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St. Viateut'~ College BOURBONNAIS G.ROVE, ,

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KANKAKEE: TIMES BOOK AND JOB PRINT.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. VERY REV.

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FATHER PETER BEAUDOIN, P.

REv. FATHER THOMAS ROY, P .. S. V.,

PRESIDENT.

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REV. FATHER JOHN A. FANNING, A. B. REV. BROTHER JOHN B. BERNARD, C.

FACULTY. REV.

FATHER THOMAS ROY, VICE-PRESIDENT, P. Professor of Theology.

REV. FATHER JAMES O'BRIEN, I,,

Professor of Rhetoric and Latin.

REV. BRO. JOHN B, BERNARD, C.

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Treasurer.

REv. BRo. CHARLES E. GOULET, C. S. V., Prefect of Discipline.

REV. BRO. MOSES J. MARSILE,

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Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.

REV. BRO. ANTOINE MAINVILLE, C. S. V., Professor of Greek, Vocal Music and Commercial Law.

REV. BRO. LOUIS

C. PAUL, C. s. v.,

Professor of Instrumental Music.

MR: HENRY A . .BCECKELMANN, Professor of German,. Natural Scie11ces .a nd Mathematics .

MR. THOMAS F. GALLIGAN, Ptofesso( of Algebra and, English Gran1mar.

MR. THOMAS J. DUGGAN, Pro£essor of Geography and History.

MR. ACHILLE L. BERGERON, Professor of French and La{in.

M.R. JOSEPH C. LESAGE, Professor .o f French and Greek. I

MR. JERASIME M. LEGRIS, "9-

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MR. PA T~ICK F. SCANLAN, , Professor of English Grahimar an<i \R€ading.

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PROSPECTUS. This Institution, situated about fifty miles south of Chicago, and two a-nd a half northwest of the city of Kankakee, is under the charge of Priests of the Congregation ~f St. Viateur. It was foun_d ed in 1865 and chartered by an act of the State Legislature, February 24th; 1874; so that it has the power o( conferririg the honors a1;1d · ---r'~ degrees that are granted by Universities. Duri1!g the 'past year, the College buildings have been enlarged to nearly double their former size, and can now afford every accommodation to two hundred students. The scholastic year is divided into· two sessions, the first beginning on the first of September, hnd the second, on the first of Feb:ruary. Examinations are held at the end of each session, and result forwarded to parents and guardians. When a student presents "himself for .a dmission into the CoUege, he is examined by the Prefect of Studies and assigned to such classes 3:s may suit his attainments.· No student from another College will be received withomt testimonials . _ as to his good character, nor will -any 'Student of bad or unruly ' conduct be suffered to remain in the Institution. To this last regulation the Faculty will most _rigidly adhere, since their object is the moral as well as the mental training _of youth, and since they are_ aware how liable the young are tQ be influenced by evil example:-; Students will be received at any, time during the scholastic though it will be much more to their advantage to et1ter '

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Institution at the beginning of the September session. No deduction will be made in the pension, and no money refunded, except in case of dismissal or protracted illness. ··The Faculty look upon it as a matter of strict duty to spare no pains . in order to the improvement, the happiness· and the comfort of their dear pupils. Hence they have secured a staff of competent and conscientious Professors, and have fitted up the study halls, the das$ rooms, the dormitories, etc., of the Instituion with first-class furniture. As to the quiet village of Bourbonnais and the surroun~ing neighborhood, it can with all . truth be said that. no where in the whole State of Illinois is there a more healthy locaJity, nor one more adapted for an institution of learning. Unlike the greater portion of Central Illinois, Bourbonnais has the advantage both of wood and water, being situated just on the verge of an extensive grove of forest trees, with the beautiful Kankakee river at the distance of only three-quarters of a mile. Thus it will be seen that the wearied student will have the best opportunities for healthful and innocent amusement. With these and other advantages to recommend St. Viateur's College to the favor of the enlightened public, the Faculty have every reason to hope even for an increase of the prosperity with which God has hitherto seen fit to bless their labors. The following are some of the principal regulations that are to be o,bserved by the students: 1

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RULES. r. Every Catholic student will be bound to practice his religion. 2. The religion of non-Catholic students shall no't be tampered with; but, for the sake of or,der, all will have to attend the exercises of the College. 3. The students will obey all summons of the bell in silence. 4. Students will show deference towards the President and Faculty of the College. 5. Use of intoxicating liquors absolutely prohibited. 6. Tobacco and card-playing also prohibited. 7. No one will leave the College without perm1ss1011- from proper authority. ~

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8. The morals of the students will be weekly reported to the President. 9. The notes of progress will be read each week. 10. The names of those who have distinguished themselves shall appear on the '' Tableau d'Honneur," which will be placed in the parlor for inspection by visitors. 1 I. It is especially requested that all students observe to the very letter the above regulations. -.

