Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01

ANNUAL CERTIFICATES
are given at the close of the year to all girls
who receive six monthly certificates out of
nine months school attendance, or in that
proportion. These monthly certificates i'm
DIV perfect grades In attendance, scholar
ship aud department, without demerit for
the month.
The following receive annual certificates
for the year just closed, in the three classes
Of the Girls High School:
B CLASS.
H. Carson, J. Dale,
B. Fitzgerald, L. Hunter,
r Morales, l. Shivers,
W, Swoll, NJ. Wade,
NJ. Well, b. Wilbur.
CLASS.
Maria BouIineau, Lottie Branch,
Emma Denmark, Minnie Grady,
II. Guckenheimer, Lula Landershtue,
Sue Love Lee, Annie Lee McL2ws,
julia Reed, Gussie Rieves,
Ophelia Stern, Alice Wade.
CLASS.
Leila Arson, Carrie Branch,
Henrietta Byck, Lorena Gnann,
Eva Middleton, Eva NARROW,
Iia NARROW, Florida Shivers,
Ellen DcCastro, Annie Rogers,
Mildred G. r chardson, Nina Pape,
Ida R'eser, Ida Well,
Hattie Wade, Mamie Simon,
Teresa Smith, Meta Branch,
Eva PlatsheB, Clara Grady,
Henrietta Frank.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
The examinations in the several classes 10
this school, under the efficient Principal.
II. F. Train, ESQ, were, without exception,
very creditable, aud the promotions were
general. The average of the boys who
passed from the second class into the first
or graduating class for the next term was
IS. Several OF the papers we examined
were very neatly prepared, and reflected
great credit upon the boys.
The following is list OF the boys who
secured annual certificates:
FIRST CLASS
VIM. D. Champion, Walter P LaRoche,
f lward B. MoYlsn, William w. Osborne,
Charles v Robinson, Joseph FL. Smith.
SECOND CLASS.
William l.. Clay, Morris H. Haym,
Augustus J. Merkle, P. John O'Brien.
THIRD CLASS.
7 Ferris Cam. Walter w. Gross,
VIM. j Miscslly, Dan'l A. Il. Tuoerdy,
James w. Wade.
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
The young ladies of B Glass, Girls High
| School, commemorated their Advancement
| to the Graduation Glass by giving q very
superb lunch, which was spread In the
spacious hall on the third floor, to which
the recent graduates, the Superintendent,
Principals of the Girls and Boys High
| Schools, aud representatives OF the MORN
ING NEWS were favored with invitations.
The long table was loaded with luxuries
and delicacies, contributed by the
fair entertainers, and presented
a most tempting appearance, iced water
melons, canta' eupes, fruits, frozen peaches,
| ice cream, cakes, nuts and rsisins and lemon
| ade went to mske up the menu Of this noon
day banquet, which was gracefully presided
| over BY a committee from among the fair
members Of the class. A pleasant hour was
passed in the discussion of the good things,
| congratulations upon the hard earned sue
cess of the young ladies in their scholastic
duties and In wishing them happy and en-
| iOyable vacation.
GRAMMAR sCHoOL-CHATHAM ACADEMY.
First Grade-Carrie Bessellieu, Gussie
Lindner, Fannie Henderson, Ellie Miller,
Alice White
| Lester Minnie Rain, Emma Sagurs.
Third Grade-Ella Gorris, Gerald Car
ruthers, jamie Barthelmess. Julia Vogel,
Edna Fennell, Mary Lawless, Eva Haiti
wanger.
Fourth Grade-Anna Solte. Edith Good
sell, Rsbecca DUPONT, Mary Bsrthelmess.
Fifth Grade-Msria McCroy, Amanda
McCroy, Leslie Basinger, Willy Wood
bridge.
SIKH Grade-Magpie Meyers. Marie
Hetterich, Clara Stone, Josie Hermann,
Jennie Allen, Hattie Idudner, Gussie Alex
ander, Carrie Ratz, Bertha Mendel, ID alas
Bennett, Fred LsmOtte, Edward WilliDk.
Seventh Grade-Maggie Lang, Mamie
Pacetti, JAMIE Cunningham, Nicholas
Helmly, Lexie McNulty.
Eigth Grade Bette Maxwell Peter
Vanderveer, Jennie Penfeld.
Ninth Grade-MsmIe Fleming, Charlie
Morgan, Writ DUPONT, George Freeman.
NOTES.
We were shown the spelling exercise OF
little JOHNNY Allen in Miss Volaski's class,
which is worthy Of special mention. Twenty
words Of two syllables comprised this exer-
else. and every one was correctly spelled
and neatly and legibly written.
The schools will not be reopened until the
first Monday in October.
BARNARD STREET DISTRICT SCHOOL.
First Grade-Carrie Landershine.
Fourth Grade-Effie Strobhar, Robert
Dreamer.
Fifth Grade-Msmie UImo, Matte Allen,
Kbightie Lake, Alice Bates, George Spring.
Sixth Grade-Maggie Quantock, Annis
MeGlashan.
Seventh Grade-Richard Lester.
MAssIE SCHOOL.
First Grade-GeOrge FriersoD, Alice Bs
kerr Nellie Hunter. Marion Threadcraft.
Second Grade-John Lamar, Lille Selig,
Fannie Carson, Mamie Proctor, Gertie Mid
dleton.
Third Grade-John Bulcken.
Fourth Grade-Nanine Bradley, Mabel
Campbell, Aunie Frierson, Penie Wragg.
Fifth Grade-Charlie West, Msude Har-
den.
Sixth Grade-Ernest Davis, Mercer Frier-
son. Carl Mendel, Abrsm Mver, Henry Ro-
bider, Clayton Threadcraft, Willie Train,
Sallie Baker, Fannie Bradley, Florence
quicken, Belle Cole. Emma Einstein, BERTHE
| Enstein, Annie Kaiser.
Seventh Grade-Harry Aveilhe, Brunette
Ennis, Willie Miller, Joseph Lowell, Lizzie
Ennis, Susie Footman, Mary Sullivan, Hen
ME Struck.
ST. PATRICK's SCHOOL.
First Grade-William Flood.
! Second Grade-Kat.e T. Mccarthy, An
thony d UsIna, Edward w. Smith.
Third Grade-Aunie E. Bryan, Lille 10y
| Bremen, George F. o iveira, M. j. O'Leary.
Fourth Grade-John Deegsn, Louis Scott,
| Charles O'Byrne, Willie Walsh, Michael
| Frain, Annie Kane. Nellie O'BrieD, Maggie
Flatley, Kate MeIncke.
Fifth Grade-Emma Daily, Nellie O'Don-
nell, Annie Cannon, Mary McGrath, Joseph
Smith, Dan O'Connor, Harry Jordan, Alex
| Doyle.
Sixth Grade-Master Willie Morgan. jamie
B 'nnon, Marie Brady, Rosa Jordan, Annie
| Jordan.
Seventh Grade-May Rledel, Eliza Fallon.
| Willie Frain.
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.
First Grade-Ellie O'Connel, James Da-
Wis. Charles Reilly, John Golden.
Third Grade-MamIe Burns.
Sixth Grade-Robert Beytagh, Michael
Dooliug, Daniel Quinan, Messy Burns, Ma
ME Duwarie.
Seventh Grade-Victoria Roy.
Eighth Grade-Henry Brown. Henry Nc
earthly, LegRie Sullivan, Harry Lafiiteau.
Decline of Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo-