Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

At the meeting Of the Gold Hill
School Trustees Monday evening Pro.
fsssor Young reported to that Board the
names Of the following pupils who are
TO graduate at the close Of the present
school term: Anna Mudd. Ada Lackey.
Cora Moore. Maggie Knsally. Bauvstts
wintsrbauer, John Mcneil. John No
Carthy and Edward Luby.
He statsd that the GLASS had . higher
general average than any class grsdu-
atins h~srstofors from the Gold Hill
high School. The percentages Of the
pupils bad been examined and the aver.
sees made from their standing In the
monthly examinations for the past sew.
sntsen school months, which ended on
the 1st Of Msy-snd only one OF the
class had fallen below 81 per cent.
wrNNrls OF Hosoas.
Miss Annie Mudd has been awarded
the arst honors OF the olass-ths vale
dictory Of the commencement exercises,
she h.ving attained the highest per cent.
go. So In her studies for the time
mentioned.
John Mcneil stands second with 92.6
per cent. and will deliver the salutatory.
Edward Luby's standing 10 . good
third, with an average OF 92.24. he 10
given the remaining honor Of the class
the middle Grafton.
scHoLARsHIp OF TIE CLASS.
The Professor further stated that the
class had laborsd faithfully and hard ;
and on being questioned ~ to their pro-
noisncy, be gave II a. bis opinion that
each member Of the class could obtain
Q teachers certificate ct any examination
OF applicants. he called the attention
OF the Board to the fact that there Wa
but little difference In the standing oil
the class, six Of them having attained
an average Of 81 or over.
The class has not yet decided posi-.
lively upon the time OF holding their
commencement exercises, but It will
probably be In the afternoon OF Friday,
June Gath.
Last YEAR's oRADuATrs.
OF the ten pupils who graduated last
year. We have the following account Of
their doines and Whereabouts
Miss Maggie Gillespie 10 attending the
State Normal School ct San Jose. Cali
fornia. and for the month oil April stood
third In = class Of nfty pupils.
Miss Fannie West, who 10 ai the same
school and In the Same class ~ Miss
Gillespie. ranked fourth for April.
Miss Nellie Greenwslt IL at present ct
home In Gold Hill. She has been n
gagged a. . teacher at Pine Grove. Es-
msralda county. this State, and expects
to take charge Of her school shortly.
Miss Cassie Lowman 10 likewise In
Gold Hill, but departs in . short time to
teach q school near Reno.
Miss Lillio Keely is In Gold Hill. re-
aiding with her father.
Miss Rosa swaney was married last
fall to N. Sexton. the worthy constable
Of Gold Hill. and 10 . happy wife.
John Mcdonald entered the naval
school at Annapolis, and today 10 the
fourth In his class in mathematics. He 10
number nine 10 . class OF ffty.
Lee CASTOR expects to graduate from
an Alabama Law school this summer.
William Nelson 10 studying law with
P. Reddy In San Francisco.
William Likins 10 studying telegraphy
In the Western Union ofios. Gold Hill.
James MoMartin, who was unfor.
tunately drowned. was . member OF this
class, and stood high in his studies.
CLASS OF 1877.
There vera but four graduates In
1877; Of them:
Miss Georgia Wright Isl successful
teacher In the Gold Hill schools.
Miss Lou CASTOR. now married 10
Andy Mshan and residing In Arizona,
also taught In Gold Hill.
Miss Clara Smith. daughter Of Philip
Smith, IL also married and residing In
Tombstone, Arizona. She obtained .
teachers certificate soon after eradu.
sting.
II. p. Mcdonald 10 now teaching on
the Divide In Gold Hill District. Atths
examination Of applicants for teachers
certificates last summer. be obtained an
unusually high percentage.