Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-06-12
FULL GRADUATES

Stella Moore, ..............".-W W. Va.
IS Lucie j. Neff. ........ .......-..... Ind.
IS Kittie Gray Smith,. .......... Ga.
MEDALIsT.
For General Excellence and Deport-
ment, medal to Miss Emma d. Miner.
Virginia Fannie Institute.
The final exercises CT this college took
place Oh Wednesday. The session present.
ed remarkable record in the fact that of
ninety.three pupils in attendance si1ty- taco
had not received a single denerit. The
following is a list of the distinctions:
DIsTINGU IsHED
These pupils made a general average of
9 $40 and upwards on all English studi es,
taken together-E. Atkinson, Fannie
Breuer, Flora Breuer, G. Brooke, B.
Buford, J. Evans, F. Fry, E. Guigon,
M. Henneman, B. Hullihsn, L. Kinney,
M. Pierce, S. Rock, G.. Robinson, M.
CARRIER, and L. Beale.
PRIZES.
For Excellence in Composition, Bessie
Hunter; Greatest improvement in Calls
ment in Elocution, Carrie L. Brooke;
Excellence IN Drawing, Ada V. Miller;
Excellence in Painting. Ellie d. STUART;
Greatest improvement in Vocal Music,
May P. Dame; improvement in Penman-
ship, Ellen Guigon.
MEDALS.
English Scholarship, Jennie B. Evans;
Mathematics, Belle Buford; Languages,
Fannie e. Breuer, Calisthenlcs, Margaret
L. Davis; Music. Belle Buford: General
Excellence among day pupils, Maude
Cooke. General Excellence among board
ers, Flora S. Breuer.
GRADUATES.
Instrumental Music.
Miss Belle Buford, Va.
Miss Hessie Kyle. Va.
Full English Course.
Miss Blake Watson. Va.
Entire Course.
Miss Jennie b. Evans, G.
Miss Fannie Fry. Ark.
Miss Bessie Hunter, Va.
Miss Lucy Kinney. Va.
stanton Male Academy.
AS we 60 to press last night the Opera
House is crowded to wit ness the first an
nual common cement exercises of that
model preparatory school, the Staunton
Male Academy, of which Prof. VIM
Kable is Principal. The Stonewall Band
was present. The address was delivered
by that distinguished West Virginian,
Hon. VIM. E. Wilson, late President of the
West Virginia University and now men,
Der of Congress from that State. The
following are the
DISTINCTIONS.
For Studious Habits and Good Conauct.
Jos. TempletOn. ....... ...... Va
Promptsaess, Obedience and Studi0us
Habits.
James Strider. ....-..." ,..... ........ W. Va.
Highest Stand IN, Examination aoith the
Greatest Number Of Studies.
Highest Marks IN Recitotions duriaq the
Session.
Rhodes Nelson, ...... ........ .......Va.
Greatest improvement.
David MEG uf1in, .."...... ........... .......Va.
Greatest Improvement an Pennaanship.
VIM. Baker,. ."...... -....... Va.
Greatest Excellence IN Laboratory Work.
Tapp Churchman. ..........., ...... Va.
Highest Stand an Junior Glasses,
(diuided)
w N. ASH, V "a.
John PecB,. ........... Va.
Among the names set down to deliver
the prizes were Messrs. II. st. Geo. Tuck
er DR.. Repass, Rev. Mr.. Strider and 9TH
ers.
Misses Phillips and Vests School.
This excellent and most admirably
conducted school for the little ones
closed its session last Friday, with an adj
dress to the pupils by Rev. W. @. HULL
hen. The following is a list of the dis
tinctions:
Improvement in writing-Prize, Rosetta WITT:
Evans; improvement in Casthenics-Prize, Biz
die McCue; LIST Distinction, Nela Fowle, I'd Dis