The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-20
ST. PETERS ACADEMY
HOLDS FINAL EXERCISES
tracts Audience Which Fills Audi
forum to Capacity.
PROGRAM OF GREAT INTEREST
Addresses by Very Rev. J. J. Bowler
and y. j. Dreamer Prove Features.
Award of Premiums Follows Dis
trihution OK Diplomas.

Tho annual commencement exercises
OF st. Teter's Boys Academy were con-
Quoted last night a, McGil Home be.
fore an audience Of friends and patron4
OF the school which taxed tho Aeat!nL;
capacity OF the auditorium. Distribu-
ton of diplomas 10 the graduates, tho
award OF premiums and addresses BY
j. j. Dreamer and Very Rev. j. J.
Howler. were features OF the closing
exercises.
Tho program rendered was as fol.
Overture. orchestra; salutatory. John
j. Quinn; chorus. "liappy the Light 81
Girl Galfe); recitation. Andrew j.
i!nfroi. Jr.; selection, orchestra; essay.
EDWARD II. Balm; chorus. Anvil Chorus,
See How the shadows" "II. Trova.orc''
tNerdit; recitation. Charles NJ Cara
vail; valcdictory. Andrew T Tolker;
d!siribuuou Of diplomas and premlums;
address. j. j. tT.aiucr. address, Very
Key. j; j. Fowler; selection. orchestra.
Certiiicntos TOR general proficiency
were awarded to the following mem
oers %; The academy class. whose
Edward u! Balm, Charles W. Caravati,
Andrew J Danron. Jr.. John J quinn,
Joseph W. Adams, Louis +. Leamau,
John y. Ryan, Georg. j. Binus. Allan
y, r toS FrHngis l. KAN; Charles
Christian neutrality-suspicious. pre-
."nted BY Rev. Joseph MaGri. II. -:
FATIiEN MtGHI AWARDS
PREMIUMS 70 STUDENTS
IN. irst premium IN the senior class,
q sold medal MAS awarded 10 Andrew
awarded 10 the following students:
Edward ~. Rain, John !. Quinn. Louis
T. Leaman, Charles caravatl, Jesse u.
lawrence. john y. Ryan, Jr.. Andrew
j baifron, lr. and James II. Null
6 ,,,N.,,,as Seniors rgeeivinE h9norable
James NJ Muldowney. Louis Caravnti'
Joseph W Adams, Francis l.. Kahn.
iiernard koster, Leo J: Massci. Thomas
WriEht. Allan ". Powers Peter \.
I.o>zell!. James =. Hogan. Charles r.
Ross Joseph Rims. Melvin j. Dreamer.
Jotiah G. Bouiden and John NJ. sullivan.
Junior class. the first premium, a
silver medal. was awarded to James
L. Balm. while second premiums were
SWEENEY. rawrcni,c"c j. b@iapapa and md
Paul Morano. Members OF the Junior
~ follows: Fred Moore, Myer pncini.
Christopher Massei, Aubrey Noble
Andrew y. Marchett!. Emil Lcnzi Alvin
llattor:. Henry Caravati, Joseph
ONe!n. william Brodic, Charles A.
Nuiiyc. Jerome Trcsnon. Dennis OSul-
Ivan. Robert T.. Daffron. John I.eamar,
stewart Kellam, John Allen. Jacob
Johann, Joseph Burke. Raymond Ryan,
RAYMOND ,Cecehini, James D. Hart
Lane.
Class medals were awarded rs fol.
lows: Academy class. first division
gold medal for progress. Edward II
iiain; gold medal for clocution. donated
10y -. Peters alumni. Charles NJ. Cara
vati; Academy class. second division.
gold medals !or progress. Jesse j.
Lawrence and .Adolph Davis. Junior
class. FIRST division, silver medal FOR
progress lanes Balm. Junior class.
second division. silver medal for
progress Andrew Marchcttl Middia
class. silver medal FOR progress. Myer
P3cini. Middle class. second division,
silver medal Tor progress. Walter Up
shnr intermediate class. first divl-
sion. silver medal for progress, William
Moore. intermediate class. second d.
vision: silver medal for progress.
Francis Stewart. Preparatory class
SILVER medal for progress, JOSEPH, Far
ley. Minim class. silver media! FOR
progress, Francis Cline.