St Stephens Academy - Academician Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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St. Steplzerfs School of Music Grace A. Moore ,2I gave her Graduation Recital on Wednesday even- ing, May 3ISt, at eight o'clock. Program Sonata Op. I3 ........... ..... ..... . . ..Beethoven Grave ,Allegro Fantasiestucke Op. I2 ......................... Schumann Why? No. 3 Whims No. 4 One Fleeting Hour ........................ .... L ee Dorothy Green-Voice Florence Smith-Violin Serenade--Trio ....... . ..., . ..n. . . .. ...i. ...... . . . . Widor Florence Smith-Violin I Elizabeth Hill-Violin II Beata Burke-Cello Revolutionary Etude ............... ..... C hopin Spinning Song ................. .................. L itolif Scotch Poem ................................ Mac Dowell Andante Finale, C Lucia di Lammermoornj-left hand .................Leschetizky Contra Dances ......................... Beethoven-Elman Florence Smith-Violin Dorothy Green-Piano Rigoletto . . ....................... .... V erdi-Liszt Dilomas of Honor are awarded to the following pupils of St. Stephen's School of Music: Jean Adamson, Kathleen Addison, Genevieve Bernard, Mary Canham, Gordon Carlisle, Easter Duchane, Ruth Hardy, Catherine Karrer, Mary Louise Karrer, Delmar Kernohan, Dexter Kernohan, Morris Leahy, Freda McLaughlin, Delbert Molloy, Vera Montrose, Rosalie Polito, Claire Rawley, Ethel Robidue, Edna Waite, Charles Wright, joseph Wright, Margaret Jones. The following list of pupils are the Diploma Winners of St. Stephen's School for the Palmer Method of Writing: Elwin Bowshow, joseph Letzgus, john Perz, Lillian Kelly, Leona Cote, Winifred Wilder, Helen Pick, Kath- erine Karrer, Frances Roy, Ann Conger, Kathleen Cristner, Elizabeth Eas- ton, Theresa Marone, Beatrice Netter, Josephine Zezinah, Sadie Anter, Catherine Moser, Margaret Jones, Elinore Patton, Loretta Cote.

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Before we donned the sack cloth and ashes for the holy season of Lent, the K. of C. Dramatic Club gave a pre-Lenten party for the benefit of the S. S. A. A. The E. and T. Club Rooms were used for the gathering. Music was furnished by Danny G'reen,s Orchestra. Miss Janice O'Rourke showed plainly that her talent did not run en- tirely along the elocutionary line when she gave a Class Party on April 22. This charming little hostess provided great fun and pleasure for her sixteen companions. On March 18th, in keeping with the custom of former years the Senior Class of Twenty-two entertained Very Reverend Father McManus in the Music Studio. This being the sixth centenary of the death of Dante Alighieri, the most eminent Italian poet, it seemed only natural that he should be chosen as a fitting subject for the enjoyable program for Rev. Father McManus's Feast Day. The ladies of St. Stephen's presented him with a purse of gold. The program was as follows: Greetings ...................................... Chorus Address ............... .... C larence Adamson Gems from Ireland ..... ........ G race Moore The Irish Shillelagh .... ...Janice O'Rourke Mother Machree ..... ........ G irls' Chorus Adoration-Violin ...... ..... G eorge Fountain America the Beautiful .... ........ B oys' Chorus Life of Dante .......... .... W ellington Burns The VVorks of Dante. .. ..... Louis Samberg The Divina Commedia .... ...... J ames Stack St, Joseph ............. ......... C horus Dante, the Catholic ............. .... I oseph Easton Dante, and our Blessed Mother .... ..... C harles Wyllie Ave Maria .................................. Senior Girls On Monday, May 29th the students of St. Stephen's entertained several members of the Grand Army of the Republic and a delegation of the Women's Relief Corps. The Academician goes to print too early to allow us to give the details of Class Day or the junior Banquet, which will be held on Monday, June 12th. But we wish to state that we fully anticipate that both occasions will prove to be a fit closing for the festivities of this scholastic year.

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Can You Imagine The Juniors beating the Seniors? Agnes Netter on a hunger strike? Charles Wyllie without having anything to say? Margaret Byrne without a sweet smile? Ambrose Cote with the mumps? Maureen Moss in her own seat? James Stack a professor? Nora Molloy not winking? Margaret Cashman not going to Marysville? Carl McMonagle not blushing? Irene McCarthy with black hair? Wellington Burns not cleaning his glasses? Gwendolyn Hickey with a long skirt? Teresa Warsalla being a movie star? Clarence Adamson not arguing? Mary Kelly not being friendly? Othello King without her curls? Rocco Borzone being 6 ft. tall? Janice O'Rourke, alone? Herbert Spey, not combing his hair? Elizabeth Hickey not lisping? Joseph Easton not playing ball? Rose Warsalla without Othello? Louis Samberg getting angry? john Schwikert, grinning? St. Stephen's Academy without the class of '22? HELEN CONNOLLY '22