Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
ST. PATRIcKs SCHOOL
 GRADUATES CLASS OF 32
Miss Marguerite E. Shea the VaIedie. torian-Programme We'll Given.

torian-Programne We'll Given.
 Monday evening the basement of St. Patrick's church was filled to it's ut most capacity with an enthusiastic gathering of parents and friends, as- sembled, for the graduation exercises of St. Patrick's parochial school An interesting programme was well car ried out by the graduates, and Rev Hugh Treanor gave a short address. The valedictory by Miss Marguerite E. Shea was especially well given and was vigorously applauded. She is the daughter of MT and Mrs. D. T. Shea of No 326 Main street. An especially pretty feature was the June garlands drill by the girls of the class, and the chorus. Lonely Rose" was another pleasing number The members of the class received much praise for the fin ished manner in which the programme was carried out.
 An AIlegory Given.
 The alIegory, Our Graduates" was an important number of the pro- gramme. The graduates were repre- sented by Mary J. Canty and the oth- CT parts were taken as follows:
 The Graduates Best Inheritance y Graduates True Friend Religious Training, Mary E. Wholey; The Grad uates' ptation-Pleasure, Eleanor G. F'itzgerald The Graduates Pretend ed Monarch-Money, Mary I. Green wood; The Graduates Loved Home | Our Country, Sadie B. Donohue; The Graduates Reward-Victory. Madeline | A. Casey
 , The Programme.
 The order of exercises follows: Opening Hymn to the Sacred Heart; salutatory, James A. Shea; Legend of | Bregenz class recitation; School Fes- | tival Song, chorus; Something Great l Nelson A. Hansen; June Garlands, | drill; Mary Queen of Scots Last Com munion. recitation, Mary J. Donovan; I The Lonely Rose, chorus; Mother s ! Fool, declamation, John L. Walsh; Our l Graduates. allegory: Having a Future 1 in Front of Him. Reclamation, Henry l J. Fontaine; Alma Mater, class song valedictory Marguerite E. Shea; pre- senting diplomas.
 Parting Words by the Rector.
 Previous to presenting the diplomas to the members of the graduating class, Father Treanor made short address thanking those present for interest l shown in the welfare of the children While these are always scenes of l pleasure, he said, yet there is inter ! mingled with the pleasure for US a touch of sadness. We feel glad with those who have reached the goal for which they have been striving, but sad that they are to leave us This is a time of rejoicing to the graduates. who regard with pleasure their future work l am thankful for the great amount oi work accomplished during the past year and am grateful to those who have labored so faithfully in the school | the teachers who have worked to place the school on the high eminence which
 It holds and has held in the past We have reason to be proud of the work l accomplished in our school and results obtained here cannot but show the world that a well grounded religious training is no hindrance, but a vas aid, to success Father Treanor closed his remarks with words of advice and encouragement to the graduates. The class motto is Energy wins the way
 The thirty-twO graduates of the school are as follows:
 William John Barry Arthur Josepl Boyer. Mary Julia Canty. Madeline Al. meda Casey, Thomas Gerard Desmond Harold Francis Desmond Sarah Der nadette Donahue. Daniel Francis Dris coll, John Robert Dunderdale, Mary Josephine Donovan, Helena irene Fal- yey Daniel Matthew Falvey. Eleano Gertrude Fitzgerald, Henry Josepl Fontaine, Mary Isadora Greenwood Nelson August Hansen. James Josepl Madden, Helen Veronica Mcintyre James Edward McCauly. Joseph Fran cis Moran, John Jeremiah Murphy Mary Agnes O'Conner James Edwar, Rtordan, James Ambrose Shea, Mar guerite Elizabeth Shea. William Henr! Shea, Marguerite Teresa Tighe, Johl Lawrence Walsh, Mary Agnes White Irene Andrew Wholey, Mary Edni WhoIey, Winnifred Louise Young. : Miss Mary James presided at tn ' piano during the exercises. The fol : lowing acted as ushers: Robert Ma honey, Herbert Smith, Thomas James
 Edward Mckay, John Cunningham
 William Casey, William Smullens
 James Mccormick and Frank McIn
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