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FACULTY. REV. M. J. MARSILE, C. S. V.' PRESIDENT, Professnr of Belles· Lettres.

REV. E. L. RIV ARD, C. S. V.' A. M.' VICE-PRESIDENT, Professor of Philosophy and Rhttoric.

REV. J.E. LABERGE, D.D., Professor of Theology.

REv. G. M. LEGRIS, A.M., Professor of Philosophy of History.

REv. J. J. CREGAN, C.S.V., Director of Studies.

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MR. W. H. THORNE, Professor of Literary Criticism.

REV. J. SEGUIN, C.S.V., A.M., .., Professor of Trigonometry.

C. T. MOREL, M.S., M.D., Professor of Sciences and Attending Physician.

REV. L. A. SENECAL, C.S.V., Treas1.irer.

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A. D. MAINVILLE, C.S. V., · Assistant Treasurer.

REV. J. F. RY AN, C.S. V., Prefect of Discipline, Professor of Greek and Latin.

MR. M. DER1'4ODY, Prefect of Minim pepartment.

REV. P. DESJ ARDL. S, C. S. V. , Professor of Instrumentn l and Vocal Music.

REV. G. WILLIAMS, C. S. V., Professor of Algebra, Grammar, and Typewriting.

REV. J. LECLAIR, C. S. V., Professor of Latin, Geography, and Assistant Prefect of Discipline.

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Professor of Latin, Geometry, and Ancient History.

REV. J. HARKIN, C.S.V., Professor of Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Grammar, and Arithmetic.

REV. J. LEDUC, C.S.V., P.rofes or of French.

REv. F . .x. LABONTE, Professor of History, Evidences of Religion, French and Latin.

MR. E. M. LAYCOCK, Professor of English Literature, Rhetoric, and Reading.

MR. J. D. LAPLANTE, B.A., Professor of Latin and Physical Geography.

MR. E . GROBUSCH, Professor of German.

MR. J. B. SURPRE_NANT, Professor of Penmanship and Elocution.

MR. J. P. McGUIRE, Professor of Reading, -History, and-Arithmetic.

MR. M. P. SAMMON, Profe sor of Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, and Penmanship.

MR. A. CHASSE, Assistant Prefect of Discipline.

MR. P. MEEHAN, Professor of Reading, Arithmetic, and Grammar.

MR. J. P. FITZGERALD, Professor of History and Grammar.

MR. G. MARTI EAU, Professor of Violin.

MR. T. P. PELLETIER, Miiitary Instructor.

MR. J. V. LAMAB,RE, Ass lstant Prefect of Discipline.

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VIATEUR'S College is situated at Bourbo~nais Grove, ~ Kankakee county, Illinois, It is distant about fifty miles from Chicago, and two and a ha] f miles from Kankakee c'ity , just on the verge of an extensive grove of ¡forest trees . and hard by the banks of the Kankakee. The site is peculiarly beautiful and healthy. Near enough to enjoy the advantages of a city when n eeded, the college is far removed from its distractions and moral dangers.

This institution, founded in 186'5, was raised to the rank, and invested with the power and privileg es of a university by an act of the State Legislature, in February, 1874.

It is under the direction of the priests and brothers of the congregation of St. Viat.eur. The Professors and Tutors reside in the institution, and devote themselves entirely to the duties of their profession , forming but one family witb the students, and exercising a constant supervision, friendly in the highest degree to discipline, decoru_m, and good morals.

The system of education embraces: The Commercial Course, Classics, Sciences, Philosophy, and Theology. No student is allowed to graduate or take his degrees without having gone through the prescribed course and having given clear evidences of his worthiness, ~oth at private and public examinations. Those who graduate as Bachelors of Arts may, on proper application made to the President and Faeulty, receive the degree of Master of Arts, provided they shall have devoted at least two years to literary pursuits.

The study of letters is helped and encouraged by an excel1 lent Circulating Library. (We take this occasion to thank friends for contributions already rece,ived and to solicit further patronage for our library.)

The College grounds are large and well shaded, having ball alleys, and abundant room for all games and athletic exercises. The building can accommodate three hundred students.

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The balls and rooms are spacious, airy, and comfortable. The , College is heated by steam and is furnished with water from a spring by a complete system of water work . The diet of the students is always wholesol?le and abundant. In sickness they are nursed and watched over with parental solicitude, and all the care that parents can desire is given to the wardrobe, dormitories, and all those departments on which health comfort, and economy depend.

N. B. - The infirmary, the refectory, the laundry, and dormitories are under the care of the Sisters.

There are two sessions, one beginning on the first Tuesday · of Septem,ber, the other on the first of February. At the close of each ses ion all the classes are examined. On both occasions bulletins are sent to parents or guardians informing them of the standing, progress, application, health, etc. of their children or wards. At the close of the academic year candL dates for degrees are publicly examined. At the commence~ ment degrees - are conferred and premiums and medals are awarded.

Students may enter at any time, and will be charged from date of entrance; it is much to their advantage, ho ever, to enter at the opening of the f?eptember se.ssion. Should a student leave the College before the close of theses ion, no deduction will be made except in case of protracted sickness (of one month), or dismissal. A student who has been at any other institution must produce a satisfactory recommendation from the Superior thereof. The classes a tudent is to attend will be determined by an examination. He mav afterwards be promoted £or merit.

While the government of the College is mild and parental, the laws of good order, propriety, and morality are strictly enforced. The moral influence of instruction, persuasion, and · encouragement i primarily and mainly relied on, and is seldom found ineffectual.

Visiting days are Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday afternoon.

Good accommodations for parents and friends is easily obtained in the village.

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SOME GENERAL RULES. 1. Every Catholic student i

instructed in Christian doctrine, and bound to the practice of his religion.

2. The religion of the nou·- catholic students will not be interfered with; for the sake of uniformity however, all must conform to the general exercises of the College.

3. Students must obey every tap of the bell promptly and in silence.

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4. The use or introduction of intoxicating liquors, the use of tobacco, card playing, and every species of gambling are forbidden.

5. Every four weeks a medal, to be worn as a · badge of honor during the next term of competition, is awarded to that member of each class who has specially distinguished himself for conduct and progress during the four previous weeks; to serve this and other ends a careful report of each student is given to the President and is publicly read every month.

6. No one may leave the College grounds without permission from proper authority.

7. Parents and friends of .the students may visit the College on reception days only-i. e. Thursdays, Tuesdays, and Sundays.

8. Permission to go home will be given to students only in case of the serious illness of some member of their family.

Except"ions may be made in behalf of the minims.

9. The penalty of expul~ion is incurred by wanton and repeated violations of established rules, ?Y ir'religious language or writings, the introduction of infidel or .i mmoral books, or other grave offenses against morality or discipline.

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10. It is required that students procure one military suit either before or upon arriving at the College. We cannot too earnestly engage all to JOin the military companies, as the drills and other exercises tend to develop and =strengthen the physique and also improve the general bearing of the members. uits may be ordered from the College or may be purchased at Work ~ros. corner Market and Van Buren streets, Chicago, Illinois, at the following pnces: For minims, 9., 0; for juniors, $12. 00; for seniors, 13. 50.

