The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
FORTY TWO GIVEN DIPLOMAS FROM
st, JO5EPH'S AND CATHEDRAL HIGH
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT ExER
crSEs HELD AT THE CARROLL
CLUB LAST EVENING.
Rev, o. n. Moye Presents Diplomas
With Patriotic Address.


room at 4 premium. when A. young men
and women Of Cathedral high school
and 81. Joscph's academy had tho grad
uatinn honors If these Two institutions
bestowed upon them by tn" ri. Rev. y.
f. Move. In addition To tho addresses
hy the graduates given. charming SOLOS
were rendered by three Of tho girl grad
mates. including "All Joy BE- Thine. BY
Miss Bcrnardinc Stcinmntz: birds on
the Wing" hy Miss Lillian Clarity;
Tho Swallows by Miss Madeline Alt
meyer.
TN. salu,atory was given. ms follows,
by Gcorg" NJ fahry:
The members OF class l9lS or
Cathedral high and -. Jrscph's academy
bid YOU welcome. tn their joint COM
mcnccmcnt.
"Tn-night VIC have reached the top OF
the ladder Il height to which VIC nave
been climbing for four long years. yet.
in tho retrospect. how short IN Tcall'S
these four years have been. We must
now begin tn take our places IN Inc
world. in whose vast arena the struggle
will hr Tough, and VIC arc to be the con-
;cstants for success in the strife; VIC
must leave behind. with reluctance To De
sure, the pleasures and care-frcc mo-
mrnts known only to the high school
student and don the armor of courage
and perseverance,.
Tho hour is fast approaching when
VIC as 4 class. must break the tie mat
has hound us together during our career
ut our respective. schools; we must pur-
sue, obviously. different paths III NE
hut let nothing ever rob us OF thhL
friendly, wholesome association f"rmca
by us during our high SChoo! days.
Let this evening be the happy climax
Of our dear high school days and al
though 1919 is rapidly passing away
still let the declining hours be filed
with JOY and good cheer and let US
cherish them while they lngcr RI the
parting of the ways.
; The Purpose al Reading" was the
topic Of an interesting Grafton by Ed
ward 7. McNuluy.
The valedlCtory address, by MISS LAR
oIyn ZArnitz. follows:
The flight of time has brought into
our lives an event which VIC have long
anticipn,"d--our happy graduation. ana
vet. across the serene sky of the per-
feel dav Of youthful dreams. floats Il
| solitary cloud--a sad. tender thought
! vibrant in thc word "valcdiccre"-farr-
wcll---farcwcll To school days. 10 old
! friends. ia devo;rd teachers.
! Valcdiccre-ihc word rc-echoes IN
every heart for speak tonight for
each member Of the class Of l9lS-for
her VINO goes out from the haiIowed
, roof of -. Jnscph's academy. and fo'
I him who leaves the shclterins walls ut
. III. Cathedral high school.
! Farewell. dear alma mater. LONE
| your halls have resoundcd with our
ell u;ailS have
! borne witness to our triumphs and de-
| feats.
| Old friends and classmates. farewell:
! Only now. as We InEcr AT the parting
: Of tho ways. do wc realize how dear
were the associations Of our school HE:
how close the tbs that bound US TO-
! Ecthcr.
Farewell. beloved teachers. dear Sis,
! rcrS Nf st. Joseph and rcvrred Nav:rIar
BROTHERS. Patiently. pcrs"vcrinGly. You
| have taught us IN" noble lessons ol
| life. YOU havr guided and fashioned
| will. heart. and rnicll"cr: You have
! formed Ms into mon and women who
! Will take ny tn" burdens IT the day
whn will d." not our bit hut "u-
. best" in winning liberty for our c"un-
/ try. pcaca for our homes, and heaven
/ for our eternal reward.
! The Awards.
Academic hOnurS. commercial depart
mcnt-lnstnad Of gold medals. a war
| savings stamp. presented By Red. FL
| ward t. Web r diocesan chancellor. Il
! awarded in tn" following branches:
! Book keeping. Miss Lillian Clarity
and Miss Mildred Kaltcnbach; stenog
| raphy. Miss Eliza birth Cook: orthoEra'
| phr. Miss Rose JarObucci.
! Instead OF 4 gold medal. three war
| savings stamps. pres ntcd by the st
Irscphs Academy Alumnar ASSOCIATION
! fer pcnmanshp. are awarded To Miss
| Nellie Hickey.
Academic Department.
Instead Of gold medal. three War
! Savings Stamps. presented by the st
! .Iosrph'S Academy Alumnac association
for English literature. arc awarded tt
Miss Mildred nonahic. Instead Of n
gold medal. thrc" War Savings Stamps
! presented 10y Very Rev. q. II. Moye
! V. g.. LL.D.. for Latin. arc awarded &c
! Miss Carolyn Iarnits
Graduation Honors.
! Commercial pcpartmrnt-ln tcsti'
! mony Of having completed honnrahlI
the commercial course. Il gold media
and diploma arc conferred upon Misses
, Madeline NJ. Altmeycr. Margaret VI
/ Callahan. Madeline r. CLANCY. Angela
! VI. chapman. Elizabeth NJ. Cook. Lillian
! {. Clarity. Hilda T Grott"ndi"ch
! Raphael A.. IIav"ron. Nellie G. Hickey
! Rose VI. Jacohucri. Mildrcn X. kaltcn'
! bach. irene {. Kelley. NJ. Agnes Mona
! han. Angela VI. Reed. Brrnardnc NJ
| Si"inm"tz.
Academic Departmental testimony
| Of having passed honOrahly through the
special course Of English studies. 4
, gold medal and Il diploma are con
fcrrrd upon Misses Mildred +. ponahie
carolyn NJ Iarnits.
For having attained at 81. JnSrph's
academy thr highest general average
in class Of 1915, n Liberty Bond. thf
gift Of tho III. Rev. i. !. Donahue. n
H.. is presented to Miss Carolyn II
LurDi,S.