CLASS OF 1929: IN 7TH GRADE

Class names and other data are beneath photo

Seated in row one from left: Helen Kelly, Loyola Charleville, Helen Hazelotte, Julia O'Shaughnessy, Ellen Houlihan, Florence Kelly.

Second row, from left: Eleanor Knickel, Antonette Palumbo, Virginia Arnold, Veronica Duggan, Mary Catherine McGrath, Helen Martineau

Third row, from left: John Murphy, Edward Caldawalder, Lawrence Belnecke, Dean Bisso, Eugene Godfrey, Thomas O'Shaughnessy, Charles Schatzle, Raymond Buescher, Robert Mahoney, Henry Hughbeck.

Back row from left only partial list: Dominick Borelli, Sylvester Nuelle, Harmon Duval, Stanislaus Domijan, Byron Fannen, Jack Oates, Andy Doering, Joseph Jirauch, Frank Harness and LeRoy Pratt.

There are four student in the graduating class in 1929 who are ot on this 7th grade photo. (See story below of the graduation. The missing students are: 1. Albertine Bigney, 2. Louis Schmid, 3. Harold Thompson and 4. Robert Kelly.

In the June 1929 LET'S GO, p. 9, there is a short story on this graduating class. It says:

"A class of thirty four will graduate from St. James Parochial School and receive their diplomas in church at High Mass on Sunday, June 16th at 10 o'clock. Helen Hazelette who has received class honors. Veronica Duggan and Catherine Mary McGrath were selected to represent the school at the examination held a week ago for scholarships at Font Bonne Academy. The result of the examination has not as yet been published. Robert Mahoney, Raymond Buescher, and Joseph Jirauch who were in the city competition for a scholarship at the Christian Brothers, made excellent examinations but failed to win. The other graduates are: Eugene Godfrey, Katherine Maloney, Eileen Houlihan, Florence Kelly. Helen Martineau, Albertine Bigney, Eleanor Knickel, Antonette Palumbo, Virginia Arnold, Lawrence Belnecke, Helen Kelly, Julia O'Shaughnessy, Byron Fannen, Edward Cadwallander, Charles Schatzle, Jack Oates, Louis Schmid, Harmann Duval, Dominick Borrelli, Sylvester Nuelle, Henry Hugeback, Andrew Doering, John Murphy, Dean Bisso, Harold Thompson, Robert Kelly, Loyola Charleville."