The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-06-10
no, FOR THE VACATION.
Closing Exercises Of the Pulaski
High School.

The closing exercises of the
spring session of the Pulaski High
School (Giles College, took place
at the Presbyterian Church Mon
day evening and were witnessed by
large and brilliant assemblage,
composed largely of ladies. The
ceremonies were opered with prayer
by Rev DR.. Leftwich, after which
Rev. Thomas F. Gailor delivered a
welltined and exceedingly felici
tous address in which he referred
to the grave responsibilities of the
teachers work and the Importance
of consecrating it to the very high
est purposes. He was followed by
Rev. D. L. Wilson, who delivered
an earnest, thoughtful and practi-
cal discourse, admirably suited to
the occasion, and full of happy sug-
gestions to the young. At the close
of his remarks, certificates of dis
fiction were awarded as follows:
MATHEMATICS.
Arithmetic Class No. l, Interme-
date Examination-Frank G. Nc
Cord, G. R. Lewis, Sam Orr, D. L.
Childress.
Glass No. ERNEST Dyer.
Algebra, intermediate Examina-
tom. Holland Rodes, D. L. Chill
dress, Robt. L. Goyer.
Arithmetic, Final Examination
G. r. Lewis, Frank G. McCord, d.
L. Childress, Sam Orr. Seely Dunn,
Edward Roberts, Felix Anderson,
j. Spear, Augustus Dishough, Gil
bert May.
Higher Arithmetic-W. A. Rob
erts, Isaac Pinkus, Owen Black, L.
G. Barlar, j. Holland Rodes.
Algebra, Final Examin ation-L.
G. Barlar, w. A. Roberts, Isaac
Pinkus, j. Holland Rodes, Frank
@. McCord, L. Conner Carter.
GEOGRAPHY.
G. R. Lewis, Ernest Dyer.
GREEK.
Intermediate Standardization
ert l.. Goyer, David E. Suttle.
Xenophon Glass, Final Examina-
tion-Robert L. Goyer. David SUIT
tie, A. $. Alternately, L. Conner Car
ter.
LATIN.
Caesar, Intern ediate-J. Holland
RoGes, Erie Edmundson.
Latin Reader, Final Examination
Isaac Pinkus.
Horace, intermediate Examina-
tion-David Suite, Robt. L. Goyer.
Horace, Final Examin ation-L.
c. Carter, R. L GOyer, David E.
Suttle.
Latin Grammar, Final Examina-
tion-Willie Leftwich, G.. r. Lewis.
ENGLISH.
English Grammar, intermediate
Observation-Disclosures Dyer.
Final Examination--E. Dyer,
Sam Orr.
After comforting the distinctions,
Prof. Mann distributed prizes as
follows:
Spelling Class-Miller Buford and
Jimmy Lewis, each a handsomely
bound book.
Dictation Class-John G.. Ballen-
tine, Erie Edmundson, Willie Left
witch and Sam Orr, each a beautiful
book.
Sam Orr received a case of math-
ematical instruments as a special
prize for the best examination in
arithmetic. A copy of the ''Vicar
of Wakefield" bound in handsome
style, was presented to Felix An
derson by his teacher IN geography
for proficiency in that study.
Appropriate prizes were also pre-
sented to the following young gen
tlemen for having passed their ex.
animation with distinction: Charlie
Bunch, John Bumpass, Monroe
Rosenau, John Martin, Jake Pinkus,
Willie Smithson, Odo Neil, Tully
Smithson and Willie Bumpass.
While the distribution of prizes
was going on DR.. Leftwich stepped
forward and IN neat speech pre-
sented j. c.. Ballentine with q beau
tiful floral design from Miss Daisy
Brown as a token of her appreciation
of his success in carrying of the
honors of the Dictation Glass. The
of this fragrant offering
received 1t in silence, but his eyes
spoke a volume of thanks TO the
tair donor.
After the distribution OF prizes
Rev. Mr.. Wilson pronounced the
benedIction and the audience dis
persed.
A Diseased Liver.