Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-14

Tommy Hiltxhfmsr,s First
Effort before the nubIic TonmvHtltxbimer
SINGING Cal,.tbar,e sonos, Nv 10 roe nnmhe
little children.
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pas.e.h,. sa....,o, rws,,-
| .t.r, Edd;a c,hI.t,
let us End sect,o,a, strife
Matt. RansonA Tom Kinnev
"How Tspeak Piecen CLARKE strasburr
Discourse ON .Heads, Ernes, shewav
"RardelI ". p,chwict,, ~, Hardv
s,ng,ng fr,alisthen,c Song, little ch,ldren
wabster,s Moss and r.
sneecb. Fitz Nelson
webster,s supposed sneech
| of Adams fadanteti, willie Nelson
Young Amerfca. lacy C,bson
"Not 40 easv tn sneak after
| alln csaorc,e Todd
Pat. Henry before The Va
| Convention. Mat Fletcher
Address nm tba subiect of
Bonn. Iorenzo Evans
INV Grip I,tt,a Marv Kehl,noor
oan.then;c,- At Serie,S
South Faithful tn her Duties
Matt Ransom, fa,,bort Eicbe,horgor
Ext wabstar,s Mass and
sc. spaecb. Ra,dwin wavt
The STANDARD or Measure
ofa Man. Johnny Young
Grafton on the Death Of Alex
| Hamilton Mott, Sammy Christian
Southern ChiyaIrv Matt
RansOnl Willie Lee
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES.
| Immediately after the announcement Of
rrlzes. "The Committee OF Judeesn-fMavor
Baltbis. and II. st. Geo. Thicker. and w. ]. Mel.
aon Esos {, handed in their decision in the
| Determination Contest" having decided In IA.
vor of Master willie .ee.
Whereupon Mr. Tncker ascandef1 the .taoe
and in a verv neat and happy little sneech
made the award
Tho conto.tont. for mi. ,,r,.a w.-.
while Lee nit Elder q,lhert E,.hs,heroe-
| Eddie sphlett. Gal Hardy Tom Kinnev rich
Ker
"po.t,ere,,, r,rzt,tbeu;c.
Recitation. Miss Gertrnde Hart
xusrc
cal,stben,cs fom,tted on account ~ ,ateness
or the hour,
MISC 1or ppowN,s aRAnr
ne,,o,,a.,on To,s- I,,..h,n,.r
schoIarsbin and Denortmen, Wn, Kidd and
poss,e Tnrnar
in lo1o Co11 "
1~,,;.-,a Harry Rertv and Ixou s,<z,7S
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Largest no Hsadmarks uncluding
Aritn"ee1c ana SPoiiins') sHSie Neison
Mss AAhfIN.
Scnoiarsnlp ana Depoftment' Mamie " olie
"nthe' Anna osn Fesco
MISS MILLS
Deciamation, fsy1on Little anu estonewey
tcioaeay contested oy HeisKen AreenDf'ent ans
=. strasoufgJ
| ocnoiafsniP ma DePorsment' r.nnie Aawson
Aas .elS MESSY oon''ss W
VINO. In consequenes oi age @c's oesofsoS st'e
clai "enuon.
/ M ShsN 1-sI
Do''Aanason' MOI 'o'0ne1
""o'."a e'.ens1enoe su>ss e~s
OF ta.oy IN yeaH' Simpson
ScnoislsniP ana DePo1 emen's oSi'n
AsS -iNDA
Deoi.MH'lon, o~1 m o,-n
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me list hnnsr scholarship.) Miss FLORENCE
Mered,th.
onsf rcd honor scbolarsbip Miss Alice Nice. ure
! Threa faoual honor !. Misses Maggie At
kinson Mamie ravlor and Lucy Kinney.
senior Glass.
One reaching hiehe,t average stand
,notnb his Grade Harry Bolen-9ez
Rest Exam,nation Latin Gram.
mar Eddie sublett-9o
| Dacla noffov Mada1 Willie &c
| Junior Glass.
One reaching highest average
i standing I'm his class) Rodes Nelson-o;
Best Examination. Latin gram
mar. Emma Atkinson-ss
Harry Bolen in reaching this distin ction
had secured 100 (perfsct) on seven examinations
His close competitors, reached the following
averages: Eddie Sublett. 90 Al: Richard Kel
90. Albert shuitz. % 81: Alice Mcclure. 9S I-S.
It is but proper to say that Florence Mere
| dith. who had already won her scholarship
Was absent on account of sickness. from part @
these examinations. and her standing does no
| appear in this contest for the highest averages
We are authorized by the Superintendent t
say that some Of the most deserving and. Il
TACT. gifted pupils of the schools did not appea
at all in the ssclosing exercises" Among these
it is not improper to mention the names Of Al
bert shuItz and Willie Haines, who, tho onl
about ID years of age, have reached and STAN
high in, the Senior Glass of the High School,
And 1t is to be especially noted that, willis
these young boys Indeed not quite 1s) no,
stand high in Latin, advanced Mathematics
&C.. they are proficient In English, having beef