El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-01
ST. JOSEPH'S HAS
CLOSING EXERCISES
Interesting Evenings En-
> tertainment at Catholic
School

St Joseph's Academy held its annual
closing exercises for the academic and
preparatory departments Wednesday
evening at Sis. The graduate was
Miss Lucille Maloney. The sub-gradu-
ates were Misses E. Maloney and NJ
McGinnis. Mother Albertina was in
charge Of the program with the excep-
ton of the Calvary pantomime. which
was arranged by Sister Gabriel Sister
Madeleine was in charge Of the music.
The first number on the program
was the Overture Taneredi de Ros-
sini." by Czerny, played by the Misses
M.McGinnis. E Maloney. V RYAN. A.
Carrara. NJ. Ford and z. Ainsa- This
difficult piece was delightfully."- rem
dered and encored loudly.
Next, Miss L. Maloney, the graduate,
was crowned with laurel wreath, and
the undergraduates were given floral
wreaths.
Birds in Dreamland Sleep" by
White, was then rendered by a chorus
composed OF the preparatory grades.
with Miss K Krause at the piano.
The next on the program was a piano
quartet, american Girls" by Kunkel,
played by Misses NJ Ford, Il. Cassidy,
NJ Friedl. and A Cotter.
vocal quartet, given by the Misses
NJ McGinnis, J. PropSt, E. MalOney and
K O'Connor followed. 1t was entitled
birds of Springs, by Brinkworth.
They. too, were given loud encore.
The next piece was one of the best
on the program, THE Wedding OF the
Winds" by Hall a violin sextet. de-
ightfully played by Misses K. Krause,
H. Burke, A. Burke, A Escajeda, II.
Ginnis was at the piano during this
piece.
A vocal solo ITO Night" by Sardo.
was sung with great feeling by Miss
Jennie lynn Propst. She was so loudly
applauded that she was compelled to
sing another.
AS a violin solo, Miss K Burke
played the famous Melody in F'' with
all the expression Of an artist
Miss V. Lorig than sang Calvary"
in pantomime She was dressed in a
beautiful white flowing gown. her
auburn hair streaming over her shout
ders. The next was the eight handed
piece, Homage to Verdi" by Duroc.
played by the Misses NJ McGinnis. E
Maloney. V. Ryan and J. Propsr.
Miss McGinnis then sang Good
Night. Little Girl, Good Night" by
Macy Her pianist as Miss F. Maloney.
It'll We Meet Again. by Bailey.
was. given with Miss A Orndorff at the
piano, Misses X. BURKE and A Burke,
and the preparatory chorus.
Miss Lucille Maloney then gave her
valedictory, entitled "Out of school
Life into LIES school, She said that
although she was glad 10 have thus
honorably finished school, she was sorry
to have to say goodbye to her old time
friends who had been her most pleasant
classmates. The pretty graduate wore
a white silk gown and received many
handsome presents
Father Roy presented the graduate
with her diploma and made an inter
esting address to the students and the
audience He then conferred the fol-
lowing gold medals and premiums:
For highest literary merit. diploma,
awarded to Miss Lucille Maloney.
For proficiency IN Palmer writing,
certificate awarded TO Miss Cuca Luz
cero.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine.
merited by Misses L. Malopey, e ,aS-
loney NJ McGinnis, A Mellow, A Esca-
jeda, NJ Lynch. r. Bennett, s. Cassidy.
V. Lorig. H. Kelley. E AinSa, K. Burke.
o. Stockmeyer, n. Cassidy, A Cotter,