The Washington herald., 1911-06-16
CARDINAL HELD UP
| AS MODEL CITIZEN
Manhood's Successful Type,
Says Mgr. Russell.
ADDRESSES AT ST. PATR1cKs
Pastors Good Advice Heard by
Graduates at Annual Commence
ment in Carroll HaII-ExceIlent
Musical Programme Given by
senior CIasses-Three Essays Read.

Mgr. william T Russell, pastor of st.
Patrick's Church, addressed the gradu-
ates of St. Patrick's Academy and the
High School for Boys yesterday after
noon on the occasion of the eighty-sev-
enth annual commencement held In
Carroll Hall.
| Cardinal Gibbons is a type of sue
cessful manhood which I hold UP to
you as a criterion from whom can be
learned the elements of true manhood
and true citizenship" said Mgr. Russell.
| II may speak of the cardinal as outside
/ the clergy when 1 say he is a model
4 type of citizen. II he did not stand
among the highest in the world as
clergyman, he would not now be occu-
| pying the most exalted position in the
Catholic world of this country to-day,
| but II is something apart to be also a
real American.
| From the layman in the most lowly
walk in life to the statesman in the
most exalted one, all may learn some
thing from the example of Cardinal
| Gibbons.
! Doing Greatest Good.
HE has shown hts observation-disclosures
by bringing together factions and uniting
them in a closely cemented friendship;
he has given thought alike to the inter-
ests OF the clergy of his own church, Of
other churches, and to the laiety, always
seeking to do the greatest good to the
greatest number
| He has written books on both spiritual
and temporal subjects, which are Of
1 ta In
has fulfilled his duty as a good citizen
and a great priest in more ways than
most men. II 1t is given TO any of you
to become as useful a citizen and as true
an American as Cardinal Gibbons, you
may rest well content
| An excellent musical programme was
presented, consisting OF choruses by the
senior classes. a violoncello solo by Paul
Ramsdell. and a plano solo by Lucille
Marguerite Gaskins.
Essays were read on Cardinal Gibbons
the Citizen" by Alfred Dominic VIII
klnson, jr.: 1.-The Gifts OF life." by Mar
jorie A. Durham, and Cardinal Gibbons
| the churchman,' by Paul Ramsdell. A
feature was a recitation by NJ. Lyons.
H. Sheckels. and NJ. McKenney. The
exercises were under the direction of the
Sisters Of the Holy Cross.
| Blst or Graduates.
Diplomas We're presented to the follow
ing:
| Academic course Of the BOYS High school-PauI
| Ramsdell and Alfred Dominic Wilkinson.
Commercial course Of st. PatFick's Academy-Mar-
| ioTie Agatha Durham Lucille Marguerite Gaskins.
| and Marguerite Cementine Lucas.
The following prizes were awarded:
| Mgr. Russell Prize-Alfred Dominic wilkinson, Of
| the Boys High School, and Miss Marjorie Agatha
4 T1frl1a offh h. aHap
Rev Or. Stafford Prize for mathematics-Ma.-
| guerite Clementine IucaS
Special prize for mathematics-Paul RamsdeIl. Of
Boys High School.
| Remington Medal for proficiency in typewrting-
Miss Lncille Marguerite GAskins.
Mgr. Russell Prize for best essay Maryland Day
Boys High School, and Miss Margaret Victory. Of
1 the academy.
List of Promotions.
Following is the list of promotions:
To graduating elass-Pauline ISeman. Mary Nc
| Kenny. Mary Everett and Reyen Townsend.
To thrdyear high schOol-Mazie Lyons, Mary Nc
Fadden. Helen scheckles Margaret Joy Margaret
DAILY, Gretchen Baden. Gertrude Farrell. Katie Fe-
1 gan. Joseph Dunn Elmer Fisher Edward Hayes
Walter Lucas Robert LAtimer John d. Sullivan
| Thomas Degnan, James Shea. and Frederick Thuee
To the second year-Aimee Stinemetz. Estelle Muir
| ray. Rozina Hawkins, Florence Cusick. Barbara
Schubert, Jennie Orr. Josephine Ermold. GiselA
| Gloetzner. May Norris. Mary DAILY. Gertrude Nor
| sci, Thomas DAILY John l. Sullivan, Ricardo Alex
ander. Earl Broderck Arthur Fitzgibbons. Percival
Harbin. Louis Hawkins. John Norris, John Robert
| son. jerome Sebastian Paul Shipley Vincent Win
| bermeyer, and Frank McCann.
| To first year-Margaret Sullivan Anna Sullivan.
Eleanore Jacques. Alice Mcdonald. Rose McDonald
| Adele Burns, Catherine 0Connor. Mary Deeds.
I Genevieye Anadale. Rosemary Lncas. Margaret
Smith. Mildred GaskinS Maybelle Ennis. Mildred
Morrison. Catherine Snow Yirgie 81. John, Flor
/ ence Anderson, Margaret Victory. Helen Jones,
| William Frye Fulton Holmes. Luke Fegan, Ray
| mond Wylie, Bryan McKenna. George ID. See,
Thornton Cross. Joseph Mulroe Norman Roddy. 10
| seph DAILY. Edward Courtenay, Sheldon F1eishell,
1 and William ConnOrs.
To eighth grade-Margaret Lyons Beruardine Ship
ley. LATiniA >E8SskinS. Minnie Mcdonald. Anna Null
/ roe. Mae Quinn. Josephine O'ConnOr. Catherine
| F1oeckef, Mary Foley, Catherine Casey Margaret
| Cannon. Alzins Berry. Marie Swan, Isabel Brian,
Agnes Castel. Agnes Hayden Harold Guista, James
| Byrnes Edward Horn. Edwin Coz, Herbert Greely.
/ Sterling Ansley Robert Smith. Charles Counor
Herbert Mcdonald, Sprague Smons. and Henry
| Spalding.
To seventh grade-Alioe Wolf. Virginia Jones,
Helen Quinn, Catherine Weeks. Agnes rCorkery Mar
gnret Raidy, Marie Bruce. Marie Regain. Nettie
| Everett Lillian Kelly Ethel Clarke Caa Cusick
Pauline Sebastian. Marie Walsh, Isabel Malone
| Imirie Brian. Lille Kelly, Ada Meehan. Marie
Crowley Eloise Berry. E6ie Bresnahan, Rose Paul,
Joseph Ardigo. Harold Delavergne. Ralph Della
yerzne. Randolph Smith. Willie white Paul sebas-
\ tan Michael McKenna Stanley Craven Edward
Mitchell, John Smith, Daniel Ralph, Louis CarusD
Joseph Doyle. Warren Craven. and Robert Callahan.
To sixth grade-Nellie Weaver. May Tim, Marie
Acton. Dorothy Deeds. Lena DAILY. Bessie Galleher
Ruth Galleher, Mary Ford. Thelma Webster Julia
KerneaD, LeonOre King Mildred Morris Elizabeth
Conway, Blanche Walsh. Mary Roach, Anna Philips.
Henry McNeny. Bernard Hudson, Howard Won.
Walter Mitchell, Norman BaeseI Ralph Dunn, Earl
Burch. Edward Haley. Harry Smith, John Fegan,
Mitchell Parkinson. Carroll Fisher Joseph Lucas,
| John Townsend, and Nathan Brown.
To fftt Eade-Irene Lewis Loretto Lyons. Edna