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V. Rev. P. BEAUDOIN,

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V. E,ev. C. FOURNIER, C.S. V.,

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Rev: J. J. CREGAN,

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REV. M. J. MARSILE, c.s.v., PRESIDENT, Pr'ofessor of Belles Le:tters. REV. J. F. RYAN, C s.v., VICE-PRESIDENT, Prefect of Discipline and Professor of Greelc. REV. E. L. RIVARD, c.s.v., D.D., PH.D., Director of Studies and Professor of Philosophy. REV. J. E. LABERGE, D.D., Professor of Dog1natic Theology and Philosophy of History. REV. Q. M. LEGRIS, A.M., Professor of Moral Theology and Church History. REV. T. J. McCORMICK, C.S.V., Professor of English Rhetoric, Modern History, Latin, and Literary Criticism. REv. J. L. SEGUIN, _C.S.V., A.M., Professor of Trigonometry and Calcillus. C. T. MOREL, M.S., M.D., Professor of Sciences and Attending Physician .. , REV. L. A. SENECAL, C.S.V., Treasurer. REV. A. D. -MAINVILLE, C.S.V., Assistant Treasurer. REV. J.C. LEDUC, C.S.V., Accountant. REV. P . DESJARDINS, C.S.V., Prof essor of Vocal and Instrumental JJ!lusic. REV. J. L i LECLAIRE, C.S.V., A.M., Professor of Latin and French. REv .. M. J. LENNARTZ, C.S.V., A.M. ,· Professor of Latin and Geometry. REV. W . .T. BERGIN, C.S.V., Professor of English Rhetoric ancl Prefect c., j Junior Department. REV. J. HARKIN, C.S.V., Professor of Boolclceeping, Commerc,i al Law, Arithmetic, and Civil Government.

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F. SULLIVA ~ c.s.v., · Prefect of tudy Hall. MR. M. DERMODY, - Prefect ·of Minim Department, Profes8or of G1·a1nmar and · Evidence of Religion. MR. M. P. SAMMON, Prefect of f:;enior Department, and Professor of Bookkeeping. MR. D. E. WALSH, Professor of Ancient History. MR. J. BRENNA , Assistant Prefect of Minim Department. MR. M. J. WELTER, Professor of German. MR. W. J. BURKE, Professor of United States History, Reading, arid Spelling. MR+. W. P. BURKE,' Profes8or of Literature and A~ebra. MR. J. H. NAWN, Professor of Elocution. MR. J. J. RAITH, Profe1>sor of Latin and German. MR. A. L. MICHEL, Professor of Penmanship, Grammar, and History. MR. M. B. KRUG, Professor of Latin and Christian Doctrine. MR. A. WALSH, Professor of Preparatory Department .. MR. M. MCAULIFFE, Professor of Preparatory Department. MR. G. MARTINEAU, Professor of V'iolin. MR. A. J. DEFORGE, Professor of Aritlonetic, Grammar, and French. MR. R. PUGNY, Professor of Frenr.h . REV.

MR. J. F. MURPHY, Jlilifa.rz1 Instructor.

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PROSPECTUS. ~ T. VIATEUR'S College 1s situated at '.Bourbonnais

Grove Kankakee county, Illinois. It · is distant about fifty. miles from Chicago. and two and a half miles from Kankakee city, just on the verge of an extensive grove of forest tr~es and hard by the banks of_ the Kan.kakee. The . site is peculiarly beautiful and healthy. Near enough to enjoy the advantages of a city when needed, the College is far removed from its distractions and moral dangers. Thi.s institution. founded in 1865, was raised to the rank, and invested with the power and privileges of a university by an act of .the State Legislatgre, in Febru- ,. ary, 1874. It is under the direction of the priests and brothers of the congregation 6f St. Viateur. The Professors and Tutors reside in the institution, and devote themselves entirely to the duties of their profession, fo'r ining but one family with the students, and exercising a constant supervision, friendly in the highest deg-ree to discipline, decorum, and good morals. The system of education ernbr~ces: 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, both at private and public examinations. Those who graduate as .Bachelors of Arts, may, 0n proper application made to the Presi,d ent and Faculty, receive the degree of Master of Arts, provided they shall have devoted at least two years to literary pursuits. ·

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The study of Letters is helped and enc9uraged by an excellent Circulating Library. (We take ,this occasion to thank friends for contributions already received and to solicit further patronage for our library.) · The College grounds are large and well shaded, hav. ing ball alleys and abundant room for all games and athletic exercises. Tlre buildings can accommodate three hundred students. The halls and rooms are spacious, airy, and comfort able. The College is heated by steam, lighted by electricity, and is furnished with water from a spring by ·a complete system of water works. The diet of the students is al ways wholesome and abundant. In sickness . they are nursed and watched over with parental solicitude, and all the care that parents can desire is g·iven to the wardrobe, dormitories, and all those departments ' On which health, comfort, and economy depend. 0

N. B.-The infirmary, the refectory, the laundry, and dormitories are under the care of the Sisters. There- are two sessi'o1Js, one beginning on the first Tuesday of September, the other on the first of February. At the close of each session all the classes are examined. On both occasions bulletins are sent to parents or guardi• ans informing them of the standing, progress, application, heal th, etc., of their children or wards. At the close of the academic year candidates for degrees are publicly examined. At the commencement degrees are conferred and premiums and medals a re a warded. Students may enter at any time, and will be charged pro rata from date of entrance after September 20; it is much to their advantage, however, to enter at the opening of the September session. Should a student leave the College before the close of the session, no de'" duction will be made except in case of protracted sickness (of at least one month), or dismissal. A student who has been at any other institutjon must produce a satisfactory recommendation from the Superior thereof. The classes

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a student is to attend will be determined by an examinaticJ'n. Âˇ He may aftf'rwards be promoted for merit. While the government of the College js mild and parental, the laws of good order, propriety, and morality are strictly enfqrced. The moral influence of instruction, persuasion, and encouragement is primarily and mainly relied on, and is seldom found ineffectual. Visiti9g days are Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Good accommqdations for parents and friends are easily obtained in the village. 1

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SOME GENERAL RULES.

1. Every Catholic student is instructed jn Christian

doctrine, and bound to the practice of his religion. 2. The reljgion of the non-Catholic students wiU ~ot 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. 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 a warded · , 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 Cqllege grounds without permission from proper authority . 7. Parents and friends of the students may visit the College on re~eption days only-i. e. Thursdays, Tuesdays, and Sundays. 8. Permission to go home ,will be given to s tu den ts only in case of the serious illness of some member of their family. Exceptions may be made 1n behalf of the m1n1ms.

