The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21
ST. PETERS ENDS
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Seven Graduates Receive Di
plomas at Commencement
Exercises.

With appropriate exercises last night
in the McGill Home auditorium, ST
Peters Boys School closed a success
ful year. Seven graduates we're pre-
scented with diplomas. and class medals
were awarded for progress The prin-
cipal address was made by Maurice A.
Powers. while Right Rev. ID. J. OCon-
nell, y. D.. also made a short talk
The following graduates received
diplomas: Louis zelus Francis ].
parater. Leo O'Conner, Hubert c. Tim
Minis. William F. Lane. Thomas kea-
vcney and Joseph a Asher The pre-
sentation was made By Bishop O'Con-
nell.
Christian Doctrine-Rev. L. smet,
premiums
Senior Class-Premiums Of Honor
Hubert G. Timmtns. Edward II. Balm;
premiums. Francis j. Parater, Louis
Zelus, Leo O'Connor; honorabl. men
ton Andrew Tolkcr. \ J. Daffron,
Charles Caravati. Joseph Asher
Junior Class-Premium of honor. Leo
Herbert; premiums, Jessie Lawrence,
James L. Balm. James +. Hogan. Law
renee Del Papa: honorable mention
John NJ. sullivan. Leo j. Massel. Fred
Moore. Edward Fall
CInss Medals.
Academy Glass. First Division-Gold
medal for progress Louis Zelus.
Academy Glass. Second Division
Gold medal for progress, Edward H.
Balm.
Junior Class. First Division-silver
medal for progress. Jesse p. Lawrence.
Junior Glass. Second Division-Silver
medal for progress. James T. Balm
Middle Class--Silver medal for prog
ross, Andrew Marchette
intermediate Class. First Division
Silver medal for progress. Martin
Intermediate Glass. Second Division
silver medal for progress, Louis Puque.
Preparatory Class--Silvcr medal for
progress Frederick Frank
Minim class-Silver medal for prog :
ress. Joseph Picchi
Academy Glass DistinctionH
First Division-Louis Zelus. Francis
]. Parater, Leo O'Connor. Hubert Z.
Timmins. William Lane. Thomas kea
veney, Joseph Asher.
Second Division--Edward II Balm.
Charles NJ Caravati. Andrew DaIfrou,
Louis l.eaman. John Quinn. Andrew
Tolker. Joseph Adams, John Ryan,
Louis Caravati.
intermediate Class.
First Division-Jcsse ID. Lawrence,
Leo Herbert. .Adolph Davis. John sui
iivan. Edward Fail. Ralph Banks. MIL
liam Wright, Thomas stouns.
Second Divisiom-James Balm. Law
renee Del Papa Paul Morano Philip
August. Herman Daffron. Ivcy Moore,
Henry caravati, Frederick Moore,
jerome Tresnou, Stewart keilam
Middle Class-Andrew Marchette.
Christopher Massei Aubrey Noble. Emil
Lenzi, William Brodie. Leo Jacobs.
Raymond Ryan, Joseph O'Nen John
Leanan.
intermediate Class.
First Division-Martin quinn, Win
throp Fisher Ellyson Thorp. Bernard
Pollard. Harold kuster, Francis
| Cccchini. Leo Wolfe. James Brophy,
Richard Banks. Walter upshur. An
thony Pinchi. George Rose.
Second Division-Louis Pinque, WI
liam Powers. Robert Keeper, John
Craven. Andrew Johnston. Raymond
Mcnamara, Aloysus Lane. Henry Click
erstan, Bernard Seifert. Robert Lane
| Edward o'Neil. Herbert Eitel, George
Eitcl
| Preparatory Class.
Frederick Frank. Edward McDon-
ough. Louis Shannon. Wilson Gruber
Bernard Faulhaber, Bernard Smith.
Minim Class.
| First Division Joseph Picchi, Henry
Jones. Joseph Lanse, George Schraudt
! Joseph t>ricy. Louis Raabe
/ Second Observation-Disclosures Sullivan
/ Francis Mott. Julian Trcsnon Jose ph
| l.anders. Rudolph Disse, Walter Jones
] st Peters is one OF the Oldest pri
vate schools III the city. Its grad
| yates are lifted out with Il special
| view TO commercial life. Special pre-
| paratory classes are also given The
school has been conducted for thirty
four years by the Naverian Brothers,
| coming into their control in 1879.