The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
PROGRAM is GIVEN
BEFORE LARGE AUDIENCE
LAST NIGHT.

BEFORE LARGE AUDIENCE
LAST NIGHT.
ORIGINAL Poems. orations and Songs
by BOYS Of ~ - Commence
rent Monday Evening.
The annual class night e>"cctsrs
given By the graduating class nt Ga
fhedral hicil school we're h"ld last
night beforr a crowd which raN"d m"
Cathedral armnrH The exercises NJ
last night were considered 'he h"$'
ever given.
,'ummencsnenr sill hn held Jointly
win thar OF .i:N sraiua'ine class Of
81 ios-rh'S academy N0n!Hy or'nIns
in II. a-:clt lab auditorium
Much friendly spirit Ma shown w
tho uudsrSra;;ut''.S OF tl:" school dur
ing tho evening: entertainment Mem
berS Of the junior. SOPHOMORE au'P
freshman classes showed their appr"'
citation OF tbs prcgram oy cheering
each member ot the senior class attsr
he had finished his part NJ the pro
gram.
Class Officers.
The following are rho officers oF ~"
class of tal1: Edward l. uailer. pres
ident, Albert J. kirchsessner. wire
president; Arthur Y. Nurniz. secretary.
The class motto is Quo Honor pnCii
(Ehere honor leaderhr and the class
colors ara green and white.
Members ~ fhe present SraduallnS
class are: Frank Nan. Willis Fahey,
James Henry. Albert kirchsesSn"r.
Lewis Weiss. Edward Smith. Michael
Long. Thomas Haskins. E.dN ard kark-
hofH. Arthur Eurutz. James gallagher.
Charles McFadden. John Padden. Earl
Murphy. D. ". kulpa Vincent Arm
hruster. Edward Dailer. John GIN
ding. " T Rafferty,. John Gorsucn
and Frank Quigley.
After an overture by the alumni or.
chestra Edward J. Dailer. president ot
the class, save the opening address. In
which be welcomed rhe members or
the faculty. undergraduate and those
presenr to the class nigh, exercises.
He spoke briefly of the history of the
class md OF 'he accomplishments
which the class had attained during
the past YOUR years ar Cathedral high
school.
The Class poem.
TIE ci7-= y'.;... written by Willis H
Eahey. MS ,hsn rad by him. as fol.
lows:
You ha-a heard nf deeds heroic.
Of schools both far and near.
But the rreatrst desds acrnr, olished
Have com" I" PASS right hers.
Tc,. have heard ~ schools far 4ie.an..
You hav. heard about 'hsir ways.
Su, mono "F :h"s& ."a' cutie sN'ci
our Glorious FiEh S"h""' d7.S.
our r;4,.S ~ cid t'ath.hral.
.Ars. rnIr,h-ref .'ra b.. "''a
And uc'rl to- hank ",:~ .in'a Ma'er.
For all rh1; shs h.e dor
Our tasks ha.e s'r'"''r'es l"Hk"1 "a
though.
Th.,. n.rn >rr, 'ar3 - rass
Sat s",.nt.ar ksr. ~,Sh' ~ 'h"w.
Tuae n rho make az -: -" class
Hero n,rnin tres" fr"n"red ua'i-.
Me- sa,hArci r"1r b. gar
And wish Ne -o'lld k"'e2 ''"ufirc.
To rh's ria's ~ b. :" h"ar
The I. = s classes "or,r and -
A. rho 'ears &" -0lltnc h..
Fur - claim, b.. rhs hss' rne
Tia, has lAf, t'a'hsdrsi High
Al. Traar rtd ''athedral
Fi"? u. draad :" l>a," %ou NOT
irn~ uhn ,r".,e~ ~iI.-" tho fu:ur" IL -
WI "r'i. ar! .,h"n. aud how:
.r1i S.;.,,,.-r'' HIS .iread ,Sri,"f
For .;"G. for ''":in:r,. ami for SCHOOL
RON ,,.,,, nam tr.y'r.. nnt 7fraiT
W.T. ,'"nGI'r. : "'lr "'il"
.t,l.. Honor ru.,T-0 ",ir r""''" sr.rd
!'"r t',,s r"';s atNai ~t""6
.Nlrr,. i,r.;..~ i"a.i"tll " - =. Ii';a
Wit lra'! ;" rl'r! E.:''i.
>fts" : 'n:,~:'e' ''i'"h"r r., fhe Or
.,hsst r.. Nli,"rr :. kirrN:. >rts- ~ lrS
.wr l'!Iu"r"r~ urHrn.". -"sI nv" class
i,r"r,. -, ;.iirn- e; IN. Nl:.'r"> h"'::~ -
each m"uhr "F -" class :" v"ars
f,cn." /; 'rs statements ar" tr'.e ;h-
a. ,.tnse "r e II : wili h-y" fI~
'u>n.G ,-''rn. a"n'i'rfll ms.r for this
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