Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-06-22
the reputation the Academy has enjoyed

tue reputation the Academy has enjoyed
ever since it went into operation. We GIVE
the programme of the exercises:
Salutatory, Stonewall Kenney; Young
America" e. Coiner; The know nothings
(dialogue) W. Tate and W. Kremer; The
Polish War Song, by J. Churchman The
Little Speaker, l.. Coiner; Address te
Young Gentlemen, Z. Patterson Shape
of the Earth, (dialogue) l.. Mcclure, W.
Lusk and FL. Black "Curfew shall not
ring tonight" G. Hawpe; R. E. Lee a
teacher of Southern Youth, W. Flood
"Nothing in it, '(dialogue,) e. Patterson,
and Fl. Black Address to Young Ladies,
W. Tate; The conquered Banner, j.
Thomas; The Two Robbers, (dialogue) J.
Brand and l.. Gully; The Clay Monument.
l.. Mcclure Burlesque on examination,
(dialogue) F. Rolston and L. Gully; The
English Language, j. Thomas; Valedic-
tory, (originaD F. Rolston. The pro-
gramme closed with an address by Che
/ Principal of the Academy.
| The list of those scholars who attained
distinctions during the session is as fol-
| lows: H. Black, J. Brands, j. Church
man, E. Coiner, l.. Coiner, w. Flood. Tn.
Hamilton. G. Hawpe, L. Gully, J. KIN
ney, w. Kremer.. w. Lusk, j. Thomas.
s Men ulty*, L. Mcclure, e. Patterson.
F. Rolston*, W. Tate*, T. Wallace and E..
Curd.
Those distinguished achieved 95. and
those marked achieved that number or
over in four or more studies and 60 on the
Roll of Honor.
TIE FIsHBURNE HIGH SCHOOL.
At the closing exercises of the FIshburne
school, at Waynesboro, the following
pupils received certificates of distinction
for the work done in the studies mention
ed, for 1882 's3:
English Gramnaar.-C E. Miller, V. e.
Miller.
HiS.ory.-W. E. Birch.
School Of Mathematics. Arithmetic: j.
B. Powers, H. L. Myers, W. B. BIB, v.
G. Miller. Algebra: j. B. Powers, II. N .
Filman. N. B. Early, 3: e.. Sommerviile.
Geometry G. Il. Price.
School of Lats7.-J. B. Powers, 81. N.
| Filman. H. L. Myers. E. Il. Sommerville.
Natural Sciences. Physics; j. B. Pow
ers, q. II. Price, FL. N. Filman, H. H.
Patterson, A. r. Farley. Chemistry:
B. Powers, Frank Mosby, N. B. Early,
| H. A. Filman, e. II. Price. II. L. Myers.
E. H. Sommerville, Fl. H. Patterson.
The following received honorable men
ton for regular and pnnctpa. attendance
on all duties: E. Fl. Sommerville, G. E.
Miller, V. q. Miller,
wAYNgsBoRo FEMALE SEMINARY.
| In the list Of distinctions at this adml
rable school, it was omitted to be stated
that the highest honor of the music de-
partment, the double gold medal for yO-
cal and instrumental music, was awarded
to Miss Willie Goyner;' daughter of Mrs.
Simpson Coyner, of South River. In the
same department. Misses Berthe Crawford.
Nettie Haines and Carrie Davis were
awarded medals for Improvement.
WEsLYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Tonight, at the Opera HOUSE, the
series OF 1nal exercises which attend the
annual closing Of this school begin by
soiree.
HONORs TO STA UNION PUPILS.
At TIE Edgswceth eeool, at Baltimore
Miss May Morrison. daughter of j. W.
Morrison, Esq, of Stanton. carried off
several prizes. Her brother. j. w. Nor
r'son, Jr., has just graduated at Bryan 4
Stratton's Commercial College in that
city, completing the course in but two
thirds of the usual time required.