The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-07
116 GRADUATED
AT CATHEDRAL
BISHOP SPEAKS
Paul Harrington, AIumnuS,
DEGREES Cynicism: Urges
Faith in Leaders.

Bishop Joseph z. Ritter awarded
diplomas 20 1i6 Caths iral High
School graduating seniors as more
than 1910 persons attended COM
mencenent exercises Ia the school
auditorium last night.
Bishop Ritter also introduced the
principal speaker. Pail J. Ha ring
ton. Standard OIL CO. % Me- Jer-
sey test department head. a Cathe-
dral graduate Bishop Ritter con-
graduated Mr.. Harrington IN bring
ing such outstanding credit TO the
school.
School Orchestra Plays
Stating that he was himself an
ideauyt. Mr.. Harrington decried
cynicism and sophisticstion in youth
as merely a shell which hides the
true qualities Of the man.
This is an age Of problems and
there are many unsound theories
advanced to solve the depression
We must b loyal 70 cur principles
and leaders" Mr. Harrington said.
Charles :. MalateSta gave the
valedictory and the school orchestra.
directed by Brother Pierre. c. S. C.,
provided music.
Chartrand Medal Awarded
Bishop Ritter presented the
Bishop Chartrand medal to Frank
T Bardash for having the highest
scholastic average for the four years.
Paul J. Kirsch and Thomas J. Bat
tista received awards for perfect
attendance.
The graduates:
Frank T. Bardash. Francis B
Barnes Emmett p. Barton. Thomas
J. Battista. Maurice J. BeaucOnd.
Gustav W Becker. John n. Bills.
Harry L. Bindner. Norbert II. Bloom.
Edward c. Boyle. Thomas W. Boyle.
William A. Brennan. Charles r
BrOderick. Joseph W Frederick.
Paul J. Brown. Thomas r. Bulger.
Robert J. Burger.
Edward l.. ClaypOol. Charles W
Clifford. Joseph L. ConcannOn. VIII
liam p. Conner. Carl P. C0oney.
Martin J. COrydOn. August T.
DiCnor. Matthew J. Diliane. Joseph
F. DOnnclly. Robert L. Drex'cr
James NJ Dugan. Maurice c. Dux.
Richard W Eppich. Lawrence II.
ErtCl. Thomas NJ Farrell. Russell
w Finch. John L. Finley. John A.
Fisher. Francis J. Fogarty, Charles
A. Fox.
Awarded Diplomas
James II. Gallagher. George E.
Glover. Richard J. GOttemoller.
Joseph J. GuedelhOefer.
Frank J. Habig. John J. Hanra-
han. George w. Harmon. Eugene p.
Harris. Richard E. Higgs, Robert l.
Home.
Howard J. Kaltenbach. William F
Keating. John J. Keller. Nichol~~
w K@'sch. Henry W Kenny
Dari-l w. Kiblcr Arthur w X
never. Thomas NJ. Herman. Paul J.
Ki-sch. John F. Knue. John E
Kr o.
Richard L. LampSe. Frank J.
LauCk. Donald A. Litzelman. Thomss
H Long Edward c. Lougherty.
David J. Lynch.
End 4-Year Course
James c. MCConahay. William c.
McCOnahav. Charles A. Mccoy.
Robert w. McDermott. John z. Nc
Chimes. Howard o. Mcintosh. John
f. Mcmahon. Robert F. McNianUs.
Louis J. Mcnamara. Louis L.
Mahern. Charles J. Nalatesta. Rob
ert G.. Mangold. Robert B. Meihaus.
Thomas J. Moriaritv. Bernard J.
Morley. John T. Morris. Robert a
Mueller. James 7. Mu'he-n. Ch9~les
z Nr-rphv. Edward A. Murphy.
T~hn J. OCOnnen. Joseph F
ON-ai,~rov.
Lawrence J. Pf-ger. Fra~k S.
Pittman, Russell F. Pritchard.
Others on List.
John T. Quill. Forest NJ. Quinn.
John J. Quinn.
Edward V. Rathz. John NJ. Rice.
Roland F. Roach. James E. Recap,
William H Russell
Clarence W. Schmutte. John J.
Schneider. Thomas J. SchOettle. Ed
ward w. Schurman. Robert A. Seal.
John J. Shiel. Robert II. Shields.
Charles J. Spragg. William A.
Strack. William P. Sweeney.
John T. Tarpey. Charles Z.
Thomas.
Thomas T.. Vaughn.
Martin H Walpole. Frank n.
WidnCr. Albert J. WueSt. Joseph E.
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