Evening journal., 1913-06-20
GRADUATES
ARE PRAISED
Bishop Monaghan COngratu-
IateS SaIeSianum Class on
Attaining High HOnOrS
YOUNG MEN PRESENT
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT


we're held last evening in the audi
torium of the New Century Club.
American flags and school PEN
nants amid banked palms and ferns,
made an attractive and picturesque
setting for the young men VINO
grouped on the stage in minstrel
style. presented the novel and enter
tanning program, which carried out
The idea of minstrelsy in a delightful
mixture of school hits and fun, class
ical and lighter music, and other IN
teresting features.
The Rt. Rev. John j Monaghan
who presided during the evening COM
plimented the successful work OF the
Ohlate Fathers Of ST. Francis de Sales
who are directing the Salesianum
school
The Introductory remarks were
made by Daniel j. Casey, who intro
duced the various ones taking part
M Casey was ably supported ny
George Finnan and Francis Calhoun,
as end men, and a steady How OF
repartee between the trio kept the aud
ionce laughing most of the timet
Philip Coyne was the choral direc-
tor and choir leader and proved him-
self worthy of the honor Miss Mary
T Murphy was an excellent accom-
panist Numbers on the program
which received special applause were
Bishop Monaghan. I'm a brief ad-
dress at the conclusion OF the eNei-
cises thanked the students in the
name OF the audience for the success
fil program; and congratulated the
Attntr in
the founding of a High school. The
church he said. demanded that edu-
cation be combined with religion, and
this the Oblate Fathers are doing.
TWe are proud Of the record the
school has made" said he. "and as
bishop am proud of the high place
hed by the school in the estimation
OF the people
The Bishop also touched upon the
subject of the outgrowth of the ca
paeity of the original building at
Eighth and West Streets and mem
toned the addition Of another build
Ing.
An address was made. also. by
Father Tucker. a 1907 graduate Of
th6 school on the "Recollections Of
the School" acknowledging the debt
so Rishop Monaghan for its establish
mdnt and TO the Oblate Fathers for
ltst perpetuation.
The program follows:
Mathematics-C la. Apology. World
Of Science" George Crewell: Oh,
metric exercise, piano solo. Francis
Mcdonnell (selection from Schu-
mNnl
History (al, Apology, Science OF
World Dennis Murphy; (h) recital
NNl Centenary of Peace" Glass a
tlrc;ry OF the Rev. Hugh Henry. Lit
D.f; (c) episqde THE Countersien.
Francis Kelleker: (dl reoollections.
our School" Alumnus. '07
hnglsh-(a) Auto apology "Moth-
or Tongue chorus. Oh. advice to
classmates John Burke
6port--(a) College yells Tutt. Oh
adventure Casey at the Bat"
Thomas W. Mulrooney; (cl. the dues-
tioii who Makes the Team Y (read-
Ing Of averaees).
Introductory Daniel j. Casey.
Latin-(a) Apology. Universal
Tongue Francis A. Murphy; (b)
composition Of Louis Siroux. q S. F.
S.f Walter X. Gallasher. Glass 07;
lcl Grafton, Marcus Antonius."
George Finnan
Cfeek-(al Apology. Tongue Of
WISDOM John O'Neill, Oh chanted
Nayer "Jheotochos~ lMediaevai Gro.
iorianl, Francis Tall; (cl reading.
A Greek Students Diary" Charles
Julian.
eerman--Ca Apology, Powerful
Tongue Francis Calhoun; (b) song,
Spinneriiedchen, tkeimann) Harry
Walsh, Glass '07; (cl piano solo. al
nino storm" CHunkeI Thomas Mui-
rooney, Glass u.
French--(a) Apology Tongue Of
Eate." Martin y Mclaughlin. (h)
cahtique. lie Clel a visitc la Terre. %
(Gounod) Carroll Guenvour, Glass 10:
tcl echos Militaircs. Joan of Arc
Gouis siroux, o. S. f. So Alumni
trio
School Averages, ETC.
Tho school averages and honor
marks read by Father Mahoney fol-
low:
Christian Observation-Disclosures Gall.
"a; Aloysius Biermann. on: Walter
Kane SO; Francis O'Neil. %: Thom-
as Mulrooney. 90; Dennis Murphy. 50:
Francis Kelleher. 9S; Joseph Big
gins, 81; Harold Kohlerman. a7;
John O'Neill 100; Charles Conway,
go 4 George Finnan, SO; Walter Han
ley, &c; Daniel Casey, "a: Francis
Caihound. 90; John Schulz. 93.
English-Francis Tall. 9S; Aoysius
Hermann, SO; Philip Coyne. 81,
James Hasson. 90; Thomas Mulroon-
ey, "a; Francis Kelleher "a; Cor
nehus Mundy, 80; John ONein. 81:
George Finnan, 90: Charles Conway,
90, Walter Hanley, 9s: Francis Cal
houn, 80: Daniel Casey. "a
Latin-Thomas Mulrooney "a: JOS
eph Biggins, "a; Francis ONeill. %:
Francis Kelleher, 90; Cornelius Mum
dys 81 John O'Neill, So: Charles Con-
way. 80; George cresswell. SO: Wal
ter Hanley. so; John Schulz. ~.
5reek-Charles Conway. 90; John
O'Neill, SO; Andrew Tuskey. IS: Wal
t9rf Hanley. 95; John Schulz. 90;
George Cresswell. o.
French-Francis Tall, 9S: James
Hssson, So; Denis Murphy. rs: John
Hughes, 75; Joseph Scarano. rs: John
CNeill SO; George Finnan. rs,
CHARLES Conway, rs: Charles Julian
70 8 Joseph Riley. 70.
Ferman-Aloysius Biermann. so,
Thomas Mulrooney. 96: Franci.
O'Neill, IS; Leo Lange. 81: Andrew
TuEkey. Sc; Francis Murphy. n: Wal
ter Hanley "a: George Creswen. SS,
John Schulz. 81.
Arithmetic-Aloysius Biermann. 100.
Francis Gall Sc; Walter Kane. IS
Joseph Biggins. 81; Thomas Mul
rooney, 81; francis Kelleher. 95
Dennis Murphy. 95; Francis ONeill
95< John Burke. o.
Apohra-E Francis KoIfobor 90