San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

department Of tho physical education
Of tho young ladies'. deserves great
credit for her success.
Wednesday evening there was 70.
union Of tho officers, scholars and
friends of the school, which WAS alto.
gsther an enjoyable affair, At which
timc the prizes were awarded, list Of
which appears below.
Taken altogether this examination
was the most interesting In the history
of the institution. A great many per.
sons from distance were in attend.
ance, both ladies and gentlemen. The
large hall was filed day and night
with an appreoiatiye audience. The
best Of order prevailed, notwithstaud'
ing the crowded house. The local
popularity Of the school was univer.
sally attested. We predict for next
year q larger attendance than ever.
both local and from abroad. Prof.
Rouusavall and his associates certain
" merit all that their most ardent ad.
mirers desire. They have endeared
themselves to the community and es-
pecially to their pupils.
or PRIZES:
Scholarship-by Prof. r. o. Rouu-
savall, awarded to Miss Willie
Rowland.
Best Progress-by w. G. Mullins, .
medal, awarded to Miss Mary Green.
Latin-by G. W. Donaldson looket,
awarded to Miss Julia Mcleod.
English Literature-by Messrs. Ray.
nolds & Daniel, Macaulay's History Of
England and Essays, awarded to Miss
Ella Killough.
Algebra-by Frank Malone, a med.
al. awarded to Miss Berta Belvin.
Parsing-by Miss Nollie Smith, a
silver cup, awarded to Miss Addie
Stan6eld.
Best Performer-by Ed. j. L.
Green, q medal, awarded to Miss Dow.
ie Mullins.
In First Glass of Music-by W. II.
Robin 9, a pickle caster. awarded to
Miss Katie Everett.
In Second Class Of Music-by Mrs.
Ella G.. Rounsayal, Book of Music.
Misses Sallie Green, Katie Billingsley
and Lille Mcbride were equally en-
titled to it. 1t was decided by lot in
favor of Miss Sallie Green.
In Third Glass Of Music-by D. A.
Glover, u medal. Misses Judith Fish
er and Annie Bell and Master Frank
Glover were equally entitled to it. 1t
was decided by lot in favor Of Miss
Annie Bell.
Learning Scales in one Monthly
Mrs. Ella q. Rounsavall, q copy Of
Longfellow, to Miss Dovie Mullins.
In First Glass in Art-by Judge Ed.
r. Kone, an autograph album, award
ed to Miss Katie McGehee.
In Second Glass in Art-by j. O.
Thompson, silver tulip stand, award
ed to Miss Kate Spragins.
In the Primary Department OF Fe-
male School, Best Progress-by Miss
Laura Wilcox. a medal, awarded to
Miss Matte Hutchins.
Best in Arithmetic-by D. A. GLOW
err, q locket, awarded to Miss Fannie
Eastman.
Second in Arithmetic-by j. II.
Eastman, SCOTS Works, awarded to
Frank Glover.
Best in Grammar-by Dan. Mike,
a ring, awarded to Miss Katie Breed.
ing.
Best in Spelling-by johnson &
j Johnson, two volumes of Washington
lrving's Works, awarded to Miss Liz
zie Williamson.
Best Deportment-by Miss Laura
Wilcox, one volume Of Washington
Irving's Works, to Eula Rogers.
Best Attendance-by Miss Laura
Wilcox, Whittier's Poems. Misses
Lille Ragsdale and Della Graves be-
ing equally entitled, Maj. Ragsdale
kindly gave Salmagundi so that each
might nave prize.
Best Progress and Department
SMALLEST girls)-by j. V. Hutchins,
medal, awarded to Miss Anna Fisher.
Best in Second Class Arithmetic
by H. s. Pope, q locket, awarded to
Miss Media NJ Kie.
In the Male Department, Best Ad.
vancement in Mathematics-by Prof.
Pritchett, Titcomb's Letters, awarded
to Frank E. Gillett. -
Best specimen of ook-Keeping-
by Prof. Pritchett, copy Of Lucille,
awarded to Frank w. Hill.
In Primary Department OF Male
School, General Excellence in Deport.
ment and Recitation-by Prof. Prit-
chett. Life of Napoleon, awarded to
Claude Iyey.