The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-14

The careful work of the sisters who
have charge Of the Sacred Heart acad-
envy in this city was shown this
morning at the Grand Family theatre,
When the commencement of the class
OF 1912 took place. The exercises were
not SO well attended as they should
nave been, for the class was one of
the most brilliant that has ever grad
uated from this excellent place of
learning. =
There was a plentiful display of
class colors, blue and gold, and the
stage presented a handsome appear
ance, the young ladies and young gem
tlemen being seated at one side of the
stage, the other side being occupied
by two grand pianos, which were used
in the exercises.
The class exercises took place yes
terday afternoon il the auditorium of
the academy and there was a good at
tendance, Notwithstanding the ugly
weather and the different classes &C
Quilted themselves creditably. The
playlet, The Doifs at Home, being
nicely rendered by a score of little
ones.
The programme at the Grand this
quilted themselves creditably. The
opened with a piano quartette In
which there were eight hands AMI
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s~alutatory by Cornelius Boyle, and a
piano solo by Katherine Degnan.
Then followed the essays, Beauty
Everywhere, by Miss Evangeline
Green; Beautiful Words, by Joyce
Dickinson; A Beautiful Mission, by
Katherine link, and Beautiful Hearts,
by Julia Shea, all being very nicely
given, the sentiment in each being
beautiful.
Each Of these met with great ap-
plause, as did also the other perform
ers. A piano duet followed by q. Os-
borne and Adelia Miller.
Olivia Wild delivered a telling ora
ton on Patriotism, that was well
written. Then followed a piano quar-
tette by Adelia Miller, Anna Kenny,
Kathleen Knowles and Leah Dickin-
son.
The class poem on Graduation Day
was given by Katherine link, and this
was followed by a piano solo, The
Apple Storm, rendered by Katherine
Durkin. May Miller gave an Grafton
on Jeanne dare, after which the Fare
well sons was rendered by the chorus
Of the class, and it was a most pleas
ing effort and loud and continued APP
plause followed that was gratifying to
the instructors and students.
Leo Skinner, the other boy graduate,
gave the vaIedictory and took for his
subject Truth, and he was listened to
with close attention.
In closing the entertainment Rev.
Father Egan, rector of st. Mary's
cathedral parish, made an address that
was full Of good wholesome advice to
the young people who, on this occa-
sion, were finishing their educational
career at the academy, and he bespoke
for them bright futures. He was
listened to with close attention and
at the close OF his remarks he pre-
sented the diplomas as follows:
State Teachers Certificates-Julia
M. Shea, Katherine NJ. link, Doris r
Brown, Blanche M. Freeman, OdeI
Jameson, Esther G. COLLECT, olivia M
Wild, Mayme Mcleod. Laura Stewart
Myrtle Dyer, Naomi Fairies and May
Miller.
Certificates for Completion of the
Eighth Grade-Urban Perrin, Royce
Walcott, Leo Murphy, Frank McPhee
John Biahna, Arthur Sinner, William
Early, Daniel McLaren, Helen Reilly.
Clara Moore, Elizabeth Schmallen
Mary Wrenn, Veronica Sullivan, Anna
Kenny, Myrtle Dyer, Elizabeth Delvo
Marie Kenny, Varna Wild, Laura
Stewart, Ella Freeman, Marie, Stewart
Ruth Farquharson, Mayme Mcleod
Alice Veilie, Ellen Verley and Floreda
juneau.
Glass Play Tonight.
At the Grand this evening the class
play, The Coming of Geraldine, will be
produced and it is hoped that the
house will be packed to its utmost
The play is a most interesting one
and being produced by students from
this well known educational institu-
ton will make it mor interesting
Nearly the entire graduation class and
the class that has completed it's labors
in the eighth grade will be in the cast
and they have been ~rehearsing most
diligently and may be expected to
give a good accoupnt Of themselves.
The play is in ave acts and several
scenes and the story is one that will
interest all who attend. The pro-
ceeds of the play will be given to St
Johns orphanage.
THE EYRIc THEATRE-5c.