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ious language or writings, the introduction of infidel or immor;al books, or other grave offenses against morality or discipline. · 10. 'Any person wilfully damaging the property of the College must make compensation for the same. ' 11. It is required that students procure one military suit either before or upon. arrival at the Coll,ege . We can , not too earnestly engage all to joi11 military companies, as th<t drills and other e_x.ercises tend to develop and strengthen the physique and also improve the general bearing •Of the members. Suits may be ordered from the College, or may be purchased at Work Bros., corner Mar-. ket' and, Van Buren streets; Chi_c ago, Illinois., at the fol. . lowing prices: For minims, $9. 50; for juniors, $13. 50; for seniors, $15. 00. ) 12. There is no Easter vacation. Visits home at this time, and indeed at all times during scholastic year, are absolutelv discountenanced. 13. Students not ,~eturning, at the J?roper time after the Christmas holidays, forfeit ,their right to medals.

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TERMS.

Matriculation Fee, payable on first entrance.: .... $5.00 Board and Tuition, per session } . Bed and bedding. of five . $100.00 Washing and mending of linen,* _months. Doctor's Fees, (per scholastic year) . . . . . . . . . . 3..00 Use of Library, " ,; " .. .. .. .. .. 1.00 Use of table set, " '' " .. .. .. .. .. 50

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SPECIAL. ' Private Rooms ................................... $50.00 Lessons on Piano and Use of Instrument ..... ·..... 40.00 Le~sons on Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Cornet, Flute, Clarion et, and Use of Instruments . . . . . . . . . . . . 30. 00 Stenog-raphy, (per course of five months) .........., 20.00 Telegraphy, " '' " " '' . .. . . . . . . . 20. 00 Typewriting, ·' " '' three " .......... 10.00 Use of Chemical Apparatus. , .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 Use of Apparat~s for Physical Sciences ..........' . 5.00

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·GRADUATION FEES. Classical Course ......... ... ........... ...... . . ·. ,. . $10. 00 Scientific Course. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10. 00 Special Course in English ...... ' . ............. . ... 10.00 Commercial Diploma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5. 00 APPAREL OF STUDENTS.

6 Shirts. 1 Overcoat. 6 Pocket handkerchiefs.· 2 Pairs of boots or shoes. 6 Napkins. 6 Pairs of stoc~ings. 4 Pairs of drawers. 6 Towels. 1 Pair of slippers. 2 Pairs of overshoes. ' 2 Suits of summer clothes. 2 Suits of winter clothes. 1 Bathing suit. Combs, brushes, and other necessary articles of toilet. *Mending of other wearing apparel will be done at moderate charges.

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N . B . --Parents or guardians are strongly urgfHll to see tba t their children or wards come well supp}ted with all the necessary articles of use and wear, as the students sometimes make the ,want of such things a pretext for visiting the city . The Superjor of the ins titution will very justly discountenance all such visits, no matter un der what plea made, and will be loath to see the neces sity of permitting what can seldom occur without 1:1seless expense, loss of ti ,me, and prejudice to discipline. The College will furnish nothing to students unless a sufficient sum be placed 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 the inspection of the'',President. For further information address REV. lvl. J. MARSILE, C.S.V. , ST. VIATEUR'S COLLEGE, Bourbonnais, Kankakee Co., Illinoi$. \

The College is reached either by the Illinois Central; the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago; the Kankakee and Seneca; the Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa Railroads via Kankakee city, and the E .l ectric Street Railway between Kankakee and the College. Telegraph dispatches should be directed to Kankakee, and will be transmitted by telephone.

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FIRST YEAR. Harvey's Elementary Grammar; Reading; Spelling; Arit,hmetic; Bible History; Primary Geography; ·Penman-. ship; E~ocution; Christian Doctrine, I

SECOND YEAR. Harvey's Grammar and Composition; Reading; Spelling; United States History; Arithmetic; Complete Geography; Penmanship; Elocution; Christian poctrine.

' COMMERCIAL COURSE. FIRST YEAR. Harvey's English Grammar to Syntax; Penmanship; Arithmetic-Robinson's Higher; Commercial Correspondence; Bookkeeping-Bryant and Stratton; Commercial Law; Christian Doctrine, SECOND YEAR. Harvey's English Grammar-Syntax and Prosody; Commercial Arithmetic; Penmanship; Commercial La~; Civil Government; Bookkeeping; Banking; Business Customs; Political Economy; Christian. Doctrine. Typewriting and Phonography are optional.

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English.-Harvey's English Grammar to Syntax; United States History-Hassarq_; Geography; Chronology; Penmanship; Composition; Elocution. Latin.-Jones's First Lessons in Latin. ' 1.lfathematics. -Arithmetic-Robinson. Christian Do,ctrine.-Perry's Instructions. '

SECOND YEAR. English.-Harvey's English Grammar-Syntax and Pros9dy; Ancient History-Fredet; Physical Geography; Chronology; Penmanship; Debates; Elocution. 'Latin,..-Arnold's First Latin Book; · Bullion's & Morris' Grammar; c~sar. Mathematics. -Alge bra--Thom pson's. Ch1·istiart Doctrine.-Perry·s Instructions. [

THIRD YEAR. English.-Rhetoric-Coppens; History of English, and American Literatun;-Jenkin's; Versification; Composition; Debates; Elocution; Botany.

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L atin.- Arnold's P rose Composition; Grammar;, P rosody; Exer~ises in Versification; Virgil; Horace; Botany. Greek. - First Lessons in Greek- White. lYiatheniatics. -Geometry-Robinson. Ghri&tian Doctrine. - · Perry's Instructions. I

FOURTH YEAR. English.-Art of Oratorical Composition-C~ppens; Essays; Debates ; Elocution; Modern History-Fredet; Zoology; Physiolog-y; Economics. L atin: -Arnold's Prose Composition ; Essays ; Sallust; Livy. ' ' Greek.-Goodwin's Grammar; Xenophon's Anabasis. Mathematics. -Trigonometry; Mechanics . Christian Doctrine.-Perry's Instructions. FIFTH YEAR. English.-Literary Criticisms; Essays ; Discourses ; Elocution; Civil Government. Church History. -Spalding-. Latin.-Arnold's Pr.ose Composition; Essays ; Cicero; Tacitus. ' Greek.-Arnold's Prose Composition; Reviewed Dialects; 1Homer. · Mathematics. -Analyti cal Geometry; Calculus. Natiiral Philosophy. - P eck's Ganot. Chr istian Doctrine.-Jouin's Evidences of Religion.

