Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-10
SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.-

| For Diligence and Proficiency: Marion
Bones, Madge Abby. Teresa Scherer, Christina
Mauzy.
For Improvement in Music: Annie Nelson,
| Nav Morrison Edmonia Earman.
| For greatest number of Perfect Recitations
Miss Susie Cochran.
Diligence and Improvement in Writing: An
| ME Thorn, Lizzie Mallory, Georgia Porter, Jo-
sic COiner Kate Woodland. Sophie Hallonqust,
Mary Thorn. Hattie Bell Bowman, Villa Hang
For Improvement in Handwriting: Josie
Conner, Fannie Thompson
For best Impromptu Letter: Jessie Bones.
For best Compositions: Mary Nugent, Mary
Forman. Julia Barclay. Eliza Vanmeter
For Punctuality throughout the Session.
Nevada Buttermore, Lizzie Mallory. Sallie
Camp, May Imam, Esther Bayless, Amelia
phael, Addie Howell, Kate Anderson, Virginia
Watson, Lucy Selman, Susie Selman, Ida
Dunlop, Jeanne Woodrow.
Gold Badge.-Lula Terrill.
Miss Florence Goyer having for two years
met the requirements, and having received the
and received special honor.
In Calisthenics, Miss Jennie Baird ranked
first but having received the medal last year.
could not receive another. For improvement
in calistbenics the medal was therefore award
ed to Miss Addie Howell.
For Excellence in Elocution: LIST honor, Miss
Ida Holt End honor, Miss Gertrude Gum.
For Improvement in French: Hattie Wood
row, Patte White.
For Improvement IN falnJlnR-Mr. Cole
For Improvement on Piano-Mrs. Crawfords
class: Marion Russell, Annie Hendrix, Ida
Dunlop, Fannie Taylor, Annie Raphael. Addie
Miss Crawford's class: Kittie Waddel.
Prof. Hamer's class: Ruth Allen. Octavia
ney Ballard. Pattie Woodland, Susie Selman.
Prof Knrbers class: Sallie Hall, Lizzie Hill,
Stollie Wittenb5:er5g Kate Woodland, Maybelle
FOR Improvement in Vocal Music-Miss
CraN 'ford's class: Mary Fentress, Annie Muir
n net " Gods. Mary Thorn, Maggie Utley.
Prof K9rber's class Claude Foster.
For Improvement on Piano and Organ-Prof.
Koerber's class: Fannie Rodgers.
For Improvement in Singing-Miss Craw.
fords class Jeanne Woodrow.
First Honor Medals-Music on Piano-Prof.
Hamers class: Gertrude Gum, Maria Albert,
Flora Fror.
Prot. Kerbers class: Eta Donnan, Mary
Plano, Vocal and Thorough Bass: Hattie
Woodrow.
Piano. organ and Vocal: Ida Holt, Cora
Vocal Music-Miss Crawford's class: Nellie
| Tate.
French: LIST honor. Allie Wood, Carrie Ew-
| ing; I'd honor, Matte Frazier.
German: LIST honor, Jeanne Woodrow.
Latin: lst honor, Maria Albert.
Star Medals-Music on Piano-Prof. Hamer's
1 class: Marion Semple.
Piano and Organ: May Erwin.
Vocal Music-Miss Crawford's class: Jeanne
Prot. Kurber's class: Sallie Spears.
\ English Composition: Fannie Symington.
FULL GRADUATES.-When a pupil has COM
pleted the course of study, and received certifi-
Gates of proficiency in the schools of English
Literature, History. Mental and Moral Science,
Mathematics. Natural Sciences, one Ancient
Language and one Modern Language, she is en-
tailed to a diploma full graduate. The fol-
loving young ladies completed the course of
study and became full graduates of the Insti-
tuition
Miss Sue Virginia.
MISS flOra flrOr heuGucky
Miss Gertrude Gunn.... Georgia.
Miss Fannie Symngton-......-.. entucky.
MISS ANNE oinltn !TS INA.
Miss Sallle est Virginia.
Miss Mildred Watkins Virginia.
Miss Jeanne Woodrow, of South Carolina,
having received certificates of proficiency in
the schools of English Literature, History,
Mental and Moral Science, Natural Sciences,
French and German, and passed the examina-
ploma as graduate in the course embraced in
those Studies
Music Diploma-Miss Florence GOyer Of Ten
nessee, having become proficient in all the pre-
scribed branches of music, viz: Piano, Organ,
Thorough Bass, Harmony and Singing, was
awarded diploma as q full graduate in the
school of music.
THE SCHOLARSHIP MEDAL, the highest hon
or of the school, was awarded Miss Mildred
Watkins, of Virginia.
UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATES, after thorough
examination by two of the Professors at the
University of Virginia, were awarded Miss Mil
dred Watkins, of Virginia, and Miss Jeanne
Woodrow. OF South Carolia.