The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-02
STUDENTS 5 I: GIVEN
PROMOTIONS AND
PRIZES !! TODAY
Parochial School Program
Today at Parish Hall
Promotions Announced.

The closing progrlm of the Paro-
chial school for The school year
1922 is being held this afternoon
at Parish Hall auditorium. The
program is for the entire school.
Pleased With School
Father A. J. ROccati stated today
he, is very well pleased with the
progress made by the students of
the, school. The students have done
excellent work in their studies The
orchestra is doing fine work under
the direction of Professor Sumpf.
The program today will be songs
and readings by members of the
school and address of welcome by w.
Kirk and the awarding of prizes and
announcement of promotions Of the
students.
Picnic Monday
The school picnic viii be held
Monday at AUX Lake. The students,
parents and teachers will attend,
according to Father Roccati.
Promotions
Students promoted and awarded
DTlLtS lOI lilt ScifUUl MOI al e IISGcu
as follows
Promoted to the second year high
school Winifred Kirk, Sidney
O'Brien, John Monagle.
Promoted to grade S-Edward Go
vanetti, Edward Mcintyre, Margaret
Metzger, James Connors.
Promoted to grade 7-William Nc
Intyre, Margaret Kirk, Mary Agnes
Ritter.
Promoted to grade 6-Wilnam Nor
ton, Sarah Mcintyre. Elof Engberg
%promcted to grade Al. Norton,
NJ Carl. j. Gurr. e. Rodenburg, l..
Forrest. w Forrest, Mary Clair Hell
lehth1l. J. Alters, r. Messerschmidt,
b. Kirschner. X. Tressing, T. Kirk,
T.. $Kielwasser L. Ritter.
Promoted to grade Be. Giovanetti.
NJ, Ritter. G. Gurr, M Simpldns, NJ.
Wander l.eis.t' r. GerllYcn, J. Lynch.
J. Hellenthal.
Promoted to grade 8. class B-M.
Lind. v. Mcintyre, " Eellingen. H.
Strager, S. Ritter, A. Carl, L. CARL.
Promoted to grade q. Simpkins.
w. Cole. w. Lumd, W. McKlnnon, F.
Crockwell
Promoted to the high first-B
Mullen, ]. Mclean, A. Volpi. G. Dan
I}er, Il. Stokes. w Demiellier, II.
Demiellier. G. Norton.
Promoted to the low first-R. Ben
ma, b. Simpkins.
saDv,1nc fnv the n; nvara in
the written examination for Chris
tfan doctrine: In the senior depart
ment. Winafred' Kirk; in the junior
department, Elof Engberg: in the
elementary department. Jack Gurr
Prizes for application on the senior
department, merited by: James Con-
nors. M. Metzger, r. Giovanctti. w
Kirk, w. Norton, s. Mcintyre; and
drawn by Margaret Metzgar.
In the junior department, merited
by: L. Forrest, f. Rodenburg. L.
Norton. M. c. Hellenthal. E. Kielwas-
ser, T. Kirk. NJ Wander Leist, J. Hell
lenthal,. c. Gurr Mabel Ritter. NJ
Simpains, Edith Giovanetti; and
drawn by Lucille Norton
Prizes for polltencss and obliging
manners. inherited by: Edward Clio
vanetti, NJ. Metzgar, J.. Connors, w
Mcintyre. NJ. Carl. w. Norton. L.
Merton, *. Tressing. NJ, C, HELEN
thai. J.. Gurr. NJ. Sirnpkins. L. For
rest Drawn by Wil1iam Mcintyre.
Prizes for sewing On the senior de-
paftn1ent awarded to Katherine Mes
seTscciimidt. 81
Price for sewing in the junior de-
pertinent awarded to Mary carli.
FRIES for satisfactory work in the
elementary department merited by:
Ben Mullen. Joseph McLain. Leonard
Stokes. Valerie Elhngcn, @. Gurr, M.
'Simp,ins and drawn by Valerie FL
Hngen. stF
Prize for spelling awarded to Max
inc Lund.