SIXTH YEAR. ' Mental Philosophy.-Logic; Ontology; Cosmology ; Psycholog y; Summa Philosophia- Zigliara. Amet ican Republic-Brownson. Baker's Chemistry; Loomis's Astronomy. Engl,ish, Latin, and Greek Composition. Hi8tory of the Church.-Lectures. ·~ - - - - - - - - ~ ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '

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Mental Philosophy.-Theodicy-Ethics-Zig-liara; His~ tory of Philosophy; Lectures. Mineralogy, Geolog-y. English, Latin, and Greek Compositions. Philosophy of History.. Balmes,. I

THEOLOGY.

Theologia. - Moralis - Sabettl; Dogma tica ~Tanq ueray.

Scripty,ra Sacra.-Cursus Scripturce Sacrce-Ubaldi Jus Canonicum.-Elements of Ecclesiastical LawDr. S. B. Smith. Liturgia Sacra.-Sacrce Liturgice Pra~is-Wapelhorst. Sa9ra Eloquentia. - I Pars Ca techizan di, .Prcelectiones et Exercitia. ' ' · Historia Ecclesice Catholicce. -Birkhauser. Cantus Gregorianus.-Theory and Practical Exercises. EXTRA. The course 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 a student, with ordinary diligence and attention, acquires not only sufficient knowledge and experience to send telegrams witp ?kill and accuracy-and receive by sound-but a full acquaintance 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 optional. 1

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ST. PATRICK'S LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY.

Rev. T. J. McCORMICK, C. S.V .............. /.. Moderator Mr. J. L. O'DWYER . . ..... . .... . . . .. . : ........ President Mr. J. KEARNEY ........................ Vice-President Mr. L. MOLLINS. . . . . . . . '. . . , ................ Secretary Mr. H. F. HILDRETH ......................... . Treasure.r Mr. D. HAYDEN .............. . ................ Librarian Mr. P. HANSL . ...... . ................. Sergeant~at-Arms

Membership to this society is restricted to students of the Rhetoric classes. Meeting-s are held in Science Hall every Wednesday evening, beginning the first Wednesday after October 21, and ending Wednesday after Easter. Among the questions debated were the following:

R esolved-That our prosperity depends on the maintenance of the Gold Standard. ·

' Resolvecl-That the campaign just closed was one of demoralization .

R esolved- That child labor .should be prohibited. R esolvecl-That inter-collegiate football should be encouraged. R esolved- That vacation doe s more harm than good. R esolved -That the jury sy stem should be abolished. R esolved-That immi g ration should be restricted. R esolved--That the constitution of the United State s should b e so am ~nded a s t o provide for the election of U. S; Senators by popul ar vote. R :isolved- That C ub a is n ot e nti tle d t o the s upport of Am eric a n s. , R esolved-That the Po wer s are justifi e d in opposing Greec e .

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Resolved-That labor organiza:tions promote the best interests of working- ,men :

. B esolved-,-That departme'n t stores are beneficia1 to the publi~.

THESPIAN CLUB.

Mr . .JOHN H. NAWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. •'• -~ .. . ..... . Director. Mr. 0. J. Qu~LE . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . .. President Mr. 'r. A. CAHILL .. ,. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ... Secretary Mr. L. l\1ULLINS ... .. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Stage Manager Mr. H. F. HILDRETH .... . . . . . . . . . . ... . ... Scene Manager I

ST. VIATEUR'S DAY CELEBRATION, College Hall , Tuesday, October 20, 1896. HENRY VIII. .

Cast of Characters. Henry VIII ..... .................. ........... ... . . .. . H. RAINEY Cardin,rl Wolsey . . ..... ..... . .... ... . ..... .. .......... J .. H. NAWN Cardinal Campeius, ~ . . . . . . . . . . . ..... .... JOSEPH GRANGER Lord Sands, Duke of Bucking-ham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... E . J. LOGAN Duke of Norf~lk, I_ ... ... ..•.. .... .. av: . . . • • • . T. A. CAHILL Sir 'Thomas Love 1. i ' Duke of Suffolk.. . . . . ... ............1 . .• •• • . . . JAMES ST. CERNY Cromwell.......... . ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... PROCTOR HANSL Prince of Arragon. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . ... C. J. QUILLE · Lord Chamberlain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G. 'VVHI'l'TLE Lord Surrey ...... . . .. ...... ,. ........... . . ....... . P. F. DANIHER Gardiner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JAMES MURPHY Katherine. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... ... . . . ....... R. MUMFORD ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION, Co1lege Hall, March 16. 1897. TENNYSON'S THOMAS A BECKET.

Cast of CharacterB. Thomas a Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury .. .. ...... .T. H. NAWN Gilbert Folliot, Archbishop of London . . .... ...... . .. .. L. MULLINS Roger of York .... . ' . ........ . ....... . . .......... . . . w. P.-BURKE John of Oxford .... ....... ... .. . . .. ........ ... ...... W. J. BURKE , Herbert , a Monk... . . . . . ... .. ... ~ ........ . ... . .. c. J. QUILLE Hilary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ ... . . . . T. A. CAHI:t;,L Phillip, Messenger of the Pope ...................... J. L. O 'DWYER Charles, youngest of the Templars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PROCTOR HANSL Richard, oldest of the Temp)ars ...... . .......... JAMES ST. CERNY Soldier.......... .. ..... .... ... . .... . ... . ..... . .. ...... W. J. HUNT

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VACATION. A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS.

Cast. of Characters. · Mr. Pemberton, President of Bank ..... . . . . . . .... JAMES ST. CERNY Herbert Wells, formerly his Cashier. . . .. . .... .. .. . . J. L. O ' DWYER Jack, a newspaper man . . . . . . . . .. . . . .... . . . . . . . ... . ... J. H. NAWN Dunbar, at present Cashier ... . .... . ... .. . . . . ..... . .. . . L. MULLINS Dick, an actor • • • • , • • · 1·. • • • • . . • ·, ·, • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • · - · C. J. QUILLE . Obediah Siggins, a farmer; .. . . , ... .. .... . .. .. . ...... P. F. DANIHER Young Obediah, his son . ....... . ... . .. . ...... . ..... F. MILHOLLAND ' Dennis Clancy, an all-round man . ...... . '. ........ . .. . T. A. CAHILL Toots, a negro . ...... ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. .. . . .. . W. ROONEY Raggles, a tramp ............. . .. .. . . . .. . . ........ . .. C. J. QUILLE ' Braytun, a dude ...... .. .... . ........... . . . ........ PROCTOR HANSL

MIVART SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATI°ON.