11. There is no Easter vacation.

Visits borne at this time, and indeed at all times during scholastic year, are abso1utely discoun tenanccd.

12. Students not returning at the proper time after the Christmas holidays, forfeit their right to medals.

TERMS. Matriculation .......... ... ....... .... . . ..... ... .

5 Board and Tuition, } Bed and beddiog, (per scholastic year) 200 Washing and mending of linen, Tuition for non-boarders, -!O '' 10 Bed, etc., ' '' '' '' ' 50 Private Room, Piano and use of piano, 40 ( ' 20 Violin, '' 20 Clarion et, 20 Flute. '' 20 . (per course of five months) ....

Stenography, (' 20 Telegraphy, '' 20 (per course of three months) ... .

Typewriting ) (per scholastic year) ....... .

3 Doctor's fees, ,, Use of table set French and German are taught without extra charge.

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APPAREL OF STUDENTS. 6 Shirts.

6 Pocket handkerchiefs.

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6 Napkins.

6 Pairs .of stockings.

4 Pairs of drawer· .

6 Towels.

2 Pairs of overshoes.

2 Pairs of slippers.

2 Suits of winter clothes.

2 Suits of summer clothes.

1 Bathing suit.

Combs, brushe , and other necessary articles of toilet.

N. _B. - . arents or guardians are strongly urged · to see that their children .or wards come well supplied with all the necessary articles of use and wear, as the students sometime'S make the \'Vant of such things a pretext for visiting the city.

The Superior of the institution will very justly discountenance all such visits, no matter und_e r what plea made, and will be loath to see the _n ecessity of permitting what can seldom occur without useless expense, loss of time, and prejudice to discipline.

The College will furnish nothing to stud en ts unless a sufficient s'u m be placed in ~he hands of the Treasurer.

Payments must be made half yearly in advance _; i-f not the student wi11 be liable to be sent home.

- . All letters to and from the students shall be ~ubject to the inspection of the President.

For further information address .

REV. M. J. MARSILE, C.S.V., ST. VrATEUR's COLLEGE,

Bourbonnais Grove, Kankakee County, Illinois.

Th,e College is reached either by the Illinois Central; the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago; the Kankakee and Seneca; the Indiana, Illi-nois, and Iowa Railtoads via Kankakee city,_ and the Electric Street Railway between Kankake·e and the College.

Telegraph dispatches should be directed to Kankakee, and will be transmitted by telephone. ·

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COUR·SE OP STUDIES. PREPARATORY COURSE. _ FIRST YEAR. Harvey's Elementary Gra~mar; Reading; Sr,elling; Ar:ithmetic; -Bible History; ·prima"ry Geography; Penmanship; Elocution; Chri tian Doctrine.

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The Commercial Cot:rse is generally completed m two years, after which the student may, if he wishes, fl,pply him_ self to a more extended study of Mathematics and ·Natural Science with the Classical stud en ts:

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CLASSICAL COURSE. The first year of the Preparatory Course is required for entering the Classical Course.

The course includes the English, Latin, and Greek Languages, Intellectual Philosophy, ·P ure· and Mixed Mathematics, and Natural Sciences . It is _ completed in seven years.

FIRST YEAR.

Engli h.-Harvey's English Grammar· nited States ' History-Hassard; Geography; Chronology; Penmanship; Composition; Elocution.

Latin. - Jones's First Lessons in Latin.

Mathematics. -Ari th me tic-Ro bin son.

Christia,,, Doctrine.-Perry's Instructions.

SECOND YEAR.

En,qlish. - Higher English Lessons-Reed and Kellogg; Ancient History-Fredet; Phy_sical Geography ; Chronology; Penmanship; Debates; Elocution.

Latin. -Arnold 's First Latin Book ; Andrew 's & Stoddard 's Grammar; C sar.

Mathematics. -Algebra-Thompson 's.

Christian Doctrine. -Perry' Instructions.

THIRD YEAR.

Engl-i h. - Rhetoric-Coppen ; History of English and American Literature-Jenkins; Versification; Composition; Debates; Elocution; Botany.

Latin. -Arnold's Prose Compo ition; Grammar; Prosody; Exercises in Versification; allust; Virgil.

Greek.-First Lessons in Greek-White.

Mathematics.-Geometry-Robinson. (}h ,r istian Doctrine. -Perry's Instructions.

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English. -A rt of Oratorical Composition---Coppens ; Essays; Debates; E locution; ~odern _H istory-Fred et !

Zoology ; Physiology;' Economics.

J~ atin. rnold 's Prose Composition ; Essays; Horace ; Livy.

Greek. -Goodwin's Grammar; Xenophon's Ana basis ~ Mathematic . -Trigonometry; Mechanics.

Christian Doctrine. - Perry's Instructions.

FIFTH YEAR.

English. - Literary Criticisms; Essays; Discourses; Elocution; Civil Government.

Church History. -Spalding.

Latin. -Arnold's Prose Compositions ; Essays; Cicero; Tacitus.

Greek.--Arnold's Prose Composition; Reviewed Dialects ; Homer.

Mathematics. - Analytical Geometry; Calculus.'

Natural Philosophy.--Peck's Ganot.

Christian Doctrine.-Jouin's Evidences of Religion.

SIXTH YEAR.

Mental Philosophy.-Logic; , Ontology; Cosmology; Psy, cbology; Philosophia Catholica juxta Sanctum Thomam, Auetore Van Der AA. American Republic-Brownson.

Baker's Chemistry; Loomis's Astronomy.

English, Latin, and Greek Composition.

History of the Church. -Lectures.

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English, Latin, and Greek Compositions.

Philosophy of History. -Balmes.

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THEOLOGY. Theologia.-Moralis-Sabetti; Dogmatica Generalis- Schouppe; Specialis- St. Th,omas.

Scriptura $acra. - Cur~us Scripturre Sacrre- Ubaldi.

Ju$ Canonicum-Elemen ts of Ecclesiastical Law-Dr. S. B. Smith . .Liturgia Sacra.-Sacrre Liturgire Praxis-Wapeldborst.

Sacra Eloquentia.-l Pars Catecbizandi, Prrelectiones et Exercitia.

Historia Ecclesim Catholicm. -Birkhauser.

Cantus Gre,qor!anus. -Theory and Practical Exercises. '

EXTRA~ The ~ourse in German and French embraces the grammar, composition, and literature of these languages. The conversational ·method in use will soon familiarize the student with the difference of idioms. These studies are at the option of the students, and are free of charge.

The course in Telegraphy is finished in one ,year. In this time ~ student with ordinary diligence and attention , acquires not only sufficient knowledge and experience to send·telegr~ms with skill and accuracy-aud·- receive by sound-but a full acquaintanc~ with the details of the business practice, such as the fixing of batteries, and the usual appurtenances of an office. Also optional.

