Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-17
COMMENCEMENT
ST. PAUl'S SCHOOL
Exercises Were Held Last Eve
ming IN Church, Dr.. Tucker.
Speaker.

,hiai school. which liz conducted by
the sisters OF ~. Francis. We're held.
The church WAS crowded by the rela-
tNss and friends OF the boys and
girls attending, especially OF the MEM
berS OF the graduating class. and by
those children who are still In the
lower grades but who had been rs
s~mhled 90 receive certificates OF merit
awarded in their respective sections.
The boys and girls assembled In the
school and marched into the church at
: o'clock, the long line headed by the
young men and women who had COM
plctcd tho high school or commercial
course. When they had taken their
places tho pastor OF the church. Rev.
Thomas r. Waldron. addressed them,
speaking OF the meaning Of vocation,
lie warned them that now that they
are To be free from the guidance or
the sisters who have been teaching
them during tho school year they
should conduct themselves as they
have been taught 20 do, and, above all.
they should not forget during the va
,ation period the religious duties IN
,umhcnt upon them. He congratulate
ell the members Of the graduating
classes upon the successful compile
ton of their course ~ instruction.
The prizes and diplomas were then
awarded 10y Father Waldron. assisted
hy Rev. r.. &. Higgins and Rev. John
~ Douvherty. the two assistant priests
al the church. Father Waldron sat
within the sanctuary and the boys
and girls were called. two and two, TO
receive their certificates.
After the presentation the address
So the graduates was delivered by DIR.
j. Francis Tucker. principal OF the
Saiesianum school. lie told the chill
dr.n that in their citation over the
completion ~ their school course they
should not forget the teachers who
have made u possible for them 10 at
tain this end and that they should he
grateful to them. lie dwelt upon tho
Importance " good schools, public
and parochial. saying they, first OF
all. should be truly American.
The exercises came 20 close with
Nenediction, with Father Tucker IA the
celebrant After the ceremonies II
tho church the graduates assembled
In the school building and there helc
a reception for their relatives anC
friends.
diplomas. rapid calculation certificates
shorthand theory certificates and Ger
tihca,es for typewriting
James Aloyuus O'Rrien. Catherine
Mary Roller. Catherine Farnan. Mar
Agnes lmccy, Ann Regina He%ior
Regina Margaret Fitzpatrick. VII
Ian, frsnci, Kelley. Marie Elizabeth
Desmond. Catherine Elizabeth Mar
tin. Marion Frances McCaulley. Emil,
Veronica Haley. Madeline tecnl
Riley. Alice Cecilia Haley.
The following completed The eight
grade and having successfully pase
their examinations. we're awarded dip
Tomas for the same;
Joseph Francis Herlihy. George An
drew Riley. Bernard Francis Lyons
William AlCysius Murphy. JAIME
Michael Mulrooney, Charlie. franci
laverty. Thomas Martin McGratf
John Paul Sweeney, Edward Joeep
Darrell, John Joseph Donohoe. job
Joseph Rcardon. Mark Aloysius SHAW
Daniel Joseph Mcguire. Daniel Pal
rick O'Donnell. John Joseph Meale!
John Paul Carruthers. Rose Gertrud
Connor, Mary Josephine Joyce. Ad
Regina Flood. Gertrude Cecilia Coope
Anna Elizabeth Sanford, RosanS
Mary Grant. Catherine Cecilia Mul
ply. Catherine Sara Brown. Clai
cecilia Gonnelly. Sara Eustella kree
Mary Elizabeth Lsmborn. Bess
Eleanor Tocik. Ethel Theresa Reade
Kathleen Frances Mcnamara, Ma
saret Mary Mulhern. Mary NeroniC
Doordan. Helen Mary Dugan. Grs'
Rita McNey, Mary Dolores McCaffert
Eleanor Cecilia kenney. CatheriI
Cecilia Noonun. Catherine Mar
)onahoe. Alice Ethelberta Haye
Catherine Ethelberta Callan, Nal
Elizabeth Connell.
The following were awarded bron'
medals FOR Typewriting by the Cnde
wood typewriter Co: James Aloysi'
oBrien. Catherine Mary Roller. Ma
son McCaulley. Emily Veronica Hale
William Francis Kelley. Cstheril
Elizabeth Martin. Ann Regina Hessic
Regina Margaret Fitzpatrick, Mad
line Cecilia Riley.
The following were awarded 80
medals and certificates for typewritil
hy the Remington Typewriter CO
William Francis Kelley. Cstheri
Elizabeth Martin.
Regina Margaret Fitzpatrick "
awarded a certificate OF eficiency
N. Remington Typewriter Co.
Through the generosity Of the ps
tor. William Francis Kelley a
Catherine Elizabeth Martin were ca
awarded a s. gold piece for genei
excellence.
The following having successful
passed the required number OF leeso
and the final examination !n a cour
~ home nursing were awarded cert
cstes ny the American Red Cross A
rpciation:
Anna Marguerite Murray. Hel
Mary Murphy. Catherine Veroni
Brand. Catherine Ann Dougherty. NJ
RE f.l,xateth Lucey. Elizabeth {
ella WEIGH. Mary Frances McEvil
Elizabeth Theresa Mclaughlin, Mel
Jsms~ins Thomas. Anna Cecilia We'll
Mary Rita Hsnley. Mary c. New
ys1e Agnes Desmond. Amelm Ma
Xocik. Margaret &. O'Onnor, Dorot
CsoliA Dsxe rlAiS. Agnes Roee Donah
Palmer penuS nship awards W,
made 20 the following pupils of
seventh grade
Philip Wolhar. Thomas Herli
James Begley. John C1hocki. Edw.
joyce. Paul shOckley. George sh,
non. Harry Little. jerome Haley. /
ward Oil. Joseph Msloney, Thon
carney. Richard Smith, JsInes Farm
trsDcS Walker. John Donohue. JS
1o~ik. Walter Morr1A, John FVrd,
ward Dvviin. Joseph Reese. Rzym,
fNYLAQ Harry BRAKE Jo.s,-uh SIN