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Matriculation ..................;....... .. ... .. ..... ,. .......... .. $ 5.00' Board and Tuition ......................... ... ..... . : ... •. ...... 175.00 • Bed, Bedding, Washing and Mending ........... . ........ . 25.00 Use of Desk and Chair .................................. .... . 2.00 Piano and use of Piano ....................................... . 40.00 Violin............ . .............................................. . 20.00 Flute ............................................................... . 20.00 2.00 Telegraphy, per month ....................................... . French and German are taught without extra charges.

APPAREL OF STUDENTS. 6 Shirts, 2 Suits of Clothes-Winter. 6 Pocket Handkerchiefs, 2 Suits of Clothes-Summer. 6 Pairs of Stockings, 1 Overcoat. 2 Pairs of Boots-Shoes. 6 Towels, 6 Pairs of Drawers, Combs, Brushes, etc., for toilet. N. B.-The College will furnish nothing to students, unless a sufficient sum be deposited in the hands of the treasurer. Payments must be made half-yearly, in advance; if not, the student will be liable to be sent home. All letters to and from the students shall be subject to inspection of the President. For further information address

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N. B. -The College may be reached either by the Illinois Central or Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago R. R., via Kankakee City.

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COURSE OF STUDIES. PREPARATORY COURSE.

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This course, which requires .more or less time, according to the age and dispositions- of the student, includes Reading, Writing,. First Rudiments of Grammar, Arithmetic, History and Geography.

COMMERCIAL COURSE. This course embraces the study of the English Language, History, Geography, Chronology, ¥athematics, Book-Keeping, Banking, Commercial Law, Political Economy. · By the study of these branches, the student is prepared for any kind of practical business. German, French and Telegraphy are optional studies. Arithmetic, Fractions and Percentage receive particular attention. The Commercial Course is generally completed in four years, after which the student may, if he wishes, apply himself to a more extended study of Mathematics and Natural Sciences with the classical students . . FIRST YEAR . .'

English-Brown's Grammar, Reading, Spelling, Writing, Elo~ cution; Arithmetic, Robinson's Practical; Goodrich's History of the United States; Mitchell's Geography; Christian Doctrine. SECOND YEAR.

English- Brown's Grammar; Epistolary Correspondence ; Penmanship; Elocution; Essays; Modern History, Fredet; Geog . . raphy and Chronology; Arithmetic, Robinson's Higher; BookKeeping, Bryant & Stratton; · Christian Doctrine. THIRD YEAR.

English-Grammar reviewed ; Principles of Style; Elocution; Essays; Penmanship; Ancient History, Fredet; Ge·o graphy and Chronology; Algebra, Robinson's; Book-Keeping, Bryant & Stratton's Counting House; Commercial Law; Christian Doctrine.

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FOURTH YEAR.

Englisl,,- Rhetoric, Hart; History; Compositions; Debates; Elocution; Geometry, Robinson; Banking; Business Customs; Commercial Law; Political Enconomy; Christian Doctrine. N. B. -For the benefit of the young men who find no employment in the winter season, there will be a special course of Commerce, including Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Banking, Business, Customs, Book-Keeping. This course will begin December first, and finish last of April.

~LASSICAL COURSE. First and second years of the Commercial Course are required . as a necessary preparation for the Classical Course. This course includes the English, Latin and Greek languages, Intellectual Philosophy, pure and mixed Mathematics and Natural Sciences. It is completed in six years. FIRST YEAR.

English-Grammar reviewed; Modern History, Fredet; Ge. ography and Chronology; Penmanship; Composition; Elocution .. Latin-Grammar, Harkness Series; Epitome Historire Sacrre. Greek- Kuhner's Grammar, with exercises; Acts of the Apostles. Mathematics-Algebra, Robinson. Christian Doctrine. SECOND YEAR.

English-Grammar Parsing; Ancient History; Geography; Chronology; Penmanship; Essays; Elocution. Latin-Grammar, continued ; Exercises; Viri Romre ; Cresar ; Sallust. Greek-Âˇ Grammar, continued; Exercises; Xenophon's Anabasis . .kiathematics-Geometry, Robinson. Christian Doctrine. THIRD YEAR.

EnglishÂˇ Prirkiples of Style; Versification; Essays; Debates; Elocution; History; Geography; Chronology.

