The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-15
DIOCESE OF WINONA

Teresa has just closed the most sue
,essful year Of its history. The bac-3
:alaureate sermon to the graduates
vas given Sunday morning, June 2,
)y the Reverend John Ryan, S. T. L.,
2h. D., of Winona. The exercises of
Commencement day, Monday, June g.
pened with Pontifcal High Mass Gel
sbrated by the Right Reverend Pat
lex Richard Hebron, D. D., Bishop of
Ninona. After the Mass the men,
)ers of the Faculty and the students,
n full academic dress, went in pro-
,ession to the college auditorium
where the commencement exercises
we're held. Mr.. c. G. Schulz, Super
ntendent of Education for Minnesota,
delivered the commencement address.
Mr.. Schulz spoke on Education for
service" The candidates for degrees
we're presented by the Reverend
francis M. Kelly, D. d. The degrees
we're conferred by the Right Reverend
Bishop Hebron.
) The following candidates received
ACcICCo' DdSuClOI III AUS, MISS ASd-s
ha Achatz, Harmony, Minnesota;
Hiss Mildred Herbert, Rock Rapids,
owa; Miss Constance Kelley, Bara-
300, Wisconsin; Miss Julia McHugh,
4idgerwood, North Dakota; Sister M.
Aimee Reinert, Visitation Order and
Sister M. Aquin Walsh, Presentation
Order, Dubuque, Iowa; Sister M. Dan
ell Madden, and Sister M Evarista
Kelley, Franciscan Order, Rochester,
Minnesota; Sister M. Juliana McCor-
mack, Presentation Order, and Sister
NJ. Paula Stuart, Visitation Order,
Dubuque, Iowa; Miss Margaret Voel-
lzer, Winona, Minnesota.
Bachelor of Science, Miss Corinne
Walsh, Winona, Minnesota.
The graduation exercises of the
Conservatory of Saint Cecilia took
place in the auditorium of the College
If Saint Teresa Monday afternoon.
The program included an artists re-
ital by Miss Beatrice Troendle. So
lrano. Mr.. Hamlin Hunt of Mime
apolis, President of the Minnesota
Music Teachers Association, address
I'D the graduates on the theme, "The
Musician in the Community At the
close of the address the diplomas
we're given to nine Conservatory
sraduates by the Right Reverend
Bishop Hebron.
Diplomas in the Conservatory
courses were distributed as follows:
Piano Course, Miss Helen Burke,
Ellsworth, Minnesota; Miss Margaret
goffey, Luverne, Minnesota; Miss
Justine Herder, Red Wing, Mime
ota; Miss Miriam Kauphusman, Wi
1ona, Minnesota; Miss Florence Roll,
Ellsworth, Minnesota.
. Voice Course, Miss Frances Matter
9olva, North Dakota.
Normal, Music Course, Miss Mary
Shaw, Stuart, Iowa; Miss Frances
Simonet, Little Falls, Minnesota.
/ Dramatic Art Course, Miss Evange-
inc, Dowd, Lansing, Minnesota.
The Summer Session of the College
If Saint Teresa will open June 20.
{Sherburn: On SUNDAY, June z, 81.
Lule's Court, Catholic Order of For
asters, conferred degrees on eighteen
candidates. Chief Ranger H. G. Sci
sert was in charge and he was assist
ID in the comforting of degrees by
State Organizer p. H. Martin, Rev.
J. NJ Meyer and Rev. p. ]. Kearney.
High Mass was celebrated at $3.50 in
st. Luke's Church by Father Kearney,
who also preached an appropriate ser
mon, In the evening a banquet was
given at which an unusually large num-
Der was present. A delightful pro-
gram of speeches and music was car
ried out st. Luke's Court now num-
bers nearly one hundred members. II
was organized in 1910, with a charter
Il 49,