Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-06-12
distinction. Rhetoric I'd distinction,

distinction, Rhetoric; I'd distinction,
English Grammar.
Nettie Ide, of Virginia list distinction,
for good Department, Reading ana marx
ed Improvement in all her studies.
Leanah Kendig, of Virginia: LIST dis
tinction, Penmanship, Grammar, Arltn-
metic. Natural Philosophy; I'd distinction,
Latin, English Literature, Physiology.
Lille Lowenbach, of Baltimore, Md !:
LIST distinction. German, and has made
commendable improvement in all her stu
dies.
Mary Lushhaugh, of West Virginia: LIST
distinction, Arithmetic I'd distinction,
Rhetoric and Reading.
Virginia Morrow, of West Virginia:
LIST distinction, Algebra, intellectual Phi-
losophy, Arithmetic, Grammar, Engllsh
Literature, Ancient Geography; I'd dis
tinction, Latin, Chemistry.
| Roberta Morrow, of West Virginia: LIST
distinction, Rhetoric, Geography, lnstru-
mental Music, Penmanship I'd distinc-
ton, Arithmetic.
| Emma McComb, of Virginia LIST dis
| tinction. Rhetoric, Vocal Music; I'd dis
| tinction, Grammar, Penmanship.
Sudie McCutchan, of Virginia: LIST dis
| tinction, Arithmetic, Grammar, Dicta-
ton; I'd distinction. Latin.
| Emma McCauley, of Virginia: LIST dis
| tinction, perfect Department, and COM
mendable improvement in all i:er studies.
| Nealie Myers, of Virginia !: 1st distinc-
ton, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Vocal Music,
Penmanship; I'd distinction, Grammar, AL
zebra, Composition.
| Emma Netherland, of Virginia: LIST dis
tinction, for good Department, and has
made commemorate progress in all her stu
| dies ; I'd distinction, Penmanship.
| Sallie Rickard, of West Virginia 1st
| distinction, Grammar, Algebra, English
| Literature, Ancient Geography; I'd dis
| tinction, Latin, Arithmetic, Penmanship.
Susie Shields, of Virginia: LIST distinc-
| ton, for Rhetoric, good Department and
commendable progress in all her studies
Eliza Simmons, of Virginia.: 1st dis
tinction, Penmanship, for neatness of
| room and person, and commendable pro-
gress in all her studies.
Fannie Simmons, of Virginia: LIST dis
tinction, Penmanship, Neatness of room
and person, commendable progress in An
Gent Geography and all her studies.
Mollie Snavely, of Virginia: 1st distinc-
ton, Rhetoric, Geography; I'd distinction,
Latin, English Grammar, Arithmetic,
Natural Philosophy.
Fannie Trout, of Virginia LIST distinc-
ton, for Neatness Of room and person,
and for good Department; has also made
commendable improvement in all her stu
dies.
Adela Wyse, of South Carolina: LIST dis
tinction, Rhetoric; I'd distinction, Ger
man, English Grammar, Instrumental
Music.
Belle Younger, of Virginia: list distinc-
ton. Algebra I'd distinction. English
Grammar, Instrumental Music.
FULL GRADUATES.
The following having taken the full
course of the Seminary, were graduated,
and received their diplomas:
Miss Nettie McCauley, Salem, Va; Miss
j. F. Katy Shirley, Salem, Va; Miss Emma
Chaplin, Newberry, S. c.
sECoND-CLAss CERTIFICATES
for Department and General Improve
ment, were given to the following pupils:
Misses Mary Belamy, Leila Coleman,
Lillian Parrant, Nettie Kinney, Estelle
hardwood, Ella Woodward, Ella Brown,
Mary Slower and Emma Coyner, Virginia.
MEDALS.
Medals were awarded to the following
young ladies:
Miss Emily Bowman, of Virginia, in
Penmanship Miss Lee Kindig, of Virgin
ia, in Vocal Music; Miss Jennie M. Hahn,
of Virginia, in Mathematics Miss Sallie
Richard, of West Virginia, in Instrument
tai Music.
The exhibition closed with the benedic-
ton.