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Latin-Grammar, Prosody; Exercises in Versification; Virgil; , Ovid; Cicero. ' G~eek. Grammar, Prosody ; Dialects ; Homer's Iliad. Mathematics-Trigonometry, Robinson. Principles of Christianity. FOURTH YEAR.

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English-Rhetoric, Marsh's Lectures, Debates, Speeches; Elocution; History; Geography and Chronology. ' . Latin-Prosody; Composition; Essays; ,Horace; Livy. Greek-Prosody; Compositions, Demosthenes, Plato. . .-. Mathematics-Surveying and Navigation. Principles of Christianity. FIFTH YEAR. Intellectual Philosophy-Logic and Metaphysics (Tongior_g i); . . Theses; History of Philosophy; English, Latin and Greek Compositions; Natural Philosophy, Physics; Physiology; Zoology. Mathematics-Analytical Geometry; Calculus. Evidences of Christianity. ;S IXTH YEAR. Moral Philosophy-Âˇ Jouin; Theses; Philosophy of History; . Compositions in English, Latin and Greek. Natural Philosophy-Chemistry; Botany; Mineralogy. Mathematics-Astronomy and Mechanics. Evidences of Christianity.

EXTRA. German and French languages are taught by competent pro. fessors. Every opportunity is given to the students who desire to learn those languages, not only to study the grammar and to read authors, but also to converse familiarly. Telegraphy and receiving by sound is also an optional branch of study, and requires one year, during which the student may learn not only to send and receive te1egrams, but also acquire a full practi~e of fixing batteries, fitting up a complete telegraph office, -etc. Vocal Music, theory and practice, forms a regular branch of study for all those who show any disposition towards it; but Instrumental Music -- Piano, Violin and Flute. is optional.

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ST. JOSEPH'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION. I

This as.s 0ciation is eomposed of the higherdasses, and meets once a week, for practical exercises in Elocution, Debating and Essays. The offi9el's :o f the society are : ' Mr .. HENRY A . BmcKELMANN, President. Mr. CHARLES CYRI~R, Vice-President. Mr. }PLIUS DIEUL, Secretary. _Mr. JOSEPH GUIMOND, Treasurer.

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JOHN CHRYSOSTOM'S SOCIETY.

This society, formed lately by the ·s mallest of the junior students, counts about twenty members; their aim i:s to promote adva_noement in Elocution. They meet weekly. · Mr. ACHILLE L. BERGERON, President. Mr. DANIEt. C~)NCANNON, Secretary. Mr. FRANCIS PERRY, Treasurer. •.r

ACADEMIE DE ST.--DENIS.

An association for the purpose of obtaining proficiency in the French lan-. · · guage. Meets weekly. . Rev. J. M. MARSILE, Presidynt. Mr. EMILE MARCHAL, Secretary.

SODALITY OF THE B. V. M. Rev. THOMAS Roy, Director. Rev. J. M. MARSILE, President. Mr. CHARLES CYRIER , Vice-President.

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ORPHEONIST'S CHOIR., Under the direction of Rev. A. MAINVILLE.

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CECILIAN SOCIETY. Directed by Rev. L.ou1s C. ,PAUL.

