The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
sEvENrEBN BOYS AND TWENTY
FIVE GIRLS ARE AWARDED
THEIR DIPLOMAS
Impressive Ceremony a. Glasses Are
Graduated In st. Jossph's
Cathedral Tuesday
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In the natural order OF creation. the
fame OF life. burning ever steady. ever
clear, consumes all in lie way. leaving
only memories OF happy days and hours
Of tho past that now pale before the
roseate hue OF the present. So we find
that in school-lite. the years. gradually
being consumed. finally disappear and
graduation looms up. mysterious and al
turing TO the youthful heart.
Tuesday, June IS. witnessed the grad
nation OF the Cathedral High School
Cadets and the young ladies OF st. JOS
cph's Academy. A class OF seventeen
boys and one OF twenty-five girls just
leaving their alma mater with all her
wise teachings and motherly counsels
fresh in their minds, surely this Is
sight 10 gladden. the heart OF the pe-
holder. as he realizes that before him
are strong. upright young men ana
women who are just launching forth
Into life with the fear and love OF God
reignlpS supreme In their hearts.
st. Josephs Cathedral. the scene or
the impressive ceremony. presented
picture long TO be remembered. A ve--
liable bower OF palms was formed In
the a!sles through which tho Toars
graduates must pass, while Junes
choicest offerings gralanded tho affairs
In profuse array.
The boys, In cadet uniform. and the
girls IN cap and gown. dehed criticism
For. In their conventional uniform dress
they presented a sight most orderly and
artistic
Immediately after tho solemn high
mass the graduation honors were con-
rsrred. The same are as follows;
For ST. Joseph's Academy's Academic
honors were awarded as follows
Commercial Department
A Gold Medal for Orthography, pre-
scented by Rev. Edward E. Weber, Do
cesar Chancellor. was awarded TO Miss
Mary R. oMalley.
A gold Medal for Stenography. pre-
scented by Rev. Edward f. Weber. was
awarded to Miss ernetta NJ. Eooert.
A Gold Medal FOR Bookkeeping. pre-
scented by Rev. Edward E, Weber was
awarded 60 Miss Dorothy L. Campbell.
A Gold Medal FOR Penmanship, pre-
sented by Rev. Edward E. Weber. was
awarded to Miss Elizabeth J. Quilligan.
A Gold Medal for Business English.
presented by the St. Joseph's Academy
Alumnae Association. was awarded to
Miss Mary Margaret Driscon.
Academic Department
A Gold Medal for English Literature.
presented by tho st. Joseph's Academy
Alumnae Association. equally merited
by Misses Helen NJ. Brown. Mary Mar
Earet Curran. Anne II. Farrell. Mary
Katherine Hassett. Alicia NJ. Kullmah.
Kathleen II. McFadden. Mary NJ. Nc
Fadden. Kathryn l.. McDormott and
Norma G. Preston was drawn by Miss
Alicia NJ Huffman.
A Gold Medal for Latin. presented by
Very Rev. o. r. Moye. v. G. was award
cd to Miss Anne II. Farrell.
A Gold Medal for Church History.
presented by Very Rev. o. II. Moye. ".
c.. was awarded to Miss Mary Margaret
Curran.
GRADUATION HoNoRs
commprcial Department
IN testimony OF having completed
honorably the Commercial course. a
Gold Medal and a Diploma were con-
ferred upon Misses Louise ". Bleth.
Dorothy L. Campbell. Clara NJ Dimmey.
Mary Margaret Driscoll Kathryn a.
Dickman. Bernetta NJ. Ebbert, Matilda
G. Ecker Kathryn r. Flynn, Gertrude
+, Horn. Flo l.. JohannlnE, Mary r.
O'Maller. Gertrude f. O'Toole. Elizabeth
:. QuIlliEan. Mary a. Voellinger. Jane
G.. Wisniewska Margaret F. Zoeller.
Academic Department
In testimony OF having passed honor
Palm. Gold Medal. and Diploma were
conferred upon Misses Helen NJ. Brown.
Mary Margaret Curran, Anne II. Farrell.
Mary Katherine Hassett. Alicia II. Kull-
man. Kathleen NJ. McFadden. Mary n.
McFadden. Kathryn L. McDermott,
Norma Gertrude Preson.
For satisfactory completing the pre-
scribed studies in the Department OF
Expression and Dramatic Culture. a
DIP lomsawas awarded to Miss Mary
Margaret Curran.
The address was then made by the
Very Rev. o. H. Moye. As an intro
duction. the reverend speaker stated
that the Catholic youth leaving the
Catholic schools. II Is highly appropriate
TO have the graduation in the Cathedral
sanctuary. for II Is -om the altar or
God that all good things come into our
lives. Fatherly advice followed with
words OF warning calculated to enable
the listener to elude the snares and
e avoid the pitfalls that wreck human
happiness. Above all did Father Moye
cxhort each graduate to be careful in
the choice OF 4 state OF life. Those
who may desire 70 marry were exhorted
take care In the choice OF life partner
that their selection oe one OF their
OWN lulVOShOuI NAeS
show that integrity OF character in
stilled into them from their earliest
years at school.
At the conclusion OF his speech. the
RI Rev. P. j. Dcnahue. D. n. ad-
dressed few words 10 the reverend
clergy the graduates. and the congre-
CATION. thanking the clergy and tho
people who had honored the occasion
with their presence. congratulating the
young men and women on the success
OF their efforts had attained. He spoke
OF the real with which the good Sisters
OF ST. Jospsh and the Xaverian Brothers