This association was organized in November, 1889, for the prosecution of scientific studies. Membership is restricted to students of the higher branches anc~ to graduates of the Classical Course. This society occupies the Science Hall and has charge of the Museum and Scientific Library. ' Rev. M. J. , LENN ARTZ, C. S. V. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Moder a tor Mr. M. J. FORD ........ . .... . ........... . .... . President Rev . J. LECLAIRE, C. S. V . .._... . ......... Vice-President Mr. JOHN DEVANE ............ . ... . .......... . Secretary Mr. W. J. l?URKE ................... . ..... . ... Treasurer Rev. C. RAYMOND, C.S.V . .. .... '. .......... . .... Curator

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SOCIETY OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST.

Re .v. M. J. MARSILE, C. S. V .. . .. .. ..... .. .... Moderator , Mr. Ji,, PUGNY ... .. . ,.......... . .... . ... .. . . ... President Mr. A. L . MICHEL . .. ·........... .. ....... Vice-President ' Mr. P. DUBE . ....... . .. ., .... .. ... . ........... Secretary Mr. L. LEGRIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Treasurer Mr. WM. GRANGER .. . ....... . ................. Librarian Mr. R. HuTTE .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms I THE SONS OF CLODOMIR, BY REV. M. J. MARSILE, C.S.V. Cast of Characters. Clodomir, King of Orle ans .. . ... . .................... WM. GRANGER · Childebert, King of Paris .. . ................ .. .. . . . . .... F. RICHARD Clot~ire, King of Soissons.. . . ..... .., . ... .... .. , ... . . . . . T. LEGRIS Clodoald, ) ' ' ' ' { JOSEPH LEG.RIB Childebert, ,. ( Sons of Clodomir .. . - . . . . . . . . . . . . L. N. LAMARRE Theodebalc1, ) '1 ' PAUL LEGRIS, Avit ..... . .... . . . .... . . . . .. .. . ....... . ................ A. L'ECUYER Arede, Gua~dian of the sons of Clodomir ......... JOSEPH GRANGER Arcade, Confidant of Chil,debert . ...... ; ........... . ..... E. LEGRIS Sigebert, ' } . E MARCOTTE , Lothaire, · Officers .... .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'A•. LAMAR~E Gouthrua, A. MARTIN Monks and Soldiers. ·

. 1ST ACT OF 'rHE UPSTART. BY MOLIERE.

The Upsta~L .. . .... ·-· . . ... . .... ' ......... . ·.· . . ....... A. L. MICHEL Master of Philosophy . ........· ......... ·.'· '. ...... . ...... J. GRANGER Dancing Master . ....... .. . . ........... ·. . . . . . . ..... : . .. F . .RICHARD · Professor of Music ........... ..... . ... : . . . . . . . .. : ..... : .. T. LEGRIS Lack,e y. ,., ...... ·..... ·... . . . . . .......... .. ...... . . . ...... E. MARCO'l'TE

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 horio_r of serving in the Sanctuary.

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Rev.· W. J. BERGIN, C.S.V ......... '. ....... .. ... Director Mr. A. CHANGELON ............. ~ . . .......... President Mr. G. METHE ..... , .......... . ......... . Vice-President Mr. V. STEPPS .......... . ......... . .... . ...... Secretary Mr. J. BRENNOCK ................... . ......... Treasurer Mr. E. CARROLL ................ . ....... Master of Rules Mr. I. BERGERON, } .......................... Censors Mr. A. CAMPION. I

THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. ' Rev. P. DESJARDINS, C.S.V ............. . ..... . Director Mr. G. MARTINEAU... . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... President Mr. J. V. LAM ARRE ....... . . ............. Vice-President Mr. M. B. KRUG .............................. Secretary Rev. A. ST. AUBIN, C.S.V .......... .. .. ... .. . Treasurer Members, 16.

THE "VIATORIAN'' JOURNAL ASSOCIATION. Rev. M. J. MARSILE, C.S. V ... .............. ... President Rev. T. J. McCORMICK, C.S. V ........... Vice -President Rev. L. A. SENECAL ..... .. .......... . Business Manager

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EDITORIAL, STAFF. A. L . O'SULLIVAN. J. GRAKGER. J. KEARNEY.

VIATORIAN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

Rev. J. F. RYAN, C.S.V ....................... President Mr. M. P. SAMMON ............ . ......... ·vice-President Mr. C. J. QUILLE ............. . ............... Secretary Rev. L. A. SENECAL, C. S. V ................... Treasurer FIELD DAY-OCTOBER 21. COLORS, OLD GOLD AND PURPLE. -I

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. COLLEGE CYCLING CLUB .

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THE CHASE TENNIS CLUB.

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P. DUBE . .. . ... . .. . ... . .. . . . .... ... ... . ... President J. GRA 'GER ... . . . . . . ... . . .. . .... . ... Vice-President J. CLEARY ... . ......... ... ........ . ... .. ... Secretary J. ST. CERNY. . ...... .. . . ...... .. ........ Treasurer

INDOOR BASEBALL LEAGUE.

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W. J. CORCORAN . . .. . .... .. ... . ... . . . ..... President J. D. P. T.

KEARNEY . . .. . ..... .. .. ... . .. ... . ...... Secretary DENA ULT . ..... . ....... . ..... . .. ... .... Treasurer DANIHER ........ . .. .. .... . ..... . ... . ..... Umpire A. CAHILL .. . ..................... . ..... . . Scorer

HANDBALL ASSOCIATION.

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L. LEGRrS .... . ......... . . . ............... President W. J. HUNT.: ....... . ... . ....... . ... Vice-President A. LAMARRE ............. .. ... . ..... .' ..... Secretary J. O'DWYER .... . ...... . . . .... . ........... Treasurer

VIATORIAN FOOT-BALL ELEVEN.

