The Lake County times., 1918-06-20
ALL SAINTS
GRADUATION

The commencement exercises Of AL
Saints Academy We're characterized by
special signiacance, hence particularly
enjoyable and specially interesting
Present-tine thought was everywhere
so cleverly worked into time -honored
exercises that they took on all the
freshness Of youthfulness
Every detail In the decorations and
the exercises teemed with the genuine
~ American spirit The pictures Of
three Of our most eminent American
presidents. Washington. Lincoln and
Wilson. occupied prominent places in
the decorative designs. and seemed
10 infuse their American spirit into
both the audience and those who took
part in the program.
The Last Hymn. recitation graph
ically describing the sinking of the tt
tanic was cleverly interpreted By the
pupils Of the freshmen class The
juniors and sophorores in their milf
tary drili were received with an ova-
tion and deservedly SO. The seven
members % the senior class covered
themselves with laurels in their up
to-datte play. The Girls over Here T
4 ne play AESEAl " a. tllSHtliiE anu AiiE
girls brought out the American spirit
the patriotism and the fine humor Of
the play IN an admirable manner. All
present were Instituted in their praise
Of the gem. The Girls over Here.
and many are clamoring 10 have it
repeated.
The conferring Of The honors by Rev.
Z F Barrett was the most pleasing
s-r-a 1f Ne 6re r~or~ar7
Rev Father Barrett was usual,
most happy among his children and
particulars happy in his remarks and
congratulations He announced the
necessity Of enlarging the school even
In these war-times so absolutely ne
cessary is the demand His little
school Of seventy-eight has taken on
vast proportions. due no doubt. 10 the
trtense interest Father Barrett has
ever taken in his school which he con
sfders the most important work Of the
parish
Diplomas for grammar school course
we're awarded to Edward q DAILY. Maur-
ice b Dalton Peter F. Dufrane, Joseph
J Gehring George n. KaIins. Vernon
NJ kragcr. Edward /. LaCombe. John
70 Lceney Joseph r. Lynch Edward J.
Mayer. George +. McBee, Francis r.
McQuade. Walter ]. Rice. Luke a So
kaz. John 2. Smith, Lawrence J. Scott,
Francis A. wilhelm. Florence D. Beck
er Mary C. Conrov. Marie a. Chivigny.
Mary L. Compton. Eva NJ Compton,
Mary T. Cochran Mary I Duff. Beatrice
c. Either. Irene T. Fehring, Evelyn c.
I4anlon Marie Nj Lynch Mabel G.
Martin. Mabel c. O'Connor. Arvella c.
Pollen, Marie L Roop Rose c. Robert
Clara r. SoVinski. Theresa NJ. Schultz
Florence G. Wolfe. Mildred c. Young.
Elizabeth N Yonke
Gold medals for Christian Doctrine
donated by the Society Of the Holy
Name.
cold medals for T. s. history donat-
ed by the Luers court. C. O. F.
Christian Doctrine. eighth grade
Merited by Maurice Dalton Edward
I.aCobe. Edward MAYER Francis Nc
Quade. Walter Rice Luke sokaz. Law
renee Scott and Francis Wilhelm. Mary
Conroy Marie CheyiEny. Beatrice
Either, Irene Fehring, Evelyn Hanlon.
Marie Lynch, Mabel O'Connor. Arvella
Pollen Marie Roop, Rose Robert. Clara
sovinski. Mildred Young and Elizabeth
Yonke.
Recipients George Kalina, Evelyn
Hanlon
United States History. seventh grade
-Merited by Lawrence O'Connor. Rog-
er Kelley. Leonard Rosene John Roz-
hon. Daniel Slavin. Edward SIattery.
Dorothy Whitmer and Raymond Schaef-
er.
cipients-Roger Kelley Dorothy
whitmer
Certificates for commercial course
conferred on Margaret f Carroll.
~ EbereSt, Catherine Y. Filan Eleanor
L. Gehriug. Ella f German. Anna "
Keenan,. Marie e. KeErsn Louise z.
McRee. Nlelvlna O. AtcQuillan. Mnrv 2