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

Catechism - First, William Allen;
second. John Byrne.,
THIRD YEAR.
Latin-First, Edward Boland; sec
ond, Henry Keefe.
Greek-First, Edward Boland; Sec
ond, John Kearns.
English-First, Henry Keefe; sec
ond, Edward Boland:
Geometry-First, Julian Roman; sec
ond Edward Boland.
Ciylcs-First, Joseph Kochka; Sec
ond, Francis Mcdonald.
History-First, Joseph Kochka; Sec
ond, Charles Stiastny.
Catechism-First, Charles Ekeman;
second. Henry Keefe.
SECOND YEAR.
Latin-First. James Snee; second.
John Henderson.
English-First, John Henderson,;
second, Robert Brennan.
Greek-First, John Weisbrod; sec
ond, John Henderson.
Algebra-First, John Weisbrod; sec
ond, Thomas Yborra.
History-First, James Snee; second,
! Robert Brennan.
Catechism-First, John Henderson;
second. Robert Brennan.
FIRST YEAR.
L~atin-First, Bernard Reilly; sec
ond, Joseph Brenhan; James Hamil-
ton, ex aequo.
English-First, Bernard Reilly; Sec
ond, Anthony Kearns.
Algebra-First, Bernard Reilly; sec
ond, James Hamilton.
Physiology-First, Bernard Reilly;
second, James Hamilton.
History-FiTst, Bernard Reilly; sec.
ond, James Hamilton.
Cateehism-F1rst, Bernard Reilly;
second, James Hamilton.
Bookkeeping-Wiliam Taaffe.
Commercial Arithmetic-Rodolfe de
la Cara.
German-Frederick Emmerth.
Grammar School Graduates.
Certificates of graduation from the
Bayley Hall grammar department
were awarded to fifteen boys as fol-
lows:
Austin Mcleod Burke, Francis
Cesari, Eugene Philbin de Got, James
Redmond Hanrahan, George Graham
Hogan, William Thomas Henderson,
Peter Joseph Langler, Oscar Ray
mond Litchfeld, Michael Joseph
Muniz, Charles Louis Noboa, Edward
Asten Pierce, Theodore Hamilton
/ Robinson, Juan de Dios Tejada,
Santos Louis Villa and Joseph George
Villari.
Prizes in the eighth grade were
awarded as follows:
Composition-First, Juan dc Dios
Tojada; second, Austin NJ. Burke.
English-First, Austin M. Burke;
second, E. Philbin de Got.
Spelling-Flrst, Austin M. Burke;
second, William T. Henderson.
Reading-First, Austin M. Burke;
second, Juan de Dios Tojada.
Memory ~Lines-First, Austin M.
Burke; second, Edward A. Pierce
Arithmetic-First, e. Philbin de
Got; second, William T. Henderson.
Algebra-First, William T.. Hender-
son; second, e. Philbin de Got.
History-First, Juan de Dios To-
jada; second, Austin M. Burke.
Latin-First, Austin M. Burke;
second, Michael ]. Muniz, Juan de
Dios Tejada Eek aequo).
Penmanship = First, Austin M.
Burke; second, William T. Hender-
son.
Home Work-First, Austin M.
Burke; second, William T. Hender-
son.
Catechism-First, William T. Hen
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Other prizes were awarded as fol-
lows:
SEVENTH GRADE.
Prizes of SIS in gold for proficiency
in the final examinations were
awarded lex aequo) to:
George Edmund Creeden.
Thomas William Matthews.
Charles Josephs Schlacks.
English-First, Thomas w. Mat
thews; second, George e. Creeden.
Composition - First, Charles ].
Schlacks; second, William J.. Callag
han.
Spelling-First, Charles J.. Schlacks;
second, John w. Rongetti.
Memory Lines-First, Charles j.
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Reading-First, Harry V. Hanra-
han; second, Charles j. Schlacks.
Arithmetic-First, George e. Cree
den; second. Thomas w. Matthews.
History-First, Thomas w. Mat
thews; second, George E.. Creeden.
Geography-First, George E.. Cree
den; second, Thomas w. Matthews.
Catechism-First. George e. Cree
den; second, William J. Callaghan.
Penmanship-First. John ]. Sakac;
second, Lawrence v. Cremin.
Home Work-First, John j. Sakac;
second, Henry B. Valdes.
SIXTH GRADE.
Class Standing-First, Elisio
D'Aquila; second, Mallam Prior.
Composition-First, Alan Downey:
second, Arthur O'Hern.
Spelling-First, Otto Paszternak;
second, Russell Morrison.
Catechism-First, Mallam Prior:
second, Elisio D'Aquila.
Memory Lines-First, Elisio
D'Aquila: second, Mallam Prior.
English-First, Elisio D'Aquila;
second, Mallam Prior.
Reading-B1rst. Russell Morrison.