Rev. J. HARKIN, C. S. V ......................... Ca.ptai.n Mr. J. DEVANE .. .. .................... ..... .. Secnitary Mr. S. MOORE .................... . ........... Treasurer Mr. J. ST. CERNY . .... . .. .. . . . ... ....... . .. .... Referee Mr. T . A. CAHILL.. . . . . . . .............. . ... Time Keeper

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, BASEBALL LEAGUE. The ~· hamrock " repre ent the institution, and at pre ent are champions of Kankakee and Will countie The following is. their scbeduie for 1896-1 97.

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The officers of the club are: Rev. J. F. RYAN, C.S.V ... . .................. Manager Mr. M. P. SAMMON . . .. . .......... . ............. Captain Mr. C. J. QtHLLE ....... . ..................... Secretary Mr. J. KEARNEY ...... . ....................... Treasurer Mr. ~. J. KROMENACKER ........................ Umpire Mr. T. A. CAHILL................................ Scorer Mr. A. CHANGELON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mascot The Senior League is composed of five nines: "ARCHERS.,. ''FULTONS." Mr. D. DENA'C"LT .. . . . . .. Captain ~Ir. 'W . .T. CORCORAN .. Secretary Mr ..J. KEARNEY ... ... Treasurer

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''HuRoNs.·· :.\Ir. E. J. KRO~iENACKER .. . . . ....... . .. . Captain :\ir. H. RAL~EY' .. . .. . . .. .. . .. ..... . . . Secretary ::\fr. J. ST. CERNY . ..... .. . . . . . .. .... Treasurer

"LAI{E VIE\VS." Mr. J. PATTERSON . . . ... Captain Mr. J. O'DWYER .. .. . . Secretary ~Ir. P. F\ DAN1HER .. . Treasurer

''CHEBANSE .. ' )fr. J. F. :.\lURPHY . .. . . . Captain l\Ir. T. A. CAHILL . . . Secretary :\Ir. E. LEGRIS . . . . . ... Treasurer

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JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.. '

The ''.Junior Shamrocks" represent this de.partm.e nt and play all junior teams. They are at present champions of Kankakee county'. Rev. W. J. BERGIN, C.S.V..... ... ... .......... Manager Mr. :p. O'TooLE . ......... : . . : . .. .... ..... ... ... Captain Mr. F. MILHOLLAND .... ..... .... .· . . . . . --:. . : .. Secretary Mr. w. KANE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Treasurer I •

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'' LILLIES. "

Mr. W. KANE....... . . ._Captain Mr. J. MARCOTTE . . .. . Secretary Mr. R. HALEY .. .. .... Treasurer

Mr. J. LEGRIS . ... .... .. Captain Mr. N. LAM~RRE . . . . . Secretary_, Mr. A. CAMPION ...... Treasurer

'' THE 47TH. " Mr. P. O ' TOOLE .. ... . ... . . . . . . .. . . ... . Captain Mr. A. BARRET'l' .... .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Secretary Mr. L . MENKINS.. . . . .. ... . .. . ..... . . Tre asurer I

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M. DERMODY......... . ..... President and' Treasurer J. BRENNAN .... .. .. . . .... .. Secretary and Manager DEFORGE ..... ..... . . . ... . .. .... .. ... . .. .. · .. Umpire L. HURD ... ... . .... . .... ·......... . . ... .... . Scorer R. GAHAN ........ .. .......... . ... . .. . ... .. . Mascot ''VICTORS. "

, "MAY FLOWERS. "

JY-I r. H. LAMBER'l'. ... ... . Captain Mr.. M. CROWLEY ,, .. .. Secretary Mr. ·L. Rrv ARD .... . ... Treasurer

Mr. D. MAHER '. . .. . .. . .. Captain Mr. P. O'CONNOR ..... Secretary Mr. J. GAHAN .... . ... Treasurer

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''YOUNG AMERICANS."

Mr. H. CASSADY ..... .. . Captain Mr. G. WRIGHT ....... Secretary Mr. P. LEGRIS ........ Treasurer

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THEOLOGICAL ' D EPARTMENT.

Ahern, P. C ......................... . ... . Pennsylvania 'Bow1nan, Thomas .... . ... . . . .................... Illino'is ✓ Brell:·n ~n, James ................... ... . . ...... Wisconsin Dermody, Michael. .............................. Illinois Kru·g,, M. B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .... Illinois Lamarre, J. V . . . . . . . ........................... 11 lino is Lauriault 1 Frederick ...... . ......... ... ... . .. . .. Illinois Leclair, Joseph.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... ... ..... Illinois L~nnartz. M. J .................................. Illinois Loeb, George ............................. . ..... Illinois Sammon. M. P ........ . ......................... Illinois Surprenant, J. B .............................. Michigan Walsh, D. E ................................ Minnesota · -vVelter, Michael ................................. Illinois PHILOSOPHICAL DEPARTMENT.

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St. Viateur' s College Battalion. Militctry I nstructor,

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A. CHANGELON. S \1.rgeon ,

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C. T . MOREL, M.D.

REV. T. J . McCORMICK, C.R.V. Co lor Sergeant,

JOHN ARMSTRONG.

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MARSILE LIGHT GUARDS. Captain ,

T . A. CAHILL.

F-irst Lieutenant,

Seco nd Lieutenant,

D. N. DENAULT .

W. J. CORCORAN.

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RIVARD LIGHT GUARDS. , Captain,

DANIEL HAYDEN . Second Lieutenant,

First Lieutenant,

MICHAEL O 'TOOLE.

LUKE MULLINS.

Company C.

BERNARD LIGHT GUARDS. Captain,

BROWN KATZENBACH. First Lieutenant,

Seco11,d L ieutenant,

ROBERT MUMFORD.

FRANCIS MILHOLLAND.

Company D.

LEGRIS LIGHT G UA RD. Captain,

HARRY KIEFFER. First Lieuten ant,

Second L ieutenan t ,

DANIEL MAHER.

WILLIAM KREUGER.

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BOY LIGHT GUARDS.

THOMAS CONLEY. First Lieutenant,

LOUIS HURD.

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Ford Exhibition Squad.

This organization began to exi t with S . V. C. Battalion. It bow hold the champion hip of Catholic institution a, the best fancy drilled cadet company. Commanrler,

COL01rEL JAMES F. MURP HY. Fir~t Lie1tltnant,

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CAPTAIN THOMAS A. CAHILL. l\,fembers, 20. Columbian Guards.