There is a regular class in which the theory and practice of vocal music are taught, without charge , to all who show \ any aptitude thereto.

Instrumental music is 9ptional.

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SOCIETIES. Jab.ox Jimp-r.obu~ ®-1nnia ~intif.

ST. PATRICK'S LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. Rev. E. L. RIVARD_, C. S. V... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ' ... Moderator Mr. J. T. HAYDEN .......... . .. . ....... . ...... : .. President Mr. T. M. KELLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... V,ice-President Mr. T. F. Qu1N .. .. .. . . ................. . ...... Secretary Mr. C. O'REILLY ................................ Treasurer Mr. J. CASEY ........................... .- ....... Librarian r. C. E. QuILLE ......... . . . ...... , .....,Sergeant-at-Ar'm s '

MIVART SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION. This association was organized 1n November, 1889, for the prosecution of scientific studies. Membership is restricted to students of the higher branches and to graduates of the Classical Course. This association occupies the Science Hall, and has charge of the Museum and Scientific Library.

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Rev. M. LE ARTZ, C. S. . ......................... Director Mr. J. D. LAPLA rTE, B. S., A. B ...................._President Mr. J. T: HAYDEN .... . . ..... . ... .. ......... Vice-President Mr. P. J. KELLY .......... ... .... ........ .. ..... S eretary Mr. L. N. LEGRIS ............................... Treasurer Mr. J. O'DWYER. . . .............. . ................... Censor M U EUi\i.

Mr. C. E. McCABE .... . ... ·........................ Curator Mr. T. F : Q · I r N . . . . . . . . . . • : . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Curator M.

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Mr. T. A. LEGRIS .......... . ..................... Librarian

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rrhe Curator of the Museum most respectfully solicits the assistance of the old members and friends of St. Viateur's, in enlarging and completing the same. Specimens of minerals, shells, stuffed animals and birds, relics, coins, etc., and books of a scientific nature, will be most thankfully received, and will be labeled with the name of the donor. Besides, contributors to M. S. A. Library and Museum are enrolled in the Book of Benefactors, and are entitled to all benefits and privileges granted to same, according to Article XV., Section 1 of Constitution.

SOCIETE ST. JEAN BAPTlSTE. Rev. M. J. MARSILE, c.s. V ..... . ....... .. ...... Moderateur Mr. J. A. CHASSE ............................... President Mr. A. GRANGER .................. . ......... Vice-President Mr. R. PUG NY .. . : .............. .. . ............. Secretaire Mr. H. RUEL ....... . ......... .. ... •.... Assistant Secretaire Mr. J. D. LAPLANTE, B. S.' A.B ..... ' .............. Tresorier Mr. J. V. LAMARRE.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Bibliotbecaire Mr. F. ST. AUBIN .............. .' ... Assistant Bibliothecaire Mr. J. Granger.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ Sergent d'armes

ST. ALOYSIUS' ACOLYTHICAL SOCIETY. The principal object of this society is to add beauty and solemnity to divine worship by an accurate observance of the liturgic rites and ceremonies, and also to afford Catholic students, distinguished for excellent deportment, the honor of serving in the Sanctuary.

Mr. C. E. McCABE ........ ....... . . .. ......... : ... Director Mast(>r E. LEGRIS ............. . ·,· ............... President Master E. MARCOTTE.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ice-President Master W. KELLY ........................... . ... Secretary Master W. SuLLIV A .... . .... .... ... ............ Treasurer 'Master A. LE FILS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Master of Rules Master D. MooRE.................................. Mentor Master J. L EGRIS } Master A. GOUDREAU · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ··Counselors Members, 36.

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THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. Bev. P. DESJARDINS, C.S. V ....... ... ... ... ... ... .. Director Mr. G. MARTINEAU . . • . • . . _. . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . President Rev. A. ST. AUBIN, C. S. V .. ,. . ..... .. . .. .. ... Vice-President Mr. J. B. SuRPRE ANT ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . : .. Secretary Mr. J. V . L4:~iARRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Mem bers, 20.

THE CECILIAN GLEE CLUB. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF REV. P. DESJARDINS, C. S. V.,

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THE "VIATORIAN " JOURNAL ASSOCIATION. Rev. ,M. J. MARSILE, C. S. V. ...... . . . . . ......... President Rev. E. L. RIVARD 'C.S.V..... . . . . ...... ..... Vice-President · Rev. L. A. SENECAL, C. S. V .... ... ... ....... Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF.

Mr. T. QuiNN. Mr. T. L Yo s.

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Mr. J. G. CoNJ>O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . President Mr. F. A. MooDY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Vice-President Rev. J. F. RYAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Rev. L. A. SENECAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer

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T. A. LEG.RIS .......... .' ...... ....... .. ....... Caotai □ L. N. L:EGRIS ......... ..... _................. Secretary C. J. QurLLE .............. ' .................. Treasurer F. ST. AUBIN ......... ............ . .... ....... ·. Umpire D. L. MURPHY ................................. Scorer ·, ,

THE VIATORIAN BASE BALL LEAGUE. .

The ''Shamrocks" represent the institution and play all amateur nines. They are at present champions of Kankakee and Will counties.

Rev. J. J: CREGAN, C. S. V. - .................. , .... President REV. J. F. RYAN, C.S. V ........................... Manager Mr. C. O'REILLY .................................. Captain Mr . L. N. LEGRIS ............................... Secretary Mr. F. O'REILLY ................................ Treasurer Mr. J. E. LYNCH .................................. Umpire Mr. 'n. L. MURPHY ............. . ................... Scorer SENIOR DEPARTMENT.

Mr. T. PELLETIER.... . . . . ...................... President Mr. L. N. LEGRifS ........... · ................ Vice-President Mr. T. LYONS .............. : ....... ·............. Secretary ' Mr. F. PROVOST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... Treasurer MAJORS.

Mr. H. CARLIN ................. . ................. Captain Mr. J. FITZPATRI K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Mr. W. J. DoLA . .......................... . ..... Treasurer ~

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Aher'n, 'P. C.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . Pennsylvania Chasse, A. J .......... . .......... . .... ............ Canaqa Gra~ger, Armaud ....... . ......................... Illin~is Grobus.ch, E ...................................... Illinois Lamar.re , J. V. . . . . . . . . . . . ................. . .... Canada Lap,lante, J. D . ....... . ....... . ... .. ....... ·_ .... Michigan Leclai~e, J., C. S . \ .. . .... .. .. . . ..... . . . ... .... .... Illinois Legri~, Louis ........... . ................. . ..... Illinois Legr!s Thomas ............. .. .......... . .......... Illinois Lennartz. M., C. S. . ...................... .. ... ... Illinois Meeh~n , P. J ................. . .......... . .. Massachusetts Ruel, R .. ·........................................ Illinois Sururenant, J. B ...... ....... . ... . ..... - ........ Michigan Walsh, D . J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . innesota I

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Besse, Joseph . .- ...... . .. . .......... .. . . ........... Illinois V Bissonnette, Dolpbis.. . . . .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Illinois / . .. ".'.J. , .·''...' : .~-1" . v B.ou d rea u, D enn1s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111'1no1s . E ustac h e . ...·/_." .

