Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-19

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playing Blon's Fearless and Mighty
march was the signal that the exer
rises had begun. Bishop O'Connor,
accompanied by Rt. Rev. Monsignor
James F. Mooney, president Of the
pollege, followed by the college trus-
tees, faculty and seventeen members
of the graduating class, attired In
caps and gowns, marched in process
sion from the main college building
across the campus, taking Their re-
spective places on the open-air stage.
The degree of bachelor of arts was
conferred by Bishop O'Connor upon
the following members of the class
of 1912: william Alexander Costelloe,
East Orange; Bernard Augustine
Cruise, South Orange; William Baron
Donnelly, Paterson; William Michael
Dougherty, Newark; Charles Angus
tine Duncan, Middletown. Conn;
ARTHUR Victor Du Puts, West Ho-
boken; William Joseph Feeney. Pat
erson; John Joseph Finnerty. Ho-
boken; James Francis Flanagan, Jer-
eey City; Ralph Joseph Glover, Ho-
boken; Walter Aloysius Hennesey,
New Haven. Conn. Francis Janies
McConville, Paterson; Corneiiue
Joseph McInerney. Bayonne; EDWIN
Francis Nestor, Franklin Furnace, N.
4. Christian Anthony Pfister, Pater-
son; Julian Anthony RoszRoWsA
Passaic, and Edward Condor WIN
field, Walden, N. Y. -
feature of the exercises was the
comforting of the degree OF doctor Oh
laws on Rev. Francis Patrick NC
u,,eh dean of the Seton Hall acuity
Much applause was loIti
when the priest, who FOR more lhan
ffteen wears has been associated Win
the institution, received n noiio,'
Father McHugh delivered the ao-
dress to the graduates.
Rishop Confers Degrees.
p,sbon O,Connor, assisted by Mon
eignor Mooney, conferred the uesiees
and announced the awards,
The addresses given by the graou-
ates were: The Office of Religion III
Education," by James Francis tlana-
gan: Morality and Its Basis IN he-
iigion." by William Joseph Feeney,
and the valedictory, 1.-THE Social
Problem and Its Solution Through
Religion by William Alexander
Costelloe. e.
A musical program was carried out
by the college glee club and orchestra
under the direction of Prof. F. G.. l..
Schreiner. instructor of music at the
institution.
The degree of master of arts was
conferred on John Bernard Bennett,
Toronto, Canada: Robert James Bar
rett, Morristown; Edward Joseph
Budrawitz, Jersey City; William
Joseph Caffery, Jersey City; John
Joseph Carlin, Newark; Clarence
Aloysius Heavey, Orange; Thomas
Joseph Heron. Newark; christopher
Anthony Lawless, Morristown; 10
seph Sebastian Mcdonald, Paterson:
Thomas Francis Maher, Perth Am
boy, and Edmond Joseph OKeeffe,
Jersey City.
In the senior class the gold medal
for metaphysics, founded by Right
Rev. DR.. Bernard J. McQuaid, late
bishop of Rochester. was awarded to
Francis James McConville, Paterson;
next in merit, Cornelius Joseph Nc
Inerney, Bayonne. The gold medal
for ethics, founded by Right Rev. Mon
signor Thomas S. Preston, v. G., of
New York, was awarded to Cornelius
Joseph McInerney, Bayonne; next in
merit, William Alexander Costelloe,
East Orange. The gold medal for
Christian evidences was awarded to
Arthur Victor Du Puts, West Ho-
boken; next In merit, William Joseph
Feeney, Paterson.
A gold medal for logic, contested
for In the Junior class, founded by
q friend of the college, was awarded
to John Michael Walsh, Kearny; next
in merit, Louis Paul Remmelle, of
this city, and Thomas Michael Curry.
Jersey City.
In the sophomore class a gold medal
for history, founded by Mrs, Cath
crime Bruner, of New York city. was
awarded to Edward Joseph Begley,
of his city; next in merit, Leo Mich
ael Cox. Cliffwood.
Other prices were awarded as fol-
lows:
Freshman Class-Gold medal for
the best recitations In the freshman
class. founded by most Rev. DR.. Mi
chael A. Corrigan, late archbishop OF
New York, was awarded to Francis
Thomas Flarity, Newark; next IN
merit, George Aloysius Henderson,
Newark.
High School-Gold medal for the
high school honors, the gift of Mr..
Charles f. Henderson, South Orange,
was awarded to Harold Victor Col
gan, Elizabeth; next in merit, Ed
ward Michael Boland, Newark; John
Clark Henderson SOuth Ora Rer-
hard Aloysius Reilly, Newark.
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