Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-14

LUkEllU AGAUEMI N ATTENDED BY MANY. St. Patricks hall was filled to ca pacity last evening when the com mencement exercises of Loretto acad- emy were held. Four students were graduated from the high school and nineteen received diplomas signify ing that they had completed the work of the grammar school. The diplo- mas were awarded by the Rev. C.. Mandin, rector of St. Patrick's ca thedral
 From the opening chorus, which was sung by the members of the vo- cal class, to the last number on the was exceptionally we'll done. Partic- ularly interesting were the piano and violin numbers presented by the ad- vanced pupils. A group for violin, interpreted by John Downs, was most enjoyable. Madeline Hankins at the piano gave excellent support. The valedictory was given by Edward Ray mond Kelly and the salutatory by Freda Elizabeth Suttey.
 The program of exercises in full was as follows;
 Chorus ............... Vocal Class 
 ...."All's Right With the World
 Freda Elizabeth Suttey Concert Polonaise ... Englemann Piano a, Margaret Ecker. Amy Fenner; piano b, Marian Sowle,
 Alice Campbell Spanish Fantasie ......... Wachs
 Marie Kingston Isle of Dreams - Gonjussen
 Amy Fenner Barbier de Seville ... Rossini Piano-Blanche Campbell, Amy
 Fenner, Geraldine Stone, Made
 line Hankins, Jeanette Newman,
 Mary Hennessy; violins-John
 Downs, Joseph Downs, Edward
 Porter, David Marks, John Han
 kin, Spencer Shattuck, Char
 lotte Campbell. Le Resac .................. Merz
 Mary Hennessy Final Valse
 Piano a, Geraldine Stone
 Piano b, Agnes Turner Violin solo In Gondola, Impromptu .....
 ................... Misch Elman Gondoliera ....... Louis Victor Saar
 John Downs
 Piano, Madeline Hankins Prisoner and the Swallows. .................... Croisez
 Geraldine Stone Romance ...........-..... S1belius Valse Caprice ...-....s........ Felton
 Jeanette Newman Monologue ..... Sweet Girl Graduate
 Blanche Julia Campbell Rhapsodie No. ? ....... Liszt
 Madeline Haskins Essay ...... All the Worlds a Stage"
 Eugene Gerald Hicks hlSOleItO ........ a..... Nerue-ElSZt
 Blanche Julia Campbell, Ava Maria ................. Francis
 Voice-Mary Hennessy
 Violin-John Downs
 Piano-Blanche Julia Campbell Poet and Peasant Overture -.
 F. V. Suppe 1st violin-John Downs, John
 Hankin, David Marks, Spencer
 Shattcuk
 2nd violin-Joseph Downs, Ed
 ward Porter Charlotte Campbell
 1st Cornett-Nemo Debely.
 2nd Cornet-Arthur Peterson Drums and Bells-John Brownie Essay and Valedictory ..........
 'If great thy purpose though
 thou fail, Thy life is not with
 out avail"
 Edward Raymond Kelly Address ...... Reverend C. Mandin Confering Diplomas on graduates oi the High School, by Reverend C. Man din.
 Edward Raymond Kelly, Eugene Gerald Hicks, Blanche Julia Campbell Freda Elizabeth Suttey.
 Conferring diplomas on graduates of the Grammar school lgnatius Denis Kehoe, James Joseph McCusker, John Costleq, Josepr Al 1 bert Downss George Stanley Novis Ernest Joseph Caretto, Frances Eli zabeth Leggett, Kathleen Patricia Ryan, Mary Cecilia Glasson, Anna | Catherine Downs, Pauline Elizabeth McGeein, Mary Alice Wickstrom Ma | rian Gertrude Sowle, Alice Adeline Campbell, Mary Allena Ward, Mary Margaret Kelly, Noble Thankful Du rec, Amy Theora Fenner, Naomi New man.
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