This company is composed of twenty st udents of the Minim ~lepartment. The members of the Guards of "93'' received greater honors at the .World's F air in their sword drill. and its pre~ent members still uphold the high standard set for them. Instructor.

CAP'I1AIN E. S. LEGRIS. c_aptain,

HARRY KIEFFER. First Lie.uteno,,t.

Second Lieutenaut,

DANIEL MAHER.

THOl\,IAS CONLEY. Sergeant,

LOUIS HURD. THE P. A. 8CLLIVA.1V BUGLE CORPS. First Saguint.

P. DUBE. ~Juartn-ma.~ter.

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St Viate:ur's College aouRBONNAIS, tLLINO,IS.

TWENT'Y=NINTH ANNHAL C9MMENGEMENT, JHNE 16, 1 <397 . •

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PROGRAMME:.

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Lours HURD , HORACE SOUTHARD, JAMES MURPHY, HARRY CASSADY RICHARD GAHAN, PAUL LEGRIS, HARRY KIEFFER.

Liberty, Introduction,

JOHN DEVANE

Liberty of Thought and Expression,

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Liberty of Conscience,

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Conclusion,

J. J. RAITH

Cantata-Vacation-Extracts from Lucretia Borgia, Napoleon at St. Helena, Poetry,

JOSEPH GRANGER

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Address to the Graduates,

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CONFERRING OF. DEGREES. The following gentlemen received the Degree of Bachelor of Arts Anno Domini 1895, and having since pursued literary course are now entitled to the degree of

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W. H.J. DONOVAN, New York City, New York. A. GB.ANGER. Bourbonnais, Illinois. J. V. LAM /~RRE, Montre..al, Canada . .J. LECLAIRE, C.S.V., St. Geotge, Illinois. T. A. LEGRIS, Bourbonnais, .Illinois. M. J. LENN ARTZ, C.S.V.,, Geneva, Illinois. P. J. MEEHAN, North Adams, Massachusetts. H.F. RUEL, St. George, Illinois. .J. B. SURPRENANT, Alpena, Michigan. D. E. WALSH, Rochester, Minnesota.

Bachelor of Arts. '

JOHN DEVANE, Chicago, Illinois.

~achelor of Letters. W. J. BURKE, Ottawa, Illinois. W. P. BURKE, Ottawa, Illinois. J. H. NAWN, Lowell,_Massachusetts. I

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AWARDING OP GOLD MEDALS AND rREMIU~S. Gold Medals are Presented Annually by · ;Rev. F. X. CHOUINARD, C.S. V., Manteno, Illinois. Rev. J. Fl. LOCKNEY, Chebanse, Illinois . . V. Rev. C. FOURNlER, C.S.V., Chicago, Illinois. Rev. J: A. RELLY, Gilman, Illinois. Rev; M. A. DOOLING, Clinton, Illinois. Rev. E. M. GRIFFIN, Chicago, Illinois. Rev. J. M. HAGAN, _La Grange, Illinois . Rev. G. LEGRIS , Bourbonnais, Illinois. Rev. C. C. O'BRIEN, Ivesdale, Illinois. Rev. J. MORRISEY, Joliet, Illinois. . Rev. J. LEVASSEUR, L'Erable, Illinois. Rev. J. T. BENNETT, Chicago, Illinois. Rev. F. A. SIXT, Kankakee, Illinois. Rev. W. HACKETT, Kankakee , Illinois. Mr. T. ROW AN, Chicago, Illinois. C. T. MOREL, M.S., M.D., Bourbonnais, Illinois. V. Rev. P. BEAUDION, C.S.V., Bourbonnais, Illinois. Rev. M ..J. MARSILE, C.$.V., President of the College.

The Lockney Medal

For the best Essay in Rhetoric Classes WAS AWARDED TO I

M. J. BRENN AN, Chicago, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

J. ARMSTRONG ' and M. . J. CORCORAN. .

The Beaudoin Medal

For General .Hi8tory WAS AWARDED TO

PROCTOR HANSL, ChL:ago, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

H.F. HILDRETH and J. I. G,RANGER.

· The Hagan ElocuHo~ Medal WAS AWARDED TO I

_J A:yIES ST. CERNY, Lincoln , Illinois,. NEXT IN MERIT:

ROBERT MUMli 0R:D and ACHILLE L 'ECUYER. 1

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The McShane Elocution Medal For Minim Department WA S AWARDE D TO

GEORGE METHE, Ch icago, Illinois. ~EXT IN MERI T:

PAUL LEGRIS and PATRICK O'CONNOR.

The Griffin Latin and Greek Medal WAS AWARDED TO

HENRY B • HIL DRETH, Chicago , Illinois. 1

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A. L. O'SULLIVAN and PROCTOR H ANSL. The Chouinard Belles Lettres Medal WAS AWARDED TO

JOSEPH GRANGER, Bourbonnais, I llinois. NEXT IN MERIT: 1

EV ARISTE MARCOTTE and LIONEL LEGRIS. The Legris U. S. History Medal WAS AWARDED TO

vVILLIAM J. GRIFFIN, Chicago, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

GRATTAN WHITTLE and JOHN CLEARY. \

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JOSEPH I. GRANGER, Bourbonnais, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

E. J; LOGAN and A. L. O'SULLIVAN.

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WILLIAM J. GRIFFIN, Chicago, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

ARTHUR CARON and F. S. CLARK.

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For llfinirn Department WAS AWARDED TO

WILLIAM MAHER . .NEXT IN M,E RIT:

PATRICK O'CONNOR and WILLIAM KREUGER. The Sammon Excellence Medal

For Highest Average in Classical Course WAS AWARDED TO

ALBAN L. O'SULLIVAN, Lemont, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

H.F. HILDRETH and PROCTOR HANSL.

The McCormick Music Medal.

For Excellence in, Hecond Class

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WILLIAM NORTHWAY, Bradley, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

NAZAIRE LAMARRE. The â&#x20AC;¢Bennett Oratorical Medal WAS AWARDED TO

PROCTOR HANSL, Chicago, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

LUKE MULLINS, JOSEPH GRANGER, and P. F. DANIHER. The Sixt German Medal WAS AWARDED TO

ANTHONY STANPHEL, .Toliet, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

HARRY PROST and FRANCIS MILHOLLAND.

