South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
ACADEMY PUPILS
PRESENT PLAYLET
Twenty Girls Receive Their
Diplomas During Closing
Exercises.

the title OF Dedulliul pay itt an
two acts presented by the -. Joseph
academy pupil. at the closing exer-
c.ses Friday afternoon in the parish
auditorium before an audience of
appreciative parents and friends.
In the musicale given along with
the play every pupil i'm the music
department of the academy was
represented on the program while
the cast of the sketch was by the
children up to the sixth grade. Even
the tiny minums had their little
parts TO take.
Careful and sometimes hard
training on the part of the sisters
was responsible for the excellence
of the production. over % girls
took part and all were in appropri-
ate and unusually pretty costumes
suggesting Rain" Fair Weather.
Noon" Dawn" "Firefies' ~ But
terfiies.' "Dewdrops" Spiders
"SUnbeams, sunset, storm
Clouds" and others.
The overture was played 10y the
Misses Irene LAUDER, Eleanor Hag-
erty. Martha aud Rosemary Bliss
at two pianos. The accompaniment
to act two were by the Misses Cath
crime Zeiger, Marie Joyce. Hagerty,
LAUDER and Martha Bliss.
Glass Presents March.
Another very pretty feature of the
program was Cinderella March
CPapinD by the class ensemble. Two
choruses, Hail TO the Dawn
tSuppe-Ashford) and "A Moonlight
Boat Ride" CVeazie), by the school,
were particularly pleasing for their
harmony and sweetness.
The Rev. John +. DeGroote G.
:. c.. briefly gave the closing re-
marks complimenting the sisters for
the work during the year and the
pupils for the highly commendable
manner in which they gave their
various parts.
Twenty young girls received their !
diplomas from the eighth grade and F,
will enter the high school depart /
ment reNt fall. \ class of nine /
were to have been graduated from |
the academic department but the /
course has recently been increased I
requiring an extra year of study. J
So preferring TO complete the studies /
thoroughly the young girls pre- /
ferred 10 wait until next June.
Sunday Monday and Tuesday the |
work of the academy pupils i'm sew (
ing and regular class work will be I
on display in the St Joseph's acad- (
envy. and an invitation TO the gen 1
eral public has been extended.
Musical Program.
The musical program for the eX-
ercises was as follows:
Under the Palm Trees (Sinn-
bold1-Violins. jeremiah Mccarthy, (
John Cunningham. Richard Koegan, /
Martin Maher. Bronislaus Koch !
nowski. Paul Kelly Seymour Weis-
8 crser. Margaret MacGregor. Leona
Miller and Goldie Grumwald; piano.
William Furey.
Marguerite Waltz" (Bilbro)-
Margaret wellington and Eleanore /!
Osborne.
Golden stars" CStreabbog) -
Hudegarde Stoeckley and Marie Nc
Erlaine.
"Barcarone" CHonman) - Paul
Kochnowski. Richard Koegan and /
Ia iel Kelly.
our Festal Day (Silver)-Mar-
saret Schweiss. Ruth Thomas. Mil
dred Johnson, Marjory ROhr. Esther /
Rockstroh and Mildred Madison
Johnson.
Mandolin Solo" (Singelee) -
Blanche Grumwald.
"Marche Militaire" (Streabbog)-
Eleanor Engledrum and Margaret
Wellington.
Vocal solo Ave Maria (Millard) |
Rosemary Bliss.
.'Trot de Cavalierre" CRubenstein) I
Nina Hutchinson and Pauline
Shipe.
"Adonis Polka" (Streabbog) -
Elsie Hoffer and Margaret Schweiss. /
Bohemian Girl" (Balfe)-Lllie /
and Helen Dietz.
Prosperity March" (Engelman) |
Irene Miller. Dorothy L-angen-
bahm. Lille Dietz and Helen Har
den.
Vocal solo. The Flower Girl
tBevignani) Florence Guthrie.
"Danse des Fees CSmith) Ca
milIa Manon and Anna Marie Nc
Inerny.
Harp Solo" (Oberthur)-Miss
Grace Peterson.
carmen" CBizeD-Hazel Roster.
Dorothy Mcnerny, Elizabeth Santa, !
and Grace Kerr.
Piano solo. Rustic of Spring /
tSinding) Helen Langenbahn.
la Baladine" Lysberg) First !
piano. Mary Doran; second piano. /
Laverna Schilling.
Dance of the Winds peabody !
Mary Rose Butler. Florence Guth- |
RE. Pauline Shipe and Catherine /
Zeiser
"Nalse Tyrohenne' tRaft)-Elea- |
nor Hagerty and Marie Joyce.