Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
CATHOLIC HIGH
TO Be ENLARGED
Girls Institution Too Small to
Accommodate Classes; Grad
uation Exercises Held
MANY GIFTS AW A r D E D

Announcement was made today that,
due to the large number Of students en-
tering high school classes, II will be
necessary TO add annexes to the Cath
olic Girls High School. This was an
ounced today at the graduating erer.
Music. Monsignor Nevin II. Fisher
presided In place of Cardinal Dough-
erty, who was unable TO be present.
Following the awarding of the d.
plomas, Monsignor Fisher gave the
graduates a practical talk.
Graduates In the general course were I:
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Antoinette Fiahaven, L.oretto Dolores Ford.
Anna Gertrude Gaffnsy. Helena Agnes
Marie Hsiberstadt. Anna Veronica Hearn.
Kathryn Evangellne Hughes: Emily Berna.
dette Hurley. Mary Rose Johnson. Helene
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trude Kramer.
Graduates in the commercial course
were:
Irene Helen Arnold. Margaret Rita At
we'll: Mary Elizabeth Btitt Elizabeth ,,- Helen ellen
Mary browns, Geneyisve Asnss Rryper, Anna
Regina Burns, Victoria Elizabeth Burns.
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cosaroys. Mary MSsdaien Cunningham. Mar
garet Rita DALEY. Maresret Mary Dempsey.
Marraret Mary Donneliy, Geraldine Mary
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s%s L Hhasn HaeS HsR RSTSsny Miriam Miriam
Mccarthy. Edith FrederioKa Mccormick.
ElSysnss E,I LotIsis MSdsttssn Helen Claire
H6Ss Roso Ruth FS Hru.s MsGasn
beth Mulksrn. Mary za El,zsbeih Inro:N Munger
phy, Margaret Josephine o'Br,en. Elizabeth
Anna oNeill. Edith AEnes Powers. Louise
Mary Proctor. Nellie Agnes Rodden.
The following gifts were announced:
An elevator was presented to the school
h, NJ, Mo,, III E,uhar NINA
valued at $4,000, by the Alumnae of
the Immaculate Heart: check for
$4,000 from st. Josephs Alumnae;
$1,000 from the Holy Child Alumnae for
equipment Of school lunchroom; $1,000
from the Franciscan Alumnae for en-
dowment; $500 from the Mercy
Alumnae.
A large painting was presented to the
school by Nicholas Turan.
The following prizes were awarded:
Cardinal Dousherty prize for best essay
on Christian Doctrne-Frances Dougherty;
best essay in English. Sara Biderstein;
general exclelenc In English. Josephine Die
Catherine b. Hughes; best average in mathe-
matics, Josephine Demand best average in
biology, Frances N. pougherty.
in French; best average in drawing, sara
resa SchweIgert: special prize for attendance.
Helen Flahadem: Bishop McDevitt prize for
beat essay In Christian Doctrine. Mary II.
Doheny.
Highest general average. Margaret Cald-
well; best Average in English ESSAYS. Cath
crime A. Giboy; mathematics. Miss Marion
E. Hogan bookkeeping, Margaret c. Cald-
well; stenography. Ruth Madden; typewritins.
proficiency in typewrltlng. Irene Arnold: /:
Spanish. Margaret Caldwell: music. Gene
We've Fox; special prize for attendance; Mar
garet Dempsey, Margaret O'Brien and Ruth
Madden; villa Maria scholarship for highest
average over four-year course to Margaret
Henna.