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✓AUBERTIN, JEREMIE ... , .. .................. .. ............. St. George, Ill. ~BELLJS'LF;, ADELARD., ............................. .... ,.. St. Anne, Ill. . I BELLISLE, ~-- AVILA . ......... . . ..... .................,.. . .. ........ St. Anne, Ill. \ BELLISLE, JosEPH ...... ................................... St. Anne., IlL . ' VBELLJSbE, JOSEPH ........................... ' ............. Bourbonnais,. ru. v'BERGERONJ EUGENE; ................... ~ , ..... :.. ..... ... . Bourbonnais, Ill. ' ✓ B~RGERON, JosEPH ................. ... ................ .... Bourbonnais, Ill. a BERNARD, .JOSEPH .............. ........... ...... ........ . Bel CEil, C. E. V BENOI:T, AIM. EE.··:· ...... , 1' I · .••, \ ·•.•.•• ••. ••• ··•.• • •'Bourbo. nnais, IlL BCECKELMAN',N' FRANCIS. ·.:. a:r:.s..,.!,r. . .. ..... ,\..... ....... Logansport) Ind . ..+- BOUDREAU, ARTHUR ...................................... St. Mary, Ill. + BRAIS, EuSEBE ... : ..................... ..................... Bourbonnais, Ill.' BROSSEAU, NOEL.......... , ............................... Limestone, Ill. .i: BUNTAIN, JAMES ..., ................. . ....................... Momehce, Ill. ✓ BuNT'.AIN; THOMAS .................................•..... Momence, Ill. V CAMPBELL, JOH~ ................ .. 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Providence, R. I. ~ CANAVAN, TH.◊MAS ............ : .. !: ....................... Manteno, Ill. ~ CARON., DAvrp ................ . '... .. ....... ............ ~ .. Bourbonnais, Ill. .+· CoNCANNON,DANIEL .................. . ..... . .. ... ........ Tolono, Ill. · v(CouGHLIN, M1caAEt .. ,. "" ........................ .......... Tolono; Ill. ' . •./ CouTURE,• ERNEST ...................... .............. .... Boutbonn:~is,, Ill. CYR~ER, CHARLES..... . ....................... ~ .. -. ......... Bourbonna~s, Ill. . DAND:URAND, JosEP.H ...... . .............................. Bourbonnais, Ill. + DANDURAND, XAVIER .......... ; ........... . ........ .. ... Bourbonnais, Jll. ✓ DAv:is, ARTHUR .............. ............ ... ........ . .... Bourbopnais, Hl. · o DEsl,A URIER, JOACHIM ........ .... ... ...................,, . Manteno, Ill. ', c? DEVINE, PATRICK ...... : ........... ' ... ~ ................ Dublin, Ireland . .J DIE:J:It, Juuus: ........................................ : .... Kankakee, Ill. DUFAULT, EDWARD .... : ....·............................. St. Mary, Ill. t/DuscHENE, Louts.~: ................... .. .. . ..... .. ... : •. Kankakee, Ill. If h'LA,GEOLE,· JOHN ...........................................130urbon11,ais, Ill. ib FITZMAURICE, JAMES ... .. ....... ..... ......... ............ Chatsworth;.. Ill. VFg:rzT.IN, ALFRED ......... : ....... .. .........· ..... ......... Bourbonnais, IH. ✓FoRT1N, NAPOLEON.. ............... . ........... .. ~ ...... Bo:qrb011nais; Ill. v FRANQCEUR, F$RNANDQ ............... ~ .................. K:ankakee, Ili. ,. 1 V'GA<tJL1RV:, WILLIAM....... ,... . .................... .. ...... Bo1,1rbonnais, . Ilt · + GE.RM.t\IN, OLIVIER ................................. . ...... SL Mary, III. . . ✓ GOSSELIN, EDWA;RD ... ....... : ........ . .... . .............. Boutbonnais, Ill. v Gnioux, F~~NCis. : ........ ,........ ·.... .. ....... :; ......... Bou.rbot.In-ais, Ill. .. r_,_~ . . ·•

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""'"GRANGER, AM.BROSE .................... . ................. Bourbonnais, GR.AVELiNE, ZEPHYR ...................................... Bourbonnais, ✓GRrt'FI~, JoHN ............................................. Fairbury, Ill.· vGRIFFIN, EDWARD ••••••.........••••••...............•.... Fairbury, Ill.

