Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-30

| line OF the exercises ana Jne HSI Oh InOSe
who were awarded honors in the various
schools in the way of annual certificates;
THE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
closed with a much larger number of pu-
pills than usual. Aside from the fourteen
| graduates composing the A class, VINO
were dismissed on Friday, June I'D, the
remaining three classes b, c and ID, fur
nished over seventy pupils, who have just
| closed their examinations for promotion.
| 1t is exceedingly complimentary to the
| faithful instruction of their teachers, and
the diligent work Ofthe pupils themselves,
| that nearly every one OF the seventy has
| successfully passed the ordeal and has
been promoted in higher class for the
coming year.
The B class was examined in Virgil,
English literature, natural philosophy,
! geometry and spelling.
The G class in rhetoric, algebra, natu-
| raj philosophy, Caesar and spelling.
The d class in physical geography.
| algebra, Latin grammar and reading and
spelling.
The usual large proportion of annual
| certificates was assigned. These certltl-
Gates are given only to those who have
received sic monthly certificates during
| the school year for perfect lessons, at
| tendance and department.
The following are the names of those
who received annual certificates;
BCLAss.
Lottie Branch, Minnie Grady,
Annie McLaws, Sue Love Lee,
| Ella Nugent, Julia Reed,
| Ophelia Stern, Cletia Elliott,
Hannah Guckenheimer.
C CLASS.
Leila Arson, Henrietta Byck,
Carrie Branch, Meta Branch,
Fina Hopkins, Nellie Hunter,
lola Keller, Ida NARROW,
Leila Messfck, Eva Middleton,
| Nina Pape. Eva Platshek,
Ida Rieser, FlOride Shivers,
Teresa Smith, jamie TiltOn.
Annie Rogers.
DCLAsS.
Alice Baker, Eugie Dale,
| Susie Elkins, Aggie Johnson,
Carrie Landershine, Lula Schaffer,
Celia Stern, Marian Threadcraft,
| Minnie Warning, Alice White,
| Josie White, Emma Williams.
The school closed under the happiest
| auspices, and pupils and teachers seemed
alike glad to lay aside books and studies.
We wish them all happy and healthy
vacation"
The members of the B and G classes
| cOmmemOrated their promotion by a very
pleasant lunch, served in the class room,
in which the teachers and members of
the school were invited to participate.
The entertainment was very pleasantly
arranged, and was thoroughly enjoyed by
those who were fortunate in being pre-
sent.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.
The following are the scholars in the
Boys High School to whom annual GER
tificates of merit were awarded;
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William Miseally, Sam'l Oppenheimer,
David Gardner, Vincent Connerat.
Thos. Halligan, Robert MOrrissey,
Spencer Way.
CHATHAM ACADEMY.
List of scholars who received annual
certificates in the grammar department
school:
First Grade-susie OImstead, Laura
Lester.
Second Grade-Julia Vogel, Ella TiltOn,
Virgie McLaws, jamie Barthelmess, Ger
aid Pelot.
Third Grade-Mary Barthelmess, Edith
GOodsell, Lizzie McLaWs, Annie Solte,
Lula Sutton.
Fourth Grade-Rosa Martin, Ella Black
man, Eleanor Fleming, Julia Bliss.
Fifth Grade--Mattie Lindner, Helen
Gutman.
Sixth Grade-Ida Pollard, Mary Ben
nett, Mamie Pacetti, Lula Sanders, Annie
Behr, Maggie Lang, Annie White, Mat
tie Besselheu. BOYS: lexis MN Sa ssit3,,
Joseph GLASS, Wine LeopoIu' "eorge
Burch.
Seventh Grade-James Penfield, James
Bennett, Alex. Overstreet, Edwin Ken
nard, Stella Miller, May Wilson.
Eighth Grade -Hammie Branch, Gussie
Werner, Frank PelOt, Louis McNulty,
John LOvette, John WOhltmann, Lilly
Kramer.
Ninth Grade-Mamie Fleming.
Miss jamie Barthelmess, of the Second
Grade, received prize for pre-eminence
in department and scholarship. AS no
prize was previously offered it was all
the more merited.
In the Third Grade also Miss Lizzie
McLaws received especially honorable
mention.
MASSIE DISTRICT SCHOOL.
First Grade, Grammar SchOOl-JOhn
Bulcken, John Lamar, Fannie Carson,
Gertrude Middleton, Florie Sullivan.
Second Grade-GeOrgia Threadcraft,
Third Grade-Lucy Courtney, BERTHE
Flamm,
First Grade, Intermediate SchOOl-Ardie
Marmelstein, Henry NoOnan, Charles
West.
Second Grade-Adolph Krouskoff, Ern-
est Davis, Fannie Lilienthal.
First Grade, Primary SchoOl-May Barn.
well, Lizzie Ennis, Susie FOOtman, Matte
Mickler, Rosa Russak, Marie Rousseau.
Mary Sullivan, Rosa Spanier, Henry
Struck, Theckla SchwarZ, Jessie Chisolm,
Emma Harness, LOnette Dale, Harry Rich
ardson, Brunette Ennis, Harry Purse,
Fred Saussy, Willie Lake, Edw. StOddard.
Second Grade-Frank Lane, Gilmore
Manner, Frank Pritchard, Ernest Roberts,
Bertram Kneller, Henry Harness, Willie
Holt, Susie Austen, Bella Einstein,
Minnie Farris, Maud Rousseau, Eva
Engleth, LOllie Iingg, Johnnie Rice,
BARNARD STREET SCHOOL.
Second Grade-Clarence Lilienthal,
Make Best, Eddie NaramOre.
Third Grade-Ef1ie StrObhar, Grizzella
Marshall, George Spring, Eddie Shup-
trine.
Fourth Grade-Willie Salter, Harry Lat
timore, Sarah Stern, Matte Allin.
Fifth Grade-Maggie Quantock, Annie
Hunt, Sadie Siday, Sarah Bitch, Lula
Bitch, Maud Rice.
Sixth Grade-Richard Lester.
Seventh Grade-Annie Allen, Lizzie
Ambrose, Maggie Spann.
ST. RATRICK's SCHOOL,.
First Grade-Anthony Usina, Edward
Second Grade-Annie Bryan, Mamie
Third Grade-Willie Walsh, Richard
Kelly, Katie Meincke, Fannie Pickett,
Annie Kane, Nellie O'Brien.
Fourth Grade-Lizzie Jordan, Emma
Daily, Thomas Anderson, Michial Gull
lum, Maggie Deacy.
Fifth Grade-Katie Corish, Annie
Savarese, Anna Jordan, Rosa Jordan,
John Coleman, Thomas Lynch, Joseph III.
Cannon, Thomas DAILY.
Sixth Grade-EliZa Fallon, Kate Hays,
Maggie Mahoney, Thomas Quinan,
Thomas Powers, Oliver Ryan.
Seventh Grade-Theodora Spann.
WEST BRoAp STREET SCHOOL (CoLoREDl
lakeland Mcintosh Pollard, Edward
CIaghorn Toomer, Joseph b, NJ, Douse,
James Bolton Lewis, Rosa Lee Brown,
Emma Cynthia Lewis, Mary Ellen Burns,
Marion Frances Hardee, Mary Alice Mid
dleton, Mary Elizabeth Eady, Henrietta