The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-10

WHICH was ullcu Win relatives ana
friends of the graduates. A portion
of the auditorium was reserved for
the graduates, who marched to the
main building in cap and gown.
Charging them to remember always
the ideals placed before them in their
student days, Archbishop Bowling ad.
dressed the graduates. He also con.
ferred the degrees. The candidates
for degrees were presented by Rev. P
F. O'Brien.
The honorary degree of master of
arts was conferred on Mrs. Mary Nc
Cahill of Lake City, member of the
board of trustees of the college. Di-
plomas for the teachers course we're
given to Sister Irma of the Sisters of
ST. Joseph, and Sister Raphael Lor~
raine Dunn, Katherine Kenkel and
Marcella krava in the art department.
Miss Rosetta Rapelje and Miss Bar
nice Marlborough were graduated
from the music department. Among
those receiving the B. A. degree were
Sister Berchmans and Sister st. Law
renee, of the Sisters of st. Joseph
and Sister Gerard and Sister Mary
Agnes of the Sisters of Providence.
Church of St. Mary: Commence
ment exercises were held in the
Church of st. Mary last Sunday even
ing, when twenty pupils of the school
received diplomas of graduation from
the eighth grade. The pastor, Rev
John Dunphy, presided and awarded
diplomas and medals. Last Monday
morning the pupils of the parochial
school were taken in chartered cars
to Wildwood, where they enjoyed the
day in games, boating and other
amusements.
cretin High School: Military exer-
cises were suspended for the year
1921-1922 on June 1, when the cadets
who served as officers of the r. O. T.
c. were awarded commissions by Col
Moffett, professor of military science
and tactics at Cretin. The Commits
sions were announced during the con-
cert given by Cretin Band at Como
Park the same evening, Commissioner
of Public Utilities Mcdonald and
Brother ]. Elzear, Director, making
the presentations. The permanent R.
cellence in military drill and good
work in keeping the battalion, up to
standard. These commissions do not
admit to the U. S. army, but those
who have them may by that fact be
aided in securing army commissions,
should their services ever be needed
by the government. Honorary COM
missions were likewise conferred upon
Twenty-Five cadets who as privates
| displayed most exactness in the mill
tary exercises and so aided most in
maintaining discipline and efficiency.
The following received commissions:
Permanent Commission.
Majors-Leonard NJ Smith.
observation-disclosures F. Costello, Her
| bert F. Zschokke, Herschel L. Bauer,
Roland G.. Johnson
First Lieutenants-Fred A. Keup-
pers, Leo L. Zachman, John F. Alton,
John A. Garvey, Richard f. Doherty,
Bernard J. Doyle, John McCauley,
Charles Jaros.
Second Observation-Disclosures R.
Shields, Harold V. Lauth, Daniel J.
Gander, ]. Adam Tuott.
Honorary Commissions.
aptains-Raymond A. Rutkowski,
John w. Lux, Fred A. Kueppers,
George R. Jansen, John A. Garvey,
Bernard ]. Doyle, Richard T. Doherty
First Lieutenants - Arthur R.
Shields, j. Adam Tuott, Harold "
Lauth, Walter M. Brucher, Henry F.
Matz, Harold F. Dowdal, Engelbert F.
Keintz, William P. Kelly.
Second Lieutenants-Ernest M
Winter, Paul N. Steger, Homer B.
Smith, Allen J. Anger, Joseph B. Bran,
ovsky, Emmett p Connolly, Arthur c.
Doyle, Linus w. Fuller, William ]
Hemsch, Norbert J. Luger, James B
Lunney, Lenord l.. Philay, Maurice B
Ryan, John A. Simpson.
Monday, June IL, will be Field Day
for the students. This is an annual
get-together occasion, when the com
petition of the classroom is transfer
red to the field, where contests in
various sports take place. There will
be baseball games, running races
jumping contests, etc.
The final examinations for the veal
were held this week in the different
departments.
Church Of St. Mark: Eighty-thre,
pupils were graduated from ST. Mark
, parochial school last Sunday after
noon. Eight gold medals were dis
tributed for proficiency in studies an,
several scholarships were awarded
besides a prize of $25 to William
O'Brien for the second best essay sub
mitted by pupils in national essa
contest on the life of Terence Mao
Swiney. Gold medalists were Mar
Probst, Howard Mckenzie, Grace Gal
!. vey, John Hjorth, John Lynch, Agne
and Anna Mary keenan, and Mar
!. O'Neill. A scholarship to Cretin hig
school was awarded John Gehan, an
four of the six scholarships offere
;. parochial schools by st. Josephs acat
envy went to Mary Probst, Mary Nj
Bride, Beatrice Karser and Shiel
: Ward of St. Marks.
Church Of St. Bernard: Constru,
n ton work on an addition of ten room
: to the ST. Bernard school, Albemarl