The Morrisey Penmanship Medal WAS AW ARD ED 'l'O

WINFIELD J. HUNT, Decatur, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

ARTHUR LAMARRE and D. N. DEN AULT.

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The Levasseur Philosophy Medal WAS AWARDED TO

JO E PH J. RAITH, Bourbonnais, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

JOIIN DEVA "E and JAMES L. O ' DWYER. The O'Brien Swordsmanship Medal WA

AWARDED TO

H ARRY KIEFFER, Chicago, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

WILLIAM MAHER and PATRICK O'CONNOR. '

The Frances A. Moody Military Medal

For Proficiency in Jfilitart1 Tactics among the Privates and nor1,- Comm is. ion eel Officers of the S. V. C. Battalion, WAS AWARDED TO

RO,BERT MAHER, Joliet, Illinois. NEXT IN MERIT:

ARTHUR CARON and A CHANGELON. The Rowan Military Medal

For Proficiency in Jfilitary Tactics •among the Commissioned O.flicers of the S. V. C. Battalion WAS AWARDED TO

Lieutenant LUKE MULLINS, Bloomington, Illinois . . NEXT IN MERIT:

Captain D. HAYDEN and Lieutenant M. O'TOOLE. The Hackett Christian Dqctdne Medal WAS AWARDED TO

GRATTAN WHITTLE, Coving-ton, Kentucky. NEXT ~N MERIT:

A. J. MCNULTY. The Medal for Commercial Excellence

Pl'esented by Rev J. A. Kelly, Gilman, lllino'is, WAS AWARDED TO

WILLIAM J. GRIFFIN, Chtcago, I11inois. NEXT 1N MERIT:

EVARIS1'E MACOTTE and ANTHONY McNULTY.

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,For Sen for and Jiunior Department8 WAS EQUALLY DESERVED BY

JOHN ARMSTRONG, DANIEL HAYDEN ; MARTIN BRENNAN, HERNY HILDRETH, WILLIAM BREAULT, EDWARD KROMENA CHER. JOHN CLEARY, ' LOUIS KROSCHOWI'l'Z, PETER DUFAULT, ' JOSEPH LEGRIS, JOSEPH GRANGER, A. L 'ECUYER, "\iVILLIAM GRANQ-ER. E. J. LOGAN, CHARLES GROWNEY, A. L. O'SULLIVAN , GRATTAN WHITTLE. I

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JOHN CLEARiY, Momence, IUinois.

The Fournier Conduct Medal

For ll!finim Departrnent WAS EQUALLY DESERVED BY

HENRY LAMBERT, HARRY CASSADY, . ARTHUR STERN, THOMAS CONL_E Y, R. DAHLEM, JAMES GAHAN, . HARRY KIEFFER, LOUIS HURD, WILLIAM KREUGER,

PAUL LEGRIS , WILLIAM MAHER, PATRICK O'CONNOR, GEORGE WRIGHT, STEW ART vVHlTE , L EON RIV ARD, GEORGE McNAUGHTON , MICHEAL CROWLEY, JOHN CARROLL . DRAWN BY

HENRY LAMBERT, Bradley, Illinois.

The Prize Pennant

Presented bu Colonel James F. Murphy, Ch ebanse, Illinois , for the Best Drilled Company nf the S. v: C. Bcittalion. WAS AWARDED TO

COMPANY A, MARSILE LIGHT GUARDS. T. A. CA HILL, Captain. D. N. DEN A ULT, 1st Lieutenant. · N: J. ·CORCORAN, 2d Lieutenant. I · - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·

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Special Prize for Elocuti:ort

In 11.firl/iin Department WAS AWARDED TO

LOUIS HURD. NEXT IN MERIT:

DANIEL MAHER and HARRY KIEFF SR. A Gold Ring For Graduation PRESENTED BY HIS PA RENTS TO

D. N. DENAULT, Fulton, Illinois. A Gold Ring for Commercial Excellence PRESENTED BY HIS FATHER TO

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J. GRIFFIN, Chicago, Illinois.

A Diamond Ring for Graduation PRESENTED BY HIS BROTHER FRANK TO

MICHAEL O'TOOLE, Chicago, Illinois.

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ROLL OP HONOR. For the Scholastic Year, 1896- 1897.

The following students have distinguished themselves in Deportment, Punctuality, Politeness, ·Neatness, ' and Order. SENIOR DEPARTMENT.

H. Bouchard, Arthur Caron,, T. Carson, D. Chiniquy A. Changelon, A. Canavan, T. A. Cahill, W. J. Corcoran, D. N Denault, P. F. Daniher, A. Goudreau, E . Gia veline, W. Griffin , R. Hutte , P. Hansl, V'I/. Hunt. B. Katzenbach, J. Kearney, E. Legris, .A. Lamarre, H. McGinty, A. McNulty, A. Mongeau, A. Martin, C. Moran, C. Murphy, C. Maxwell, C. Meehan, L. Mullins, F. Mullen, L . McDonald ; R. Nelson, W. Northway, C. Nordquist, M. O'Toole , J. Patterson, M. Quigley, W. Rooney, H. Rainey, H. Roy, A. Sanasack, M. Soran, J. St. Cerny, W. Vinette.

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. I '

J. Armstrong, A. Barrett, I. Bergeron, J. Brennock, •

F. Baumgartner, H. Baumgartner, F. Clark, A. Carnpion, E. Carroll, P. <:Dana van, J. Denault, C. Flanagan, A. Fraser, R. Haley, W. Kane, N. Lamarre , T : McDonough, L. Menken, G. Maloney, J. Marcotte, H. Marcotte, ' P. O'Toole, D. Rivard, A. Stanphel, V. Stepps, J. Stefanitch, A. Tetreault.

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lrfINIM DEPARTMEl-lT.

Richard Gahan, George Methe, Daniel Maher, Edward O'Connor, James Murphy, John Donnellan, Jame Donnellan, Frank Jutten, Jesse Jutten, Joseph Legri , Ed ward Pine, Horace Southard, Hector Cyr.

LIST OF STUDENTS WHO HAVB DISTINOUISHED THEMSELVES IN STUDIES.

CLASSICAL COURSE. LATIN.

