The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-15
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/. .SAl URU.AI T. MORNlN
inr, Willie Daniel, George Crcnshaw, Willie Robins
willie Webb. Penmanship: Walton Saunders.
First Pr5mary-sectioa, ,BooAtsS L. II. Hick,
cates--Attendance: Ashton Cook, Sarah Miller
Mamie Bot, Mary Roha na,i, Taylor Fisher, Melvin
Tomm,e d Williams m9ny De
Mary Bohanan. Carrie Waller. Georgie West. Mel
YIN Hersman: Minor Hoxsey. scholarship: Minor
Georgle Bidgood, Melvin Hersman. Penmanship
Robert Mitchell.
Eiss. Prima1ymssetiispn ipsris B-MTs: 2 Rot
Exercise Book: Charles schaap. CerilGcates-At-
tendance: Thomas Smith, Bianche Brookes, Ida
schaap, Jennie Noel George Bowden. Arthur W Con. M
nell. Willard Sweeney. Jacob Cronc, Wyatt Goode
Harry has HaI9Sd BENJAMIN cSnr'o, STACY, Solomon pye
arship: Berthe, Noryal. Blanche Brookcs benjamin
Stacy, Earnest Levy. Arthur Levy. Jacob Crone,
q ss
that of Jacob Crone and Charley Robins.I PEN
manshiD: Thomas Smith.
thaI teacher.-First Honor: Irene Barber. Certil-
cates-A1tendauce: Rebecca Baach, Maggie Niece
hee. Willie Sullivan. Irene Barber. Department
Irene Barber, Willie Partln, Herndon Courtney,
Henry Brimmer, Emanuel Rebman, Maggie Niece
hse. Wine Sullivan. scholarship: Irene Barber,
Maggie McGehee. Lee Camp. Eddie Greaner, Emily
Cook, Daisy Black, Willie Partin. tenmanshp:
Second Primary-Section B-Aiss A. Leigh
teGcher.-First Honor: Frank Mullen. Certificates
Attendance: Isabella Atkins, Kate Bonn, Annie
0'Denne Leonora Williams, Sigmund Hutzler,
Robert Kahl' aaron Stern. Harry Sranse. Isaaore
mer Atkins. Department: Annie O'Donnell, Mary
Bigger, Phoebe Florance: Scholarship: Abram
Leonora Williams, Annie ODonnell. Penmanship
Third Primqgy-section B7Mtss Z; p. Duke
Observation-Disclosures: Matte Allan, Dora Allan,
Minnie Mimi Bic Beren; Mary Crenshaw, Bera Enbank,
Walter Meyer, Willie West, Clarence WIKI, Law
renee Woody. Department: Mattie Allan, Minnie
Bieren. Bessie Barber, Mary Crenshaw, Mary Nell
Matte Allan, Mary Crenshaw. Clarence Wiiks, Will
lie West, Nellie Mountcastle. Matte Lancas ter.
Pen !21sp Minnie ssTen; Rnss ora
teacf er.-Flrst Honor: Mulford CrutchGe:d. Ger
tihca as-Attendance: Frank Matlern, John Sulli-
van, John Savlle. Willie Rlankenship, Lee Wicker.
Department: Willie BIankeilship, JOHN Savie, Fad
die Schaeffer. John Gibson, Thomas Rufin, Ella
fee &ehep Jo
fer, Willie BIankenship, Eva Turner. Penmanship {:
Ella Stern.
Honor: Hannah Harris. Certii-
Josie Never, Rosa Schaap. Rich
Willie Sn Aser Par
Meyer. RILEY schaaf.' Scholarship, Rosa schaap,
Yancey, Scott Parrish, John NoliIng. Peumanslip !:
Rosa Schaap.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Isaac Nav and Nathan Calisher received
honorable mention for excellence in Or
biography and perfect books.
MAP-DRAwING.
The following pupils in this school were
awarded the second honor for map-drawing.
These maps have been forwarded to the
office Of the School Board for binding and
and for the inspection OF the
public:
Second GrammGT-Sectioa d-S. r. Hutcheson
Il. Elicit. Waleska Wendenburg,
Helen e. ker, Rosa Verser: Rosa tilzwilSon. Sarah
Africa rsi op''~'''' :" '''''0''' ,-''' - ''l'
:, Secomd Grammar-Section B-Ruby Ellis; Byrd
HuizleT, Thomas Iott, Willie Cox Samuel Aiitche il,
Charlie Crutchtleld. Subject: Europe.
Third Grammdr-Section A..Marv Blair, Ber-
Willie Mountcastle. Stanley Lyon. Leroy Lyon.
Robert Polk, Fannie ID. Hutzler. Subject: United
States.
Third Grammar-Section B. Melville G..
Hughes, Isaac May, Reed Carrington, Eva Lee Ezc-
kiel, John Wayt. May White. Carrie ferbv, Nathan
Callshcr, John Pcarman. Subject: South Atlantic
First Prtmary5,!Sectton A-Mss ~ Ezekiel
teacher.-Aice Whitcomb. Loulie Eggleston, A.
hcc, he Maggie Alien David Wallerstein Eddie Gres-
set, Alex Meyer Isaac Wallnrstcin, Carrie Ullman,
Hattie Blankenship, Amelia Bear. Subject: Middle
Atlantic States.
The following pupils were awarded silver
medals for map drawing: Rosa Verser and
Leroy Lyon.
fEAcHER's MEDAL.
After the presentation Of the school
medals, lots were cast between Alfred
kraker, Mary Elicit, and Waleska Wcnden-
burg, OF Miss Hutcheson's school, for 4
silver medal given by her for map-drawing,
they having failed OF the first honor. Mas
ter Alfred Kraker was the successful one.
Major Gregory presented it.
The Lone Star, &c.
AS the following items were little mixed
yesterday they are republished in Justice to
the reporter and all interested:
Master Morris II. HutZer was "the lone
star" in the constellation OF males who
took the first honors at the High-School.
He deserves unqualified praise for having
achieved this distinction when so many
failed OF success.
Contrary to what might have been cX-
pected, Master Lacy Chinn, OF the Leigh
school, received the second honor for
from memory-the most silent
branch in the whole course Of public-school
study. II he had eXcelled in defamation
or recitation the wonder would not have
been as great. Master Chinn is spoken of
by his principal and teacher as most pro-
missing youth. With attention the highest
honors OF the school are within his reach,
and in after years he may even aspire to
membership in the Richmond Press Club.
Finale and Farewell.
With the closing exercises Of the Cen
tral school "the commencement" at
the Richmond public schools for the
session of 1S71-'7S were brought to q
happy termination. The exercises have
been full of interest, entertainment, and
instruction. The generous rivalries, where
there was emulation without envy, and the
little contests in which there was friendly
without bitterness or strife,
are over. The books, the states, the pens,
and the other graceful paraphernalia OF
learning and Of knowledgc-more glorious
far than the implements Of grim-visaged
war"-have been laid aside; but not
for the entire yacation-good and stu
dious scholars will from time to time
con over the lessons OF the past, and pre-
pare themselves for those Of the future.
To the principals, the teachers, and the
pupils, the best wishes OF the big, whole
souled heart OF Richmond goes out for 4
happy holiday and a pleasant return to duty
when autumn leaves begin to scar. To these
it is hoped this season will not be "the
melancholy days, the saddeSt of the year"
May the vacation be protitably as well as
pleasantly spert, and not one be missing
from the roll-call when the little bell sounds
to summon them to duty again.
In parting company with those whom it
has been the reporters pleasurelas well as
duty to be associated with during the past
week it NAV not be amiss to return thanks