The Evening critic., 1882-06-21
GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS
Who Made Creditable Records and
WIFI G.n Hin VVfyhar.

Boys High school.
Charles Beardsley, John L. Roinburg, VIM. s. |
Armstrong, Charles T.. Gross, Raymond White,
VIM. Woodward, Harry f. Belt, Willard S.
Noryell, Emil siebitch, Thomas Harr, $. Stock
ton voorhees,, Vernon f. Hodges, John u. Hull,
8. stanhope Williamson, James Faherty, An
West L. Harper, John Lawrie Troaver, VIM. M.
Stockbridge, VIM. l.. Kllnehause, James A.
Hawke, +. Il. i. johnson, Thomas d, Ander-
Morris E. MARROW, Harry +. Riley, Walter d.
Harrison, George N. Moore, Hugh N: Cline,
William $: Teel, Samuel 7. Hilton, Willard A.
Pollard, Howard A. Speake, George L. Flem-
ing, VIM. j.. Hillyer, Francis p. Smoot William
Heron, John N. Love. Charles E. Brock, VIM.
Mcknight, Frank scifrert, Charles W. Ashley,
oswald N. Burke, blanchard +. johnson, VIM.
I. King, Frank p. Mullen, ]: Walter Blandford,
child, John brown, W. Walter Fisher, Aiexan.
der MacNulty, Henry p. West, r.. w. Read
Ing Gharss nsoraS n Meyer Ernest L.
George f. Pohlers, Francis j. Carman,
Edward S. Lewis, william L. schGnborn, Ed.
waro @. Smith, James II. Appleby, Thomas W.
Eugene @. Brown, Clarence Myrick, Harry
stevens, Clarence Doyle, Paul Gorham, Marvin
s. Custis, Glen b. Miller, Washington ]. Rich
William l.. Ford, Harry w. Rollings, Bennie
A. Smith, william T. Gill, Jackson M. Ridge
way, William Rollins, Percy NJ. Brown, Fenton
s. Denson, David smith, William Dice, Harry
Kennedy, George wheelock, Phil s. Brown,
Francis p. Byrne, William Kennedy, Charles
Cook, Hervey Knight, Thomas NJ. Harvey,
Washington r. Berry, William H. Garvey, Al
bert +. Mockabce and Ralph A. johnson.
Girls High school.
The following young ladies having made
creditablo records, will enter the Girls High
School:
Adaline G.. Dawson, Mary V. Potter, Theo-
dora Bradley, Ray Elliott, Emma p. Loomis,
Cora ossire, Hilda North, Sara Gibson, Eliza
Gurley, Katie v: Allen, Hattie R. White, Carrie
Gawood,, Rachel T. starkweather,: Annie E.
Lena o. Stearns, Adelaide f. Wilton, Louise Il.
Clements, Sarah NJ Schneider, Lizzie M.
hDnS f. Wnher Nj ROSE osttnser Mary oHb
bons, Ada D. Prigg, Jane Harvie Annie s.
Gilbert Annetta L. Dominick, Maggie
Miller a1as araco NJ Brown, Sa9 Neliie iE T. Bruss
Grace A. Walker, Mercy s. Sinsabaugh,
Bertha ]. Armstrong, Hattie Bates, Lillian
Louise Goleski, Lila Taylor, Amy @. LOTUS,
Bertha Rathbone, Alice Willoughby, Blanche
D. Williams, Ella @. Kimbali, Gertrude G..
| E. Sheads, Clara L. Barrow, Laura j. Eiker,
| Hattie II. Filbert, Blanche II. Fletcher, Annie
Foley, Eliza l.: Worthington, Fannie L. Mahon,
| Altmansperger, Carrie Stewart, Emile Devin,
Margaret A. Kelly, Josephine L. Lawrence,
Mary Berry, Eleanor hasier, Edith Zane, Fran
| Cushing, Robin Fletcher, Florence Beardsley,
Mary 1. Oliver, Esther J. Lackey, Kate
66orng Rose simons Nellie dss E. wsiker Ada
son, Maggie Wilson, Leah Gapen, Emma Ger
man, Fanny B. Bergman, Rosa L. Phillips
r. Began, Alice G. McDade, Evelyn 3. Davis
Maggie A. German, Juliet E. Palmer, June
Holmes Florence O. Grigg Susie a,,o j; Rutter ,n
Philpitt, Mary A. Knight, Eveline @. Angel
Kate Kelly, Mary, stubbleneld, Honda V
Wylie, Clara II. Wilson, Susie r. Seller, Mary
Connor, Annie A. Scrivener, Lizzie V. Brown
Annie Humphreys, Aida Doyle, Laura l.. Pax
ton, Margaret Hilton, Clara s. Coblents, Haiti
L. Merritt, Annie j. Hebrew, Rose NJ. McCaw
ley, Edith r. Gardner, Alice e. Malone, Ella
nora L. McDermot, Jessie Entwisle, Heste
Davis, Mary E. Taylor.