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Dailey, Travis ........ .' .. .... .. .............. ..... Indiana JJarcl1~, .t"h1l1p ........ . ........................ . .. Illinois Deslauriers, Peter .. . .......................... .... Illinois Devane, John. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... Illinois -Dolan; William .. ...... ... ..... ..... . .. ..... .... ... Illinois ,/ V Doody, William ........ .. ................... . ..... . Illinois ' Down, Francis ........ . ............... . ..... . ..... Illinois 'v/ Fallon : George. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Illinois Fitzpatrick, John.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .... Illinois / Flaherty, Michael .. ............... . . . . , ... .. ....... Illinois / 1

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ollen, Peter ..................................... Indiana Ford, Michael ................ . ................... Indiana Freeland, Francis.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... Indiana · Gallet, Charles. . . . . . ............................. Illinois Gobier, John .......................... . ......... Michigan Good willi , Douglas/. ............................. Illinois . ,-Granger, Armand .......................... . . . .... Illinois . Granger, Joseph. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1 llinois . Granger, William .................................. Illinois . G rave 1·me, F rancis . ............................... ✓ . ✓ ·. . Jll'mois } -Gregoire, Jo eph. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ichigan _.Guertin, Horace ... ... . .......... . .. . .............. Illinois V dfalton, James.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Illinois ✓ l---H arring, John ..................................... Illinois ;--,Hayden, John F . . ................. . .. . . ...... .... . Illinois Hayden, John T.. . . . . . .. .. ..... ........... ..... .... Illinois Hayes, John .......................... . ..... . ... Kentucky Hedekin, Thomas .... . ... . , ........................ Indiana v Hedges, T;:-emble ...... . ......................... Kentucky /' _'. . _...fleller, Louis.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Illinois v/ Hen0eberry, Martin ................ ... ...... .. .... Illinois V ·,,....J ordan, Edward ......................... . ........ Illinois .,.,,,.

Keefe, John ....... . .............................. Inu iana V -4:Kelley, Patrick .................................. . Illinois .- ,.,Kelley, Thomas ......... -.......................... Illinois v·, · Kerr, Earl ....................................... Indiana v Kerr, George .............. .... _........ ........... Indiana / Kirby, John ............................... . ...... Illinois ✓, 1_, Lacharite, Henry ......................... . ...... .. Illinois ✓ Lambert, Philip ..... . ........................ .' .... Illinois L,I ~ arkin, William ................................... Illinois Lauriault, William ....................... . ... . . . ... Illinois ✓ c,...- Lavigne, Fue<lerick.. . . . . . ... .......... ..... ... . Michigan ,.-LeF~ls, Albert .................................... Illinois .J.ieg~is, Lionel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ... Illinois tegris, Louis ..... . ................. .. .. ... .. . . ... Illinois Legris, Thom.as . ..... . ... . .... . ................... Illin-ois Lemire, William ...................... . . .. ....... Michigan 1

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Lennartz,. Francis .................... . ............. Illinois Lesage, Levi ...................................... Illinois Lynch, John .......... . ........................... Illinois . . Lyons, Andrew ......................... . ...... ... Illinois Lyons, Thl)1;1as .................. . . _. . . . .......... Illinois Maley , James .........1 .. ... ·i.:_· . ... . ..... . ........ Indiana. l,_/Marcotte, F_rederick .. / ~ : .............. . ... .. Illinois (?, Martin, Harry ............ ........... .... ....... Michigan }.Vlarx, John ........ . ...................... ·...... .. Illinois McCabe, Charles ....... ... · ........................ Indiana McDonnell, Francis .................................. Iowa McNamara, Charles ............ ..... ............ . .. Illinois MeyerhaJ?.S, John ................... .. . ............ Illinois urpby , Daniel ...· ................................ Illinois Murphy , Ja:r,.es ................ .... ................ Illino'is --O'Connor, John .. ..... ... . .............. . ....... . .. Illinois I.), 1 ..t0 ·n J .:\,.,l.' · · V ,. . ,. wyer, a,mes ... .. .....,_..,, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 1001s · O ' Mal ley, Thomas . .. ..... : .... .. . .. .......... . ..... Illinois ,,O'Reilly , Ch~rles ..... . . ........................... Illinois ,,O'Reilly, Francis ....... ... . ... ........ ..... .. ... .. Illinois O'Toole, Michael ..... . .... . ....................... Illinois Patton , Edward ...........·~ .. .. ......... .... .. . ... Illinois Pe ll etier, Thomas .. . ...... : .. ........ .. . ..... ..... Illinois ,Provost, Felix_........ . ......... . ........ . ........ Illinois Pug'ny, Rene ......... ....... ................ .. .. . . Illinois Qu~lle , Centenn_ial ......... .......... ...... . ... . .. . Ill~no~s / Qumn , Thomas . .... .. .............................. Illrno1s Quigley, John ..................................... lllinois Rauwolfe, John ... .. ............................... Illinois J Rentz, Harry . ....... . . .. . ...... . .. _........... Kentucky V . Richard, Fr_ederick ...... .. . . .. .. .. . .... ..... .... . . Illinois Ruel, Henry .... .. . . ...... ...... . .... .... . .. ..... Illinois · Ruel, Joseph .......... . ... .............. .. . ....... Iilinois ' .

Ryan , I-Leo.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ill.1001s Saindon, William .... .. . ..... .... . . ... ..... ....... Illinois _ . Small, Thomas ......... . ... . ... .. . .... ..... .. ... California ✓. S mith, Frederick ....... . .. . . .. .. . .. ...... ....... .. Illinois / ,, St. Aubin, Emile ... .. .. ............ . ...... .... .. .. Illinois \

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St. ubin, rederick .............................. Illinois t. John, Elmer.. . . . ............................. Illinoi ✓ Trea y, ~homa ...................... . .......... Kentucky t- a1sb; James ........... . .............. .... ....... Illinois V arrick, Jame .................................. Illinoi ,/ Welter, ·ichael .. . . . . . . . ..... .. .... . ............. Illinois Whalen, John ..................................... lJlioois Wil l mot; Robert .. . ... ...... ..... ...... .. . ... . .... Illinois . / 009 ward, Walt r ......... ....... . ............... Illinois

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Hawkins, Ed ward . .. . ................. . .. .......... Illinois ogan , John ........ . . ... ............. .. .. .. ...... Illinois Kelly, C 9,rles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . ......_... -Illinois Kenney, Thomas ........ . .......................... Illinois Kolegr~ff G eorge ........ .. . .. ..... ..... . ......... Illinois ✓ Ko l b, Charles .... . ......... . . . . ... . ........ .. ...... Illinois ' Lou is . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ...... . ..... : . ...... Illinois Kreuder, Kroschowitz, L _o uis .... . ... . .... . ... . . .... . ..... ... Illinois Kum erer, Augustus . . .. ... ....... . .. . .. ... ......... Illi-nois LeF ils, Arthur ...... . .. . ..... . . .......... ..... .. .. lllinoi Marcotte, Abner .... .. .... .. ... .... ....... . . . ..... Kansas Marcotte, Narcisse ..... , ... ...... ... ......... . .... Illinois Martin, Ar mand ... . . ... .. .. ... ...... . . .. . ... . .. ... Illinois McDo~nell , Roger ............ ........... . .. ... .. .. . Illinois cKenna, George .. ... . ... .. ...... .. ... . . ... . . . . .. Illinois Moore, David. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. .. _. lllinois Moore, J esse .. ....· .. ... .. . ... ·. .......... . ... ... . . Illinois or tim e r, J arnas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Illio ois N oul'I'l, 1{ p on~e .... .. . , ..... . . . ..... . . . . . .. .... . . Illinois .

