Evening journal., 1922-06-17
Al GRADUATES
At ST. PAUL'S
Father Tucker Tells Young
People of Value of
Education
AFTER
HAPPY EXERCISES

Graduation exercises of st. Paul.
Parochial School. conducted by the
Sisters OF St. Francis, were held IN
st. Paurs r. c. Church. last evening
The Rev. Francis ]. Tucker, prin-
cipal OF Salesianum High School,
made the address of the evening TO
the forty-one members OF the grad
uating class.
( Following the presentation of di-
/ plomas and awarding Of certificates,
solemn benedietion Of the Blessed
Sacrament was celebrated win the
Rev. Thomas F. waldron officiating.
assisted by the Rev. Edward Hig-
gins first assistant and the Rev. Neil
Dougherty, second assistant.
Father Tucker. in his address to
the graduates reminded them that he
was a graduate OF st. Paul's school.
in the class OF 1902. "the banner
class Of st. Pauls," he told them.
You are still too young to ap-
preciate what has been done for you
by the sisters who have given all
their time, their energies. in short
their lives, for your sakes, and what
your good parents have done for you
in sending you to the school conduct
ed by them. But you will appreciate
In later life that the education you
have been given. is the very best
sort Of education that can be had
For your academic work is OF no use
without religion, your commercial
course OF no use without It. no edu-
cation is Of value that is without re-
ligion.
Some people have the mistaken
belief that we want TO close the
public schools. We do not want TO
close the public schools. We want TO
keep them open. and have them as
good as possible. We will gladly
pay taxes to support them; we are
willing to have our young Catholic
girls go into normal schools, and
teach in the public schools, not be-
cause we want them to bring anyone
away from his faith, but because
woman who Is true to her Catholic |
will be true to the spirit |
Of America"
Specimens Of the work of the |
various departments OF the school |
were displayed In the school build
Ing and visited by parents and
friends Of the gradutes. following
The commencement exercises.
The following pupils received GER
tihcates of work completed Ia the
eighth grade Of the school.
Joseph Frances Herlihy, Edward
Joseph Darrell. George Andrew
Riley, James Aloysius O'Brlen. Will
liam Frances Keeley. Catherine
Mary Roller. Marie Elizabeth Des-
nond. Catherine Agnes Farnan,
Tatherino Ehzrteth Martin. Mary
Agnes Luoey, Marion Frances Nc
Caulley, Ann Regina Hession. Emily
Veronica Haley, Regina Margaret
Madeline Cecilia Riley,
Alice Cecilia Haley.
John Joseph DOnohoe. Bernard
Francis Lyons. John Joseph Rear
don, William Aloysius Murphy.
Mark Aloysius Shaw, James Mich
bel Murooney, Daniel Joseph Ma.
suire, Charles Frances Laverty. Dam
el Patrick ODon1ell, Thomas MAJ
in McGrath, John Joseph Mealey
Tohn Paul Sweeney, John Paul
,arrnthers. Rose Gertrude Connor.
Ethel Theresa Reader, Mary Jose
'hine Joyce, Kathleen Frances Nc
Iamara, Ada Regina Flood. Marga-
ct Veronica Doordan. Anna Eliza
'eth Santora, Helen Mary Dugan.
Rosanna Mary Grant. Grace Rita
icVey. Catherine Cecilia Murphy.
1ary Dolores McCafferty. Catherine
lara Brown. Glare Cecilia Connel-
y, Catherine Cecilia Noonan, Sara
'ustella Kreer. Catherine Mary Dom
hoe. Mary Elizabeth Lamborn.
Alice Ethelberta Hager. Catherine
Callan. Bessie Eleanor
rocik. Mary Elizabeth Connell.