas Francis Corrigan. Cornelius John Callahan, Francis William Foley, Teresa Cert rude Fenton, Mary Margaret Gerrity, William Joseph Gale, Gertrude Marie Hogan, James Charles Hawkins, Fran cis Joseph Judge, Joseph Augustine Kiely, Fenton Joseph Kelly. Francis Levasseur, Mary Gertrude McBride. Helen Elizabeth Shanley, John Angus tine Sullivan.
 Those receiving certificates in the sixth grade are: Mary Stewart Allen, Edward Leo Casey. Anna Regina Daley, William Joseph Daley, Stephen Joseph Dondero, Irene Gertrude Don- nelly, Bernadette Mary Forest, Her bert John Hayes. Margaret Lucy Hur- ley, Helen Josephine Keenan, Cath erine Cremfn Lennon, Evelyn Jose phine Maher, Catherin Lillian Me- Carthy, Harold Francis Mccarthy. Anna Elizabeth Mulligan,J James Fran, cis Mulligan, Cornelius John O'Con- nor, John Joseph Rohlman, Marie Louise Sheridan.
 Commencement Day Exercises.
 The order of exercises on Com day is as follows:
 Selections by the orchestra.
 Assembly of graduating class.
 Chorus, Away to the Fields, Wilson.
 Salutatory. Anna Bertha Oliver.
 !dno sOlo, La BaiaQlne, Lysberg, Regina Elizabeth Kiely
 The Legend of Bregenz, poem, A. A. Proctor, John P. Horn Allen.
 Music, Bendall. Solosists. Anne Stanton Dargan, Elizabeth Irene stanton; chorus, sixty voices
 Piano solo, La Crepuscule. Guy. Vincent Ambrose Cogan
 Musical recitation. The Madonna at Palos, Helen Veronica Bliss.
 Piano solo. Valse Chramatique in G, Goddard, Ruth I. Macdonald.
 Distribution of diplomas, Grammar Course, Business Writing, Reverend Pastor.
 Valedictory, Knowledge is Power. John P. Horn Allen, Ruth I. Macdonald, Loretta c. O'Connor.
 Parting Word, John P Horn Allen
 Chorus, The Stars That Shine Above Us.
 Class motto What I Am to Be I Am Now Becoming