J a.mes ..··....... . .. .. .. .................... 111·1nol. s V O 'B rteo, t.-.Olff, Samue i. . . . . .... . ... ·. ....... \ . ...... ..... .. . . . Illinois ~eck , Nelson ...... . .. ....... .. ....._..... . .. . . . . . . . Illinois ✓ryProvo_~ t , Ulric .... .... . . . . .. .. .. . .. . ...... . . . . .... Illinois Reillx,. Ed ward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .. . [nd ian a Rivar,a , Charles .. .... .. . .. . . .... .... . .. ... . .. . .. .. . Illinois

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Ezekiel, Gordon .. .. . . ..... .. ......... . . . .. . ... . . _. Illinoi FlanaCYan , Charles . . ... .... ....... . ........ . .. .. . . . Illinoi t,.Elanagan, William.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ... lllinoi Fogle1 George. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . II l inoi Fra er, Franci ......... . . .... .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . ... .. Illinoi rederick John ............ . . .. .. . .. . . ....... ..... Jllinoi ✓ Goudreau, rtbur ..... . ... . . ...... .. ... . ... . . .... . Illinois Grant, ymn , Harry . . .. ... .. . . .. ......... . .... . . . .. . lllinoi Hall , William.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .... . . . . ..... .. . Illinois Hansl Proc te r .. .. ........ . . . . . .. . . ........ . . . . . . .. lllinois Hurd. Loui · . .......... ... . ... . ...... .. ...... ... . . Illinoi · Ketfov, WiITrnm .... ~ ... ..... .. ... . ... . ..... . . .•... Illinois 1_ Kieff;~ George .......... ..... . . _. . ............... . Illinoi , Kieffer, Harr) . ..... . . . ... . .. . . .. .. .... .. _ . . . .. .. . Illinoi King , Charle . . . .. . ...... . . .. ~ .. ... . . . . .. . . ... . . . .. . I llinoi Knotte, J e e ......... . .. ......... . . . ..... . . .. . . .. Il linoi 1 ,...,, Kreuger, W illiam . . .. .. .. . . ... . .... .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . Jllinoi Labounty, Arlhur .. . . . .... .... . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . Illinois ,/' 1 • H;Legr~s, Edgar . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .... . . .. .. . .. ..... . . Ill~no~s Legn , Jo l•ph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. ....... Illtnois Legris, Paul .... .. . . .. ... .. . . .. . ....... _..... ..... tllinoi Mahoney. Daniel .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . .... . Illinois ✓ / Marcotte, Evari t ,· .... . . . .... . ......... . ... .. .. ... Illinois McCann, George .. . . . . . . . . . . . .... . .... . .. .. .. . Illinois ✓ Milholland Francis . . ... . .............. . ........ . . . IlHnoiR Monce), Vi c tor ........ . . .. . ..... . . . ........ . ... ... Illinois ✓ Mumford, Robert . .. .. . .......... . ... . .. .. . ....... . Illinoi el on, Roy .. ·.. . ... .. . . .. ..... . .... . .. . ........ . . Illiooi / Park er Pearl .... .. .. ....... .............. .. . .. .. . lllinoi · ✓ Parker, Roy ... . . ..... . .. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .... .. Illinoi ✓ v Partland, Cb~rle .. .. . ... ........ . ............ . ... ll linois

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F. E. O'REILLY. A id-de-Camp,

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Company D~ RIVARD LIGHT GUARDS. Captain,

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SUL.l~IVAN BUGLE CORPS. Sergeant,

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Ford Exhibition Squad.

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Company B. Captain,

H. SULLIVAN. First LieutennHt,

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Columbian Guards.

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H. ANDERSO .

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Tw'ENTV PSIXTH COMMENCEMENt DAY , tH:INE 201f.\ 1 1894.

MOST REV. f . A. FEBHAN1 D.O., ARCHBISHOP OF CHI C AG O , PRES I D IN G.

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"Magic Flute,"

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ORCHESTRA.

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Declamation,

L EGR!S.

"Spartacus to the Roman Envoys" P. HANSL.

Declamation,

Louis XVII. H. ANDERSON.

"The Heavens are Telling," liaydn The Present Needs Discussed.

A. GRANGER Introductory Address, Statesmanship, Mr. D. WAL SH Mr. J . LAPLANTE Labor, Mr. P. MEEHAN Capital, Mr. J. SURPRENANT Religion, Mr. A. GRANGER Peroration, ''The Bronze Horse ' Au ber Selection, Cantata,

ORCHESTRA.

Valedictory,

Mr.

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CONFERRING OF DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS. AW ARD ING OF MEDAL .

Closing Rem arks,

MOST REV.

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The Degrees of Bachel_o'r

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Arts

WERE CONFERRED ON

Mr. J. D. LAPLA TE, B.S., Lake-·Linden, Michigan.

Mr. L. N. LEGRIS, Bourbonnais, Illinois. .

ComtT)~rcial Diplomas WERE .AW .ARDED TO

Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.

ARTHUR ABELES, Chicago, Illinois.

ARTHUR BIRO , Bourbonnais, Illinoi JAMES CA AV AN, L~na, _Iowa.

JOHN CAVAN A N , ~ MARTIN ~ E R R Y , Chicago, Illinoi ANDREW LYONS, Arcola, IJlinois.

JA fES MORTIMER, Austin, Illinois.

JOH · QUIGLEY, Del Rey , Illinoi .

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AWARDING OF GOLD MEDALS AND rR.EMIUMS. Gold Medals are Presented Anl)Ually by

Rev. F. X. CHOUINARD, .c .S. V., Manteno, Illinoi Rev. J. . LOCKNEY, Chebanse, Illinois.

Rev. C. FOURNIER, C.S. V., Chicago, Illinois.

Rev. ,E. L GRIFFIN, Chicago, Illinois.

Rev. J.M. HAGAN, La Grange, Illinois.

Rev. G. LEGRIS, Bourbonnais, Illin'ois.

Rev. D. S. A. MAHONEY, Chicago, Illinois.

