Evening star., 1920-06-17
HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT HELD
prominent Members of Faculties of
Other Institutions Are Among
Guests Present,

HOLY Trinity Parochial School held
It's 10th commencement last night
In the assembly hall, of the new
school building.
prominent members of the faculties
OF Georgetown University. Gonzaga
college and other institutions were
among the guests. Rev John C.
Geale, s. j., rector of Holy Trinity,
oeliVered a short talk, In which he
praised the Sisters of Mercy in charge
OF the school, for their efforts. and
preolcted that high school course
would be added during the next year.
Joseph Reilly delivered the address
OF welcome. Other features of the
program were: Greetings to Holy
TRINITY. by children of the first
grade; Opening Chorus of Welcome
students of the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades; Farewell" by the
graduating class, and Flag Salute"
by the juniors
The school now has more than 500
students on it's rolls, an increase OF
nearly 500 per cent over three years
ago, when 1t took possession OF the
new school buildings.
Premiums Awarded.
Premiums in the boys department
Were awarded as follows:
Eighth grade-Albert Brault, class
excellence; Joseph Reilly, Christian
and Joseph Reilly, attendance.
Seventh grade-Leo Donovan, class
excellence. Christian doctrine and de-
pertinent, and Benjamin Wilson. at
tendance.
Sixth grade-Samuel Caskins class
excellence and Christian doctrine:
Francis kettner. department, and
Francis Knott. attendance.
Fifth grade-Joseph Cavanaugh,
class excellence; 9aomas Ready,
hrfc To-, nj 4 ~ M. nj
Joseph Poore. and John Cavanaugh,
attendance.
Fourth grade-Thonas Kehiler.
class excellence and Cnrtstian doc
trine, and James Withers and John
Talbot, attendance.
Third grade = Lawrence Duvall.
class excellence, Christian doctrine
and department, and John Thomas,
attendance.
Second grade-EuEenc Lyddane.
class excellence and Christian doc
trine; George Schee.e,- department,
and Patrick Donohue. a:teudance.
First grade-IIenry I.eibin, class
excellence, and James ithodes, at
Premiums in the aigis' department
Were awarded as follows
Eighth sradc-~Msbel Mckinley.
class excellence ara Christian doc
trine; Elva Ricciardi, deportment'
Catherine Ahern. attendance and sew
ing; scholarship for one year to
Mount st. Agnes High School, award
ed to Mabel Mckinley.
Seventh grade-Eyelyn Buscher,
class excellence and Christian doc
trine: Victoria Wilson, department;
Alice Shurland. sewing.
Sixth grade-Thelma Brown, class
excellence; Teresa Kolb, department;
Louise Meyer, attendance, and Evelyn
Kettner, sewing.
Fifth grade-Marie Griffin, class ex-
cellence: Louise Cardin. Christian doc
trine; Helen Leasure, department.
Bernice Harmon, attendance; Helen
Leasure, sewing.
Fourth grade-Mary Gilhooley. class
excellence; Julia Ann Shaffer. Chris
ton doctrine: Helen Mcdonald, de-
pertinent; Agnes Reynolds. attend
ance; Martha Ehrmantrout sewing.
Third grade-Edith Rhodes, class
excellence and Christian doctrine:
Anna Marie Cox. attendance; Ariel
Sherier, department.
Second grade-Mildred Ricciardi,
class excellence and attendance; Mar
garet Klein. Christian doctrine; Helen
Sherfer, department.
First grade-Dorothy Tyson, class |
excellence.