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Ill. VGua1bND, FERDINAND •••• Bourbonnais, Ill. v Gu1M~~D, JosEPH ................... ~ •••••••••••...•.... Bourbonnais, Ill. v""HuET~ VOLNEY ............................................. St. George, Ill. o Hot;))Ji, NAPOLEON ................................... ~ ••• Bourbonnais, Ill. lhioLT, RICHARD ............................. . .........·•••. Chicago, Ill . ., t: vl:JOLT, PAUL ................................................ Chicago, Ill. 1 ·• •· 4 LABRIE, ARMAND .......................................... Manteno, Ill. ,:.:> LACHANCE, FRANCIS ...................................... Bourbonnais, Ill. +LAPALISSE, EDWARD DE ................................ Bourbonnais, Ill. ..,.. LAPALISSE, JoHN DE .................................. , .. Carmel, Kan. 4- LAPARLE, \-V ALTER ........................................ Chicago, Ill. v'LAMONTAGNE, ALEXANDER .............................. Bourbonnais, Ill. oLAVERY, ·GEORGE ••...............•.•••......••••••.•.•••.. Kankakee, Ill . .....,LAROCQUE, ISAAC ••..•.••.•••.....................••••••... Manteno, Ill. "'1.EBE.itJ, FREDERICK ...................................... Newark, N. J. .+ LE~1us, ALPHoNsus. 'J;._· -,· ................... ............. Bourbonna~s, Ill. ,,, ..~~LEGRIS, FREDERICKR1/.\ ... . ... . ....................... Bourbonnais, Ill. "o LEPINE, ZEPHYR........................................... Bourbonnais, Ill. 1 C: LETOURNEAU, -ARTHUR .................................... Bourbonnais, Ill. +LETOURNEAU, PHILIP ..................................... Bourbonnais, Ill. o LETOURNEAU, RoMUALD ......... . .......... . ... . ....... . Bourbonnais, Ill. a LETOURNEAU, OCTAVE .................................... Bourbonnais, Ill. V-LINET, HOUSTON ............ ........................ ...... Newport, Ky. "LINET, JA::\fE-5 ............................................... Ne,vport, Ky. V' MACKIN, EDWARD ......................................... Gilman, Ill. v'M:ARCHAL, EMILE .......................................... Chicago, Ill. v'McDERMOTT, ROBERT ........ . .......................... St. Louis, Mo. [..,, ·McDoNALD, BERNARD ....................................Rankin, Ill: ~IARCOTTR, FREDERICK .. ··:,.;···· .......................• ~o~rbonna1s, Ill. MEflCIER, JOSEPH .................................. . ....... Chicago, Ill. \I :MELANCON, W1LLIA)I .•• x. .. .............................. Kankakee, Ill. ✓1"1E~NCON, JOHN •. • lit.;................................ .Kankakee, _Ill. ' ~THIEU, DELPH ts .....~••.....••••••.•..••••.....••.•.•.• Bourbonnais, Ill. o l\lt3'NAHAN, JOHN ••. : -,..................................... Chatsworth, Ill. +MASSE, THEODORE •. . :./..,.................................. Papineau, Ill. ,+ ~looDY, ALEXANDER ... tti.:tJ...... . Chicago, Ill. '~'\iiooov, JoHN ........... ................................... Chicago, Ill. "O'CONNELL, JAMES ....................................... El Paso, Ill. rOsTRoM·, RussELL .. ..I'..................................... Chicago, Ill. 0.PAUL, JOHN ................................................ Vineland, N. J. ..-PAULissq, THEODORE .. at.,; ............................ Kankakee, Ill.

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~ -EPIN_, l\;fAGLOIRE ... I.......... '............ ;........... .,..Bourbonnais, Ill. ~ APINEAU~ PETER ... -:-1.. •. ..... .... .. .. . . .. .. .. ... .. . . ..Paxton, _Ill: . PERRY, EDWARD, ............................... . .......... Bourbonnais, Ill. + PERRY, FRANCIS ... ..... . : .. . ...... .......... . .............. Bourbonnais, Ill. i ITT.AR,. JOHN .. .,:I. . ................... : ................ ...Chi~ago, Ill. QUIGLEY,.THOMAS ............ ; .. ................... Twel ve-M1le Grove, Ill. ACET1;E, LEVI. ...... ,:,~ )·... ·J1 .- . .•. ·11:) ..•.••.•.. .._·..•....••. B~urbonnais, Ill. + REILLY:, CHARLES .. " .V.V ., .tl,.~~• ........... ..... ...... Mrnonk, Ill. c REILL\', F~A:NCIS .......................................... Minonk, Ill. o RrnTz, ALEXANDER. :l .......... ~········• •................Chicago, Ill~ - o RrnT.z,, EDWARD ....... ~ .......... :..... .......... . ...... Chicago, Ill. V'.RICHARD, TBADDEps ....... , .................... ~ .. ...... Bourbonnais, Ill. :Jit~ rvA~_D, EuGENE .. :.··· ;:.·j ·~ ··,.··:"· : · '..···,•·..j·.: ·.· :,, , it. '. Bourbonna~s, Ill. ·v:.~-1V.ARD, GEORGE, JR .r.,-, ... IJ....~V~t,· . . Bourbonnais, Ill. · · V"RrvARD, GEORGE,SR .............. ; ....... : .. . .-. ,........ Bourbonnais, Ill. ··, ,yrv14RD, NA.RCl~SE .... . ............ . .. .. ·· '.··· .. ··········Bourbonnais, Ill. -9-SAINDON, THEODORE ... ......... . .... .. ...... ............. St. Mary, I\l. .. ~ -S,ANASACK, I.HENRY .. J ... ...... ........ ................... Bourbonna~s, Ill . 0 ~AN'ASACK\, LEVI ....... ... . ..... .. ... .. ....•............ .. . Bourbonnais, Ill. ' ✓-' S'.A.V:OIB, FREDERICK .. '1.............. . ................... . Bourbonnais, Ill. .. V"' SA,;y;orn. FRANCIS . ·" · .......... ; . .......................... Bourbonnais, Ill. \I" SAVOTE, JosEPH ....... / ..... . ........................ , ...... Bourbonnais, Ill. -+-. ScHU·B~RTH, JOHN; :/......................... .. ...........Kankakee, Ill. . ✓src~Rb, OCTAVE .... ~.✓. ........................... ..... ... Clifton, Ill. t?ST. ;Lours, JosEPH ....... ..... , ............... .. /; ........ . Muskegon; Mieh. ~ Su~LIVAN' w ILLIAM .. ~i.;..c.. /.l.(!:·t ;h;l ..;.. Charnpaig~, Hl. , 1 , ~ EsTu, ALEXANDER ..v1."': •. •,••• •••• ·· ······ ~······· ······Bourbonna1s, Ill. V"VA:&Kr:R°K, WrLLiAM.'1............................ . . . ..... . Momence, Ill. ;~ kLSH, NICHOLAS ....................... . .... . ... . ........ Mrnrris, Ill. V WILSTACH, EDMUND .. .\f. .............. ; ..... . ...... ,. Lafayette, Ind. " _, 4 - R· .