Miss Adaline G. Dawson and Master Charlie
Beardsley made the highest records-th
| former 9O4 and the latter 80 $40.
Emerson Institute.
The thirtieth annual commencement c
Emerson Institute took place last night q
Lincoln Hall, In the presence of a large aud
ence. The following exercises were carrie
out in an eminently satisfactory manner
Salutatory, G. A. Provost; "valley Forge" ]
II. Wise; "Maclaines Child" ], Wedderburn
''Character of Burnside E. Shippen; eth
Kings Bell" H. G. Russell; "The Trooper
Story" H. Jefrerson "Grattan's Reply t
Corry," E. NJ. Fitzgerald; "The Polish Boy,
G. B. Young; "Custer's Last Charge" S. l
Taylor; "The Famine" (by request), d. Bull
ley; "The Dandy Fifth" G.. A. Provost. '.Ho
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Raum, jr.; Captain Thalwick, b. Bulkley
Captain Blumenheld, G. b. Young; Trap, s.
Taylor; Trick, f. NJ. Fitzgerald; Michael,
nado Del Carpio," j. Blount; Webster's r
ply to Hayne, G. D. Raum, ir; 'sent to Il
Tower'1cast: Launcelot Banks e hal
pastry cookl, G.. b. Young; Jailer, S,
Taylor. yaledictory,. q. A. Wilson. Durir
the evening the orchestra rendered son
Mr.. G. d. Young, the principal, then awardo
Prizes to the Successful Scholars
as follows:
Classical department = Graduating clns
Plnkney medal for scholarship, q. A. Wilson
| Pinkney medal for character, G. A. Prevos
prize for department and study, s. II. Taylo
High English Observation-Disclosures clas
. gold medals for scholarship to G.. b. Young,
. j. Hall, W. J. Stevenson, and r. W. Buckley.
Classical department-second class, go
medals for scholarship to W. A. j. Bliss, w.
Hodge, F. Thompson, II. N. Brooks. Go
medal for punctuality and scholarship,
Bulkley, John II. Metzerott W. @. Stuart, A.
Prizes for scholarship to Z. shippen, L. Fit
$ gerald, @. p. Joyce, r. Church, +. Stuart,
Franc, S. Gait, G. Ray. Special prize for Gree
0 Classical department Third class, go
medal for scholarship to S. Britton: prizes
s j. Q. Gray and s. King; special prize for e
y cellence to J. Blount; prize for arithmetic al
bookkeeping to S. Lansburgh; prize for be
- Latin exercise, O. Cluss.
Intermediate department-First class, go
!, medal class honor, S. L. Wilson, gold med
It for punctuality and scholarship, II. Russo
prizes TO $. II. Young, j. Wedderburn, RI
IIooe, Charles SeatoD, Watson Clark and
Wilson; punctuality medal to Willie Helmu
II prizes for map.drawing to A. II. Plumb, Walt
u Willard and Edwd. Droop.
o Second Class-Gold medal (class honor, @.
o Babcocki prizes to M. Ramsdell Il. Clark,
t. Franc, W. Willard, r. Stevens, John Edie
n Lansburgh; prize for spelling TO John
u lings.
n Junior department. Gold medal for schola
70 ship, Charles McKenney; gold medals
:, punctuality, Pitt Saum, ID. ID. Hannegan a
u q. Droop; prizes to H. Martin, Il. Riley,
u Gray, W. Brown, J.. Ray, II. Berian, s. W
s5 kins, A. Talmadge, ID. b. Ferguson, s. Ferl
II son, p. Hunt and Il. Patterson prize for spe
m ing, W. Roberts; prizes for penmanship
~ Brown and L. Hagner.
D. French department-Flrst gold medal,
G. Russell; second medal, S. King.
y German department-Gold medal for
y, provement in German, George A. Provost.
III Diplomas were awarded 10 q. A. Wilson,
u A. Provost G. ID. Young, W. j. stevenson,
W. Buckley, S. H. Taylor, G.. d. Raum, jr.,
]. Hall, and NJ. Blair. For the best declaim
| the judges awarded the first prize 10 Il.
)d Fitzgerald, the second to Jack Wedderbu
h. and The third 10 j, Biount; the hrst premlt
o, | TO 5. IL. Taylor, and the second 10 ii,
~ Russell. s. IL. Taylor carried oil the II
~ prize for the best actor, and b. Bulkley
-, second. Mr. Young is TO be congratulated
o. the success ho has achieved In prepar
10 young men for college, and the way In VIII
IS. | The several young men delivered tn sir yari
on pieces showed the result OF long and care
ay | training.