Rev. M. J. MARSILE, C.S. V., President of ~he College.

Rev. J. MORRISSEY, Joliet, Illinois.

Rev. F. O'REILLY, Utica, Illinoi .

Rev. M. A. DOOLING, Clinton, Illinois.

Mr. T. ROWAN, Chicago, Illinois.

C. T. MOREL, M.S., ·M.D., Borbonnais, Illinois.

V. Rev. P. BEAUDOI · , C.S. V., Bourbonnais, Illinois.

Mr. J. D. LAPLANTE, H.S., B.A. ,'Lake Li~den, Michigan.

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.A. W .A.RDED TO

Mr. JOSEPH CASEY, Lockport-, Illinois.

NEXT IN MERIT:

M. CAMPION, F. LAURIAULT, J. DEVANE.

Th~ Hagan Elocution Medal W.A.-S AWARDED TO

Mr. HERVEY ANDERSON, of Chicago, Illinois.

NF.:XT IN MERIT:

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S. BRENNOCK, W. D.OODY, W. BABST, J. qRANGER.

The Doody Elocution Medal For Minim Department WAS AWARDED TO

Master PROCTOR HANSL, of Chicago, Illinois.

NF~XT IN MERIT:

A. ABELES, E . LEGRIS, J. ST. JOHN.

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Mr. JAMES O'DWYER, of Merna, Illinois.

NEXT IN MERIT:

J. CASEY.

The Chouinard Medal For Belles Lettre WAS AWARDED TO

Mr. RENE PUGNY, of Chicago, Illinois.

EXT IN

H. R EL, A. GRANGER,

'1ERit:

. DUBE, L. LEGRIS.

The Legris Medal For United States History WAS EQUALLY DESERVED

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Mr. JOHN MARX, of Sag Bridge, Illinois.

Mr. JOHN SULLIVAN, of Cherokee. Iowa.

DRAWN BY

JOHN SULLIVA ,EXT I

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HE NE BERRY, ·?AS. CAN AV AN T. O'MALLEY.

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The Mahoney Military Medal For Proficiency in MiUtary Tactics among th ~Privates and nonCommissioned Officers o,,f the S. V. C. Battalion WAS AWARDED TO

Private CENTENNIAL J. QUILLE, of Chicago, Illinois.

NEXT IN MERIT:

Privates W. BABST and P. DAROHE.

The Fournier Medal For Excellence in Minim Department WAS AWARDED TO

Master A. ABELES, of Chicago, Illinois.

NEXT IN HERlT:

P. HANSL .

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The Marsile Music Medal ' '

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ARDED TO

Mr. PHILIP DUBE, of Salem, Mas .

NEXT IN MERIT:

T. LYONS, F. PROVO 1'.

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Mr. H. RUEL, of St. George, I11inois .

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P. DUBE J. GRA GER.

The Morrissey Medal For Penmanship WAS A.WARDED TO

Mr. GEORGE FALLO , of Chicago, I llinoig, EXT IN MERIT:

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ABST, and A. LYO S.

The Morel Medal Fm· Nut'u,1· al Sciences WA

AW ARD ED TO

Mr. A . GRA GER of Bourbonnais, Illinoi NEXT I

1.R:RIT:

H.RUEL, T.LYONS, J.CA EY.

The Beaudoin Medal For Histo1·11 WA

AWARDED TO

Mr. W. LEMIRE, of Cba,ssell, Michigan.

NEXT I

J. BUR S, J.

MERIT:

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The Rowan Military Medal For Proficiency in Military · Tuctics among the Commissioned Officer of the S . V. C. Battalion WA

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AWARDED TO

O'REILLY, of Minonk, Illinois.

E_-T IN

Capt. J. HA YDE

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S EQU ALLY DESERVED BY

W. BABST, of Kankakee, Illinois.

S. BRE NOCK, of Chicago, Illinois.

J. CASEY, of Lockport, Illinois.

J. FITZPATRICK, of Bloomington, Illinois.

W. LARKIN, of Merna, Illinois.

A. LYONS, of Arcola, Illinois.

J. MARX, of Sag Bridge, Illinois.

J. SULLIVAN, of Cherokee, Illinois.

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Mr. W. LARKIN. ,.

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P. DUBE, of Salem, Mass.

M. FORD, of Hartford City, Indiana.

J. GRANGER and W. GRANGER, of Bourbonnais, Illinois. FRED LAURI.AU-LT of Chebanse, Illinois.

T. QUINN, of Chicago, Illinois.

J. LYNCH, of Chicago, Illinois.

J. SULLIVAN, of Cherokee, Iowa.

M. WELTER, of Chicago, Illinois.

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F. LAURIAULT.

The Medal for Commercial Excellence Presented by Rev. J. J. Glancy, of Virden, Illinois, W.AS AWARDED TO

Mr. ANDREW LYO S, of Arcola, Illinois . .i:

EXT IN MERIT:

J. MORTIMER, J 0. CA AV A , and A. ABELES.

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OTHER GOLD MEDALS. The Thorne Medal For Literary Criticism W AF; AWARDED TO

Mr. J. F. HAYDEN, of Willnington, Illinoi s.

EXT IN MERIT:

'I'. KELLY, C. McCABE, J. O'DWYER.

The Oratory Medal Presented by Rev. A. Granger, of Kankakee, Illinois, WAS ..A.WARDED TO

Mr. THOS. QUI

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NEXT IN MERIT:

P.KELLY, C.QUILLE.

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Mr. JOH

AWARDED TO

MAR - , of Sag Bridge, Illinois.

EXT IN MERIT:'

W. BABST, A. GROSSE, A. AB"l£LES.

The Henderson-Ames Medal Presented by the Henderson-Ame:$ Co., f{a,lamazoo, Mich., For Swordsman.sh1p, WAS AWARDED TO

Master hEORGE McCA

N, of Chicao-o, Illinois.

EXT IN MERIT:

E. LEGRIS, G. PUSHECK.

The Medal for Spelling in Preparatory Course Presentecl by W. J. Feeley & Co., of Providence, R. I., W..A.S ..A.WARDED TO

Mr. ALBERT GH.O SE, of Chicago, Illinoi NEXT I

MERIT:

J. CANAVAN, A. LYONS, A. ABELES.

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FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR 1893=1894.

SENIOR DEPARTMENT.

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Honorable Ment·ion: W. Babst, S. Boudreau, E. Brais, M. Campion, W. Caron, James Canavan, Jno. Canavan,- H. Carlin , C. J. Castonguay, J. Casey, T. Dailey, P. Deslaurier, W. Dolan, Geo. Fallon, J. Fitzpatrick, A. Granger, T. F. and T. J. Hayden, M. Henneberry, P. Kelley, T. Kelly, Jas. Keefe, F. Lavigne, Lionel Legris, L. Legris, Thos. Legris, Thos. Lyons, A. Lyons, W. Larkin, :B,. Lenartz, J. Marx, Jas. Murphy, J .. Myerhans, C. McCabe, Chas. O'Reilly; F. O'Reilly, Jas. O'Dwyer, T. O'Malley, M. O'Toole, :B,. Provost, R. Pugny, C. J. Quille., J. Quigley, Henry Ruel , Jos. Ru~l, ichard, E. St. Aubin, F. St. Aubin, T. Small, F. Smith .

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Honorable Mention: M. Berry, S. Brennock, Jas. Burns, J. Brouillette, A. Biron, E. Cavanaugh, R. Campbell, J. Cullerton, D. Denault, E. Ezekiel, A. Gold~n, A. Grosse, F. Hogan, C. Kolb, G. Kummers, L. Kreuder, L. Kroschowitz, D. Moore, .:. . Marcotte, A. Marcotte, J . Mortim er, E. Rielly, E. Provost, Jos. Rondy, H. Spingold.

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LIST OF STUDENTS '

WHO HAVE DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES IN STUDJES.

CLASSICAL COURSE. BRENNOOI'", STEPHE - First in Reading, Spelling, 1 English Composition, Grammar, Christian Doctrine; ,second in History; third in Latin Authors .

BIRON, ARTHUR- First

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Bookkeeping and Commercial

Letters; second in Spelling, Grammar, Christian Doctrine, Commercial Law, Latin Authors, La tin Composition; third in Read ing.

BURNS, ' J A ms - First in Spelling, History, and Latin Composition; srcond in Reading and Grammar; third 1n English Composition and Christian D9ctrine. '' I

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English Composition,

Christian Doctrine, Latin Authors, Latin Composition, Greek,

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DUBE, Pbilip-First in Reading, Spelling, Mathematics, Grammar, Christian Doctrine, and Music; second in English '

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DAILEY, TRAVIS- Second in Grammar; third in Reading, History, English Composition, and Christian Doctrine.

DEVANE, JAMES-Second jn Rhetoric, English Composi '

tion, Latin Authors, Latin Composition, and Literature.

EZEKIEL,

EDWARD-

First in ·Reading, History, Gram-

mar, and Latin Composition; second in English Corn position.

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Latin Composition.

Fcmn, MrcHiEL-Second Astronomy.

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GAZZ0LO, FRANK-Second in Reading and Spelling; third m History and Latin Composition; dist_inguished in Geog1

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GROSSE, ALBERT-First in Grammar, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, and Ger man; sec~nd in Reading, Spelling, English Composition

Christian Doctrine, and Latin Com-

position.

GRA GER,

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in Reading, Christian Doctrine,

Geography, and Latin Composition; third in Spelling, History, I

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GRANGER, WILLIAM-Second in Reading and Christian Doctrine; third in Spelling and Grammar.

GRA GER,

ARMAND -

First in

History,

Physics,

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Astronomy; · third in French.

HAYDE , J. T- Fir~t in Physics and Astronomy; second in Rhetoric and English Composition; third in Latin Authors.

KELLY, PATRICK-Second in Rhetoric, English Composition , and Christian Doctrine; distinguished in Latin Authors.

KELLY,

THO 1As-First in Christian Doctrine; second rn

Rhetoric, English Composition , and Latin A·uthors.

KEEFE , JAMES- Second in Reading, Spelling, English Composition, and Christian Doctrine ; third in Grammar and Music.

KRoscuow1Tz, Lo r8-First in Reading; second in Spelling, Grammar, and Christian Doctrine.

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LEMIRE, WM. - First in History ; second in Spelling, Grammar, Christian Doctrine, and Latin Composition; third m Reading.

L Yo s, T. E.-First in English Composition , Latin Authors, Latin Composition, Physics, .Astronomy, and Music; second in Mathematics and Rhetoric ; third in French.

LEGRis, THOMAS--Third in Mathematics and French.

LEGRIS, LIONEL- Second 1n Christian

I?octrine, Latin

Authors, and Latin Composition; third in Reading.

LARKIN, WILLIAM- First in Christian Doctrine ; second in Rhetoric, Literature ; third in English Composition; distinguished in Latin Composition.

LY CH, JOHN-First in Christian Doctrine; second 1n English Composition and Rhetoric.

LAURIAUL'r, FRED-Second in English Composition ; third in Rhetoric; distinguished in Literature. , MORTIMER, JAMES-First in History, Grammar, Bookkeeping, Latin Composition ; second 1n English

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Christian Doctrine, Commercial Law, and Commercial Letters.

MARX, JOHN-First 1n Spelling, His~ory, English Composition, English Grammar, Christian Doctrine, Geography, Latin Composition, and German.

MURPHY, DANIEL- Second in Christian Doctrine ; third in Latin Composition.

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.O'REILLY, FRA ors- Second in · Christian Doctrine; third 1n Rhetoric, English Composition;

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O'DWYER, JAMES-First in Latin Authors and Greek; sec-

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PELLETIER, Taos. - Fi~st in Christian Doctrine; second in

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PuGNY, RE ' E- First in Latin Composition, French; second f

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RICHARD, FRED-Second in Rhetoric, English Composition ; third .in Ph)sics.

RONDY, J osEPH-First in Reading; second rn Spelling; third in English Composition.

ST. AUBI , EMIL-Second in Reading, French; Spelling; distinguished in Grammar .

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ST. AUBIN , FRED.---First in History; secood in Rhetoric and English Composition, Christian Doctrine, French , Greek, and Physics· third in Latin Composition and Latin Authors.

SM..ALL, TH0;\rAs- First in Rhetoric, English Composition, Christian Doctrine, Latin Authors, Latin Composition, and Physics; second in French and Astronomy.

WEI'iTER, MrcHAEL-1°!1irst.in Rhetoric, Christian Doctrine, and Latin Authors; second in English Composition and Latin

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BERRY, M. - Second in Christian Doctrine; third in Grammar, and distinguished in Penmanship.

BABST, WM. C.-First in Christian Doctrine; second in Reading, Bookkeeping, and Commercial Law; Lhird in Mathematics, Grammar, and Penmanship; distinguished in Spelling and English Composition.

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Bo CHARD, EDw ARD-First 1n Bookkeeping;

second m

Mathematics; third in Commercial Law and Penma.p.ship.

BouDREA , STA ISLAUS-Third in Reading and Penmanship. · BAILEY, GEORGE-First in Reading ; third in Spelling ana Grammar.

BROUILLETTE, EDWARD- Second in

Reading,

Cbri5tiau

Doctrine, and Geography; third in Grammar.

BRAIS, E.-Second in Reading, Spelling, Geography, and Penmanship.

CAMPION, MARTIN-First in Rhetoric and Physics; second .

English OompoRition, Christian Doctrine, and Literature; third in Mathematics.

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CAMPBEDL, RAYMO D-First in Christian Doctrine; second in Reading and Spelling; third in Penmanship.

CASTO o AY, CHARLES- Second in Bookkeeping and Pen manship; third in Reading, Geography, Commercial I:,aw; distinguished in Civil Government.

CA v A A GH, EDWARD-Second in Reading, Mathematics, English Composition, and Geography.

CULLERTO ' JOHN-Second in Christian Doctrine;

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tinguished in Penmanship.

CANAVAN, JoH -First 1n Mathematics and Christian Doctrine; second in Reading, English Composition, Grammar, Bo_okkeeping, and Literature; third in Spelling and Commercial Law. CA~1A VA-N, JAMES-Second in Spelling, History, Grammar, Bookkeeping;

third in Reading, Mathemat_ics,

Geography,

Commercial Law, and Penmanship ; distinguished in Christian Doctrine and Civil Government.

CARLIN, HARRY-Second in English Composition, Bookkeeping, and Commercial Law·

third in Reading, History,

Grammar, and Penmanship .

Dow , FRANK-Third 1n Geography;

distinguished m

Penmanship.

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PHILIP- First in BQokkeeping; second in Com-

mercial Law ; third in Reading,

pe1ling, and Penmanship.

DE AULT, DELPHI- Second in Reading, Spelling, Christian Doctrine, and Mathematics; third in Grammar, Geography, and Penmanship.

DooDY, WILLIAM-Second in Reading, Spelling, Christian Doctrine, and Penmanship.

DESLAURIES, PHILIP-Third in Penmanship; distinguished in Geography.

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in Reading, Grammar and Commercial Law; third in Spelling, Mathematics, English Composition , and Penmanship.

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English Composition

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Christian

Doctrine, Commercial Law, and Penmanship.

FAY, WILLIAM- irst in Reading; Grammar, Christian Doctrine, and

second in Spelling,

eography; third in Com-

mercial Law and Penmanship.

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third in Penmanship.

GOLDEN, ANTHONY-Second in Christian Doctrine. ,

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KOLB, CHARLES-First m Reading; second in Spelling; third in Penmanship; distinguished in Geography.

KuM~ERER, (}us. -First in Grammar; second in Spelling, Christian Doctrine, G~ography, and German; third in Reading and Penmanship.

KoLEGRAFF, GEORGE-Second 1n Reading, Mathematics, History, and Christian Doctrine; third in Spelling, English Co~position and Grammar, and Penmanship.

LAVIG E, FRED-Second in Commercial Law and Penmanship; third in Reading and Spelling.

LE FILS, ALBERT-First in Reading; second 1n Spelling and Bookkeeping; third in Music.

LEFILs , ARTHUR-First in . History ; second in Grammar, Christian Doctrine, and Music; third in Penmanship and Spellmg.

LE ~NARTZ, FRANCIS-First in Bookkeeping ; second in Mathematics and Commercial Law; third in Reading, Spelling, English Co_mpqsition., Geography, and Penmanship.

LESAGE, LEVI-Second in Bopkkeeping and Commercial Law. LYONS,

ANDREW-First in Mathematics, History, Rhetoric,

Christian Doc trine, Bookkeeping, yivil Government, Commercial Law, and Geography; second in Penm'anship.

MYERHANS, JOHN- Third in Reading and Grammar; dis. tinguisbed in Geography and Penmanship.

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McDONALD, RoGER-Second in Christian Doctrine; third in Reading.

MARCOTTE, ABNER-First in Reading; third in Spelling · and Christian Doctrine.

NouRr, ALPHONSE' Third in Mathematics, Christian Doctrine, and Penmanship.

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O'MALLEY, THOMAS- First in Spelling, Geography, and Commercial Law; second in Reading, Christian Doctrine, and Bookkeeping; thir:d in English Composition, Grammar, and Penmanship.

O'TooLE, MICHAEL- Second in Reading, Geography, and Spelling; third in Penma;nship.

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SAMUEL-First in Reading, Spelling; second in His- ,

tory, Christian Doctrine, Commercial Law, and Bookkeeping. ~R0V0ST, ALDERIC-Second in Grammar, Christian Doctrine, and Geography; third in Penmanship and Reading; di°stinguished in Mu'sic.

QUIGLEY, JOHN- First io. Bookkeeping; second in Reading and Geography; third in Commercial Law and Penmanship . .

RILEY, CHARLES-Third in R·e ading_and Christia~ Doctrine.

RUEL, Jos.-Second'in Christian Doctrine and Bookkeep' ing; third in Grammar and Penmanship.

RYAN,

LEO-Third in Reading and Geography; distin-

guished in History.

SULLIVAN, JOHN-First in Mathematics, Grammar, Christian ·n ·o ctrine, Geography, and Bookkeeping; second in Reading, Spelling, History, English Composition, and Commercial Law; third in Penmanship.

SMITH, FRED- First in Bookkeeping; second in Reading, Commercial Law; third in Spelling and Penmanship.

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., VAN DEVENTER, T. -. Second in Reading and Grammar; third in Spelling, Penmanship, and German.

WALSH, JAMES-First in Reading; second in Grammar and Christian Doctrine; third in Geography, Commercial Law, and Penmanship.

MINIM DEPARTMENT. ABELES,

RTHUR-First in German; second in Spelling;

distinguished in Bookkeeping.

ANDER o , HERVEY-Third 1n Latin;

distinguished m

Reading.

BREN ocK, Joa -Fourth in Geography; distinguished 1n Reading.

BERGERON Ivo -Distinguished in Reading and Spelling.

BARTLETT,

RED-Distinguished in Geography.

BARRY, JOHN- Second in Christmn Doctrine; distinguished in History.

CARO

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raphy.

EZEKIEL,

GORDO -Distinguished rn Reading and Geog-

rapby.

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FRAZJ<:R, FaA K-Distinguished in Geography.

FOGLE , GEORGE-First in Geography; third in Spelling· distinguished in Christian Doctrine.

GRANTSYM , H &RY- Distinguished in History. ouDREAU ARTHUR-First in Grammar, Spelling; se.cond in Christian Doctrine.

HA sL, PROCTOR-First in Reading, English Composition, and Latin.

KELLEY, History.

WILLI AM-Distinguished for Geography

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Kr o, CHARLES-Distinguished for History.

KIEFFER, HARRY- Distinguished for Arithmetic.

LABOUNTY, AURTHUR- Distinguish~d for .Arithmetic and History.

LEGRIS, EDGAR-Third in,Latin;

ourth in Penmanship.

MUMFORD, ' ROBERT-Distinguished for Reading and Geography.

MARCOTTE, EVERESTE- Third m

English Composition;

distinguished in Latin.

MrLHOLLA

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FRA K- First in Penmanship and Reading.

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CALENDAI{ 1894-95.

1894.

September 6 October 21 November 22 November 29 December 22

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Classes organized.

St. Viateur's Day, Field Day. St, Cecelia's Day, Patroness of Music.

Thanksgiving Day. Christmas Holidays begin.

1895.

January 3 February 22 February 28 March 7 March 17 April May JO June 19

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Classes resumed.

Washington's Birthday.

Semi-annual Examinations.

St. Thomas Aquinas.

St. Patrick's Day. Easter Monday.

Decoration Day. President's Day.

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