FHth Year-E. J. Kromenacker, J. Kearney, P. W. Hansl. Fourth Year-Joseph Granger, Evariste Marcotte, L. Mullins. Third Year-A. L. O'Sullivan. D. Hayden, M. J. Brennan. Second Year-J. Armstrong, G. Whittle, A. Goudreau. First Year - :B,. Clark, F. Milholland, Charles Growney. GREEK. ,

Third Class-A. L. O'Sullivan, P. F. Daniher, P. W. Hansl. Second Class-J. Granger, E. Marcotte, E. J. Loo-an. First Class-D. Hayden, N. Lamarre, L. Kroschowitz., LITERARY CRITICISM.

H. F. Hildreth, A. L. O'Sullivan, P. W. Hansl. ENGLISH COMPOSITION.

A. L. O!Sullivan, Luke Mullins, Joseph Granger.

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Trigonometry-E. Kromenacker, · H. F. Hildreth, P. F. Daniher. Geometry- P. W . Hansl, D. Hayden, J. Granger. Algebra-J. Armstrong; W . J. Corcoran, E. Marcotte. Arithmetic, First Class-C .. Growney, . A. Caron, F. Clark. Arithmetic, Second Class-H. Prost, A . L 'Ecuyer, M. Quigley. HISTORY.

l\1odern-H. F. Hildieth, J. Granger, D. Hayden. Ancient-A. O'Sullivan, M. J. Brennan, F. Clarlr. ·. u: S. , First Class-Grattan Whittle, M. O'Toole,. A. L'Ecuyer. U. S., Second Class - J. Brennock, C. Flannagan, VV. Kreug-er. ENGLISH LITERATURE.

E. J. Kromenacker, J. St. Cerny'. W. J. Corcoran, NATURAL SCIENCE.

E. J. Logan, A. L. O'Sullivan, H. F . Hildreth. CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.

Evidences of Religion-A. O'Sullivan, H. F. Hildreth, M. J . Brennan. Perry 's Instruction, First Class-A. McNulty, W. Rooney, J. St. Cerny. Perry's Instruction, Second Class-F. Clark, J. Brennock, E . Carroll. Perry 's , Instruction, Third Class - V. Stepps, D. Maher, G. Maloney. RHETORIC AND COMPOSITION.

J. Armstrong, _M. J. Brennan, W. J. Corcoran.

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First Class-.. G. ·vVhittle, J. St. Cerny, W. Rooney. Second -Class-F. Clark, J. Legris, M. Quigley. •Third Class - V. ·stepps, D. Maher, W. Kreuger. READING ANr;> SPELLING.

E .. J. Logan, J. St. Cerny, A. L'Ecuyer, J. Brennock, A. Stan1ihal, H. Prost, F. Clark M. Quigley, J. Legris. ELOCUTION.

W. J. Corcoran, vV. Rooney, G. Whittle, A. McNulty, F. Milholland, R. Mumford. PENMANSHIP.

R . Maher, J . Arm.strong, H. O'Sullivan, F. Milholland.

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GEOGRAPHY.

Physical-A. McNulty, J. St. Cerny, R. Haley. Complete-. F. Clark, P . O'Toole, V. Stepps. GERMAN.

H. Prost, F. Milholland, T. A. Cahill, W. Rooney, Adolph Caron. FRENCH.

.E. Marcotte, P. Hansl, P. Dufault. L. Legris, A . I

Goudreau, A. Caron, W . Granger, A . L 'Ecuyer,,,. F. Milholland.

C01111lfERCIA L CO URSE. ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION.

First Class-W. J. Griffin, C. C. Maxwell. B. Katzenbach, A. Caron, J . Cleary. Second Class-M. Soran, A. Sanasack , P. O'Connor. · Third Class-I. Bergeron, V. Stepps, R : Gahan.

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First Class -B. Katzenbach, C. Murphy, C. Maxwell , S econd Class-W. Breault, W. Krueger, M. Soran. Third Clas s - W. Maher, Thomas Conley, P . O'Connor. U. S. HISTORY.

First Class - -D. N. Denault, W. Hunt, W. Vinette. Second Cl a s-D. Maher, F. Williamson. ARITHMETIC. .

First Class -· W. Griffin, A . Sanasack, J. Cleary. S econd Class - A. Changelon, W. Breault, A. Fraser. Th ird Class- W. Mahe r, James Murphy, V. Stepps. BOOKKEEPING.

First Class - vV. J. Hunt, D. N. Denault , W:. J. Griffin. S econd Class - A. Changelon, R : Chiniquy, L. Mc Donald. COMMERCIAL LAW.

First Class- J. Cleary, A Caron, W . Griffin. Second Class- R . Chiniquy, T : Carson, F. Mull~n. COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

, First Class-W. J. Hunt, W . J. Griffi-q, A. McNulty. Second Class - A. Cbangelon , L. McDonald, T. Carson. CIVIL GOVERNMENT .

M. O'Toole, A. McNulty,· .D. N. Denault. GEOGRAPHY .

Physical - D. N. Denault, C. Meehan, B. Katzenbach. First Complete-M. Soran, J. Denault, W. Breault. Second Complete - F. Williamson, W . Breault, P . O'Connor. ELOCUTION.

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Fir t la -D. . Denault, A. MonO"eau, J. Cleary. econd Cla -L. McDonald, A. ana ach, M. oran. PENMAr· ~ HIP.

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PREPARATORY COUR,.'E. READING,

E : O'Connor, H. Cassady, James Gahan, J. Jut ten,

J. Carroll, W. Houmiel. H. Boutellier, Frank Jutten, W. Conway. SPELLING .

•Jame Gahan, James Donnellan, E. O'Connor, Frank Jutten, R Legri .

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W. Houmiel, L. Hurd, J. Carroll, H. Boutellier, F,rank Jutten, R. Legris. BIBLE HISTORY.

Hector Cyr, T. Donnellan, J. Gahan. GEOGRAPHY.

W. Maher, S. White, L. Hurd. ' PENMANSHIP.

Leon Rivard, J. Gahan, J. Carroll. ELOCCTION.

Loui · Hurd, W. Maher, J. Gahan. CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.

Jame. Murphy, E. O'Connor, P. Legris.

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November 22 St. Gecelia 's day, (ha·lf day) Patroness of Music. '

Thanks giving Day.

November 25· December 22

Christmas Holidays begin.

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March 7 March 17 , April 11

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Classes resumed. Semi-annual Examinations . Washington's Birthday. St. Thomas Aquinas. St. Patrick 's Day. Easter Monday.

April -

Arbor Day.

May 1

May Day.

May 30

Decoration Day.

June -.

President's Day,

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