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GEO. RIVARD, SR. CHAS. CYRIER.

GEO. RIVARD, JR. EMILE MARCHAL.

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CHARLES REILLY. ARMAND LABRIE . . JAMES O'CONNELL. ALFRED FORTIN, JAMES FITZMAURICE, Lours DuscitENE.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. FIRST CLASS. First Premium: Distinguished:

PHILIP LETOURNEAU. I • DANIEL CONCANNON, CHARLES REILLY.

SECOND CLASS. Premium: Distinguished: ;

ZEPHYR GRAVELINE. Lourn DuscHENE, AMBROSE GRANGER.

THIRD CLASS. Premium: Distinguished:

FRANCIS REILLY.

GEORGE LAVERY.

JAMES O'CONNELL,

GREEK. FIRST CLASS. ·

GRAMMAR. l!irst Premium : Second " Distinguished :

CHARLES REILLY. ARMAND LABRIE. FREDERICK LEGRIS, EUGENE B.!iJRGERON.

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TRANSLATION. First Premium;· Second " Distinf!uished: ''

CHARLES REILLY. EUGENE BERGERON. ARMAND LABRIE, CHARLES CYRIER.

SECOND CLASS.

GRAMMAR. First Premium : Second " Distinguished:

El\nLE MARCHAL. JAMES FITZMAURJCE. J oSEiPH BERNARD, ALPHONSTJS LEGRIS.

LATIN. FIRST CLASS.

GRAJ\,fMAR. First Premium: Seco-rui, "

CHARLES REILLY. ARMAND LABRIE, ) EMILE MARCHAL.

Distinguished:

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GEORGE RIVARD; Jr., JosEPH

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Fir st Premium : Second '' · Distinguished:

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CHARLES. REILLY. GEORGE RIVARD, Jr. EMILE MARCHAL, ARMAND LABRIE.

SECOND CLASS.

GRAMMAR. First Premium: Second " Distinguished: "

JAMES FITZMAURICE. ALPHONsus LEGRIS. J osEPH ~ERNARD, JOHN PITTAR.

TRANSLA TIQN. First Premium : Second " Distinguished:

JAMES FITZ)\:IAURIC,E. JOHN PITTAR. GEQRGE LAVERY, ALPHONSUS LEGRIS.

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THIRD CLASS.

GRAMMAR. First Premium : Second "

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THEODORE PAULISSEN,

JOHN GRIFFIN.

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FREDRICK MARCOTTE.

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First Premium: Second " Distinguished :

DANIEL CONCANNON. ALFRED Fo:rtTIN. JOHN GRIFFIN'.

THEODORE PAULISSEN.

ENGLISH RHETORIC. First Premium :

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EMIJiE MARCHAL,

DANIEL C@NCANNON,

GEORG-E Rl-VARD, SR., .

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MICHAEL C0UGHLIN. EUGENE BERGERON,

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CHAR!iES REILLY, JAMES FITZMAURICE.

GRAMMAR. _FIRST CLASS. First Premium: Second " Distinguished :

JOSEPH BERNARD, OLIVIER GERMAIN. JOHN PI1'TAR,

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ALPHONSUS LEGRIS.

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SECOND CLASS. First Premium :

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DAVID CARON,

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NICHOLAS WALSH.

Ex re quo.

FREDRICK MARCOTTE, ALFRED FORTIN, ZEPHYR LEPINE.

Distinguished:

ALEXANDER TESTU.

WALTER LAPARLE.

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EUGENE RIVARD,

W ILLIAM GAUTRY,

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Lours DuscHENE,

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OCTA VE SioARD, · JAMES O'CoNNEJ,L. ·

BERNARD McDONALD. FRANCIS BCECKELMANN.

READING. FJRSTCLASS First P1,emium: Second '' Distinguished:

JOHN GRU'FIN. EDWARD DuFA.UL'.l'. EDMUND WILSTACH . FRANCIS PERRY.

SECOND CLASS. First Premium : Second ''

EUGENE Riv ARD. Louis DuscHENE,

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VICTOR GRANDPRE . j

Distinguished: "

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Josi,PH SAVOIE. EDw ARD RIETZ .

THIRD CLASS. First Premium: Second " Disting uished :

PAUL HOLT. JAOCHIM DESLAURIER. HENRY SANASACK. MAGLOIRE PEPIN.

ORTHOGRAPHY. FIRST CLASS. First Premium : Second " Third " Disting uished: "

JAMES O'CONNELL. FRANK PERRY. RICHARD HOLT. JOHN FLAGEOLE. FRANCIS BCECKELMANN.

SECOND CLASS. First Premium : Second " Distinguished: "

DELPHIS MATHIEU. VICTOR GRANDPRE. NARCISSE RIVARD.

RoMUALD LETOURNEAU.

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THIRD CLASS. .First Premium: Second " Dir;tinguished:

AMBROSE GRANGER.

DELPHlS MATHIEU. JosEPH SAVOIE •• RoMUALD LETOURNEAU.

FOURTH CLASS. First Premium: Second " Dislingufrhed: "

ARTHUR Ll!."l'OURNEAU.

JOSEPH BERGERON. PE'rER PAPINEAlT.

EDWARD PERRY .

FRENCH. FIRST CL-ISS.

LITERATURE. First Premium: Second " Distinguishl'd: "

GEORGE R1vARD, Jn.

EMILE MARCHAL. ARMAND LABRIE. Jo:u:rl:1 BERNARD.

CO lVI POSITION .

FIRS]' D/1,'/SION. First Premium :

Second " Distinguislud:

.KttILE MARCHAL.

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EUGENE BHRGERON.

ARMAND LABRIE.

Gxou.oK RIVARD, Sa., GEOR(lE RIVARD,

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S.E_'COND D/1'/S/ON. First Premium: FERDINAND GuutoNll, Distin,i:·uish,·d: JosKl'U BERNARD, "

AI.PUON8US LEORJ8.

SEC01\JJ CLASS.

First Premi11m:

VICTOR Gn_.\NDPRlt,

Second

.1-~UOKNE RIVARD.

DA YlD CARON, 1''8El>EBICK MAR('lOTTB .

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Premium: Distinguished:

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CHARLES REILLY . JAMES FITZMAURICE, DANIEL CONCANNON.

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.JAMES FITZMAURICE . CHARLES REILLY,

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DANIEL CONCANNON.

-· .F'.IFT.l-£ CLASS.

GRA'.MMAR. First Premium : Second " Distinguished: "

.JOHN ScHUBERTH. THEODORE PAULISSEN. :EDMUND

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FRANCIS BapcKELMANN,

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FRANCIS BCECKELMANN.

,JOHN SCH UBERTH. EDMUND WILSTACH. THEODORE PAULIS8EN.

GERMAN . .FIRST CLA .'-:,'S. First P remium: Second " D istinguished:

CHARLES REILLY. FRANCIS BCECKELMANN. THEODORE

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MICHAEL COUGHLIN.

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SECOND CLASS. .First Premt"um :

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JOHN -GRIFFIN.

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FRANCIS PERRY.

JAMES

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GERMAN PENMANSH IP. PROFICIENCY. Premium: Distinguished: "

CHARLJ<~S REILLY. MICHAEL CouoHLIN, ,JAl\rns FITZMAURICE.

IMPROVEMENT. Premium: Distinguished: ,~

FRANCIS BawKELMANN. THF.ODORE PAULJSSEN, ~llCHA}~L ( jouG HLIN.

HISTORY.

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ANCIENT. First P remium :

EMILE MARCHAL.

Second

CHARLES REILLY.

Third " Disti-nguished:

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JAMES FITZMAURICE. ARMAND LABRIE, DANIEL CONCANNON, J0SEL'll ST. LOUIS.

UNITED STATES . .FIRST CLASS. First Premium :

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JAMES O'CONNELL, DA V ID CARON,

MICHAEL COUGHLIN.

THEODORE PAUUSSEN,

.FRANCIS REILLY,

WILLIAM SULLIVAN.

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SECOND CLASS. First P remium : Second

Distinguished: "

ZEPHYR LEPINE . WILLIAM GAULTRY. EUGENE R IVARD, FRANCIS PERR Y .

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GEOGRAPHY. FIRST CLA,>'S. Ji'irst Premiu1iz : Second " Distinguished: "

JOHN GRIFFIN. JAMES O'CONNELL.. MICHAEL COUGltUN, FRANCIS REILLY.

SEC01VD CLASS. First Premium : Second " Distinguished: "

BERNARD McDONALD . FRANCIS PERRY. ZEPHYR LEPINE, EDMUND WILSTACH.

THIRD CLASS. Fint Premium :

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DEPHlS MATH.IEU ,

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AMBROSE GRANGER.

ROMUALD LETOURNEAU, )

PETER J>0RT)j:LANC.E,

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ELOCUTION. J?irst Premium : Second " Third '' Fourth " Distinguished:

GEORGE RIVARD,

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DANIEL CONCANNON. JOI·IN PAUL. EUGENE BERGERON. GEORGE RIVARD, Jr.

MATHEMATICS. GEOMETRY. First Premium : CHARLES REILLY. Second " JAMES FITZMAURICE. Distinguished: _. MICHAEL COUGHLIN', CHARLES CYRIER.

ALGEBRA. FIRST CLASS. First Premium: Second - " . Distinguished: ''

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CHARLES REILLY. JAMES FITZMAURICE. MICHAEL CoUGHL'IN, CHARLES CYRIER.

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SECOND CLASS. First Premium: Second "

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DANIEL CONCANNON, JOHN PITTAR, . } FREDERICK LEGRIS,

Ex r.equo.

NICHOLAS WALSH,

Distinguished:

JOSEPH BERNARD. ALPH0NSUS LEGRIS.

ARI TH ME1'1 C. FIRST CLASS. .J,'£rst Premium: Second " Distinguished:

GEORGE RIVARD,

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FRANCIS REILLY. DA vm CARON,

EDWARD DUFAULT.

First Premium: Second " Distin,g-uished:

EUGENE BERGERON.

ZEPHYR LEPINE. NAPOLEON HOUDE, JOHN DELAPALISSE.

THIRD CLASS . .fi'rst Premium : Second " Third " Distinguished:

JAMES O'CONNELL. FRANC IS BCECKELMANN. THEODORE PAULISSEN. qcTA VE SICARD, JOHN ~;RlFFIN.

FOURTl-f CLASS. First Premium : Second " Third " Fourth "

PETER P0RTELANCE. AMBROSE GRANGER. JOSEPH DANDURAND. MAGL0IRE PEPIN.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY . .First Premium: Second " Distinguished: "

JAMES FITZMAURICE. MICHAEL COUGHLIN. CHARLES REILLY. EUGENE BERGERON.

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MrcHAEL CotJGHLIN. OLIVIER . GERMAIN. •

EDWARD DUFAULT, NAPOLEON

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SECOND CLASS. First Pr:emium ;· NICHOLAS WALSH. Second " . FRANClS _;pERRY: Third " WILLIA _. M GAULTRY,} E . _ - x cequo,

EDW A.RD RIETZ.

Distinguished:

VICTOR GRANDPRE,

JOHN DELAPALISSE.

PENMANSHIP. First Premium : Second "

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EDMUND WILSTACH. EDWARD R TETZ, WAL TiER LAPA RLE,

THEODORE PAULISSEN,

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WILLIAM SULLIVAN.

AMBROSE GRANGER. EDWARD PERRY.

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TELEGRAPH . .\ Premium: Distinguished:

OCTAVE SICARD. EDWARD DUFAULT.

MUS IC. VOCAL. First Pre1niu1n: Second " Distinguished:

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FRANCIS PERRY. WALTER LAPARLE. VICTOR GRANDPRE, JOHN PAUL.

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INSTRUMENTAL. PIANO • .\

First Premium: Second "

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FRANCIS PERRY . WALTER LAPARLE, LEVI RASSETTE .

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EDMUND WILSTACH.

FRANCIS BCECKELMANN.

VIOLIN.

First Premium: Second . " Distinguished:

WALTER LAPARLE. LEVI RASETTE. NAPOLEON B:oUDE.

BAND.

First Premiurn : Second " Distinguished:

LEVI RASETTE. .FRANCIS PERRY. CHARLES CYRIER.

STUDENTS DESERVING HONORARY MENTION. CHARLES REILLY.

ARMAND LABRIE.

JAMES O'CONNELL.

ALFRED FOR TIN.

JAMES FITZMAURICE.

EMILE MARCHAL.