The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-14
And Medals at Commence
at ST. JosephSs
Academy.
BRILLIANT PROGRAMS
Are Observed in the Centen-
NAL Hall and in the
Catholic Church.

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ST. Joseph's Academy we're held in
the church of the Immaculate Con.
ceptlon Friday morning at 9 o'clock,
the Rev. p. H. MdDermott as.
sisted by the Rev, j.. j. Kennedy
and the Rev. Joseph Gormley cele.
brating high mass.
Promptly at 9 o'clock Mrs. Hat
tie Straiey, who presided at the or
gan. played the entrance march and
the graduating class led by two
small girls carrying diplomas and
graduating medals on silver platters
entered the church and took their
places near the altar. The seven
girls who were presented with PAL
mer Method diplomas also marched
with the graduates.
After the mass was over the Rev.
p. H. MGDermott, rector OF the
church, delivered the graduation ad-
dress, Then the five graduates
mounted the high altar where the
Rev. MT. MoDermott presented the
members of the class their dip!o-
mas and medals.
After the graduating class was
presented diplomas the seven girls
who successfully passed the exami-
nation foN the Palmer method of
penmanship were presented diplo-
mas.
Prizes were awarded as Follows:
Premiums for Christian doctrine
Mics Helen McGraw ana Miss
Margaret conghrin. r
Premium for highest average
Miss Mary clarkson, Miss Marie
'lspiers. $3.50 1850
Gold medal for good conduct,
presented by Mrs. p. ovens;
awarded to Miss Edna keough.
I Gold medal for highest average,
presented by Mrs. G.. w. Leggett,
awarded to Miss Margaret Moran.
Gold medal for good conduct,
presented by Mrs. A. G. Brennan,
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Grimer
Gold medal for church history.
presented by Mrs. A. ID. Parr.
awarded to Miss Nellie Conner
Gold medal for good conduct,
presented by Mrs p. j. Clancy.
awardedato. Miss Ligorie coughIln
t. Gold medal for highest average,
presented by Percy Byrd, awarded to
Miss Ursula Clark. go
1 Diplomas for Palmer Method Of.
penmanshlp were received by Masses
Genevieve Conner, Mary Cannon,
Julia F'aherty, Regina Garfield,
Ursula Clark, Regina Keenan, and
Regina Deem.
Gold pins for good conduct we're
awarded to Raymind Judge. Ray
mond Fohl and Mark T1erney.
4 Premiufs for highest average were
awarded to Daniel Burke and Fred
Kicker.
The graduates were Miss Nellie
Conner, Miss Geneyiev Conner, Miss
Madaline Donohue, Miss Louise Lat
stetter and Miss Nellie ceughlin.
/ Centennial Hall was filed to its
utmost capacity last night With q
large and appreciatiye audience
who enjoyed the closing exer7
cises. Tall plans and gree1ery
formed the pleasing back ground for
the decoration Of the stage. which
was enhanced by the class colors OF
blue and black and many pennants
LOT IS. j. A." The following pgo-
gram was much enjoyed by the
large and appreciatiye audience:
March from "the Prophet .....
....... Meyerbeer
Misses Ursula Clark, Mary Cannon,
Margaret Casey and Regina Deem.
chorus-%Where the Pretty Daisies
J Grow" ............. A. Getoel
Misses Ella Feeny, Edna Keough
and Wilma Gains.
song-''My Garden in June"
1. ............ Dorothy. Livingston
Miss Ursula Clark,
Iselectiol-'In Our Blessed Moth
er's Keeping. .........;-
1. Junior Class.
Birthday eavotte ...,-. Frank Behr
Misses Mary Madden, Magdaaen
4 Clark and Ella Feeny.
Song erenade in Summer.
| Miss Mary Cannon.
Dance of the Haymakers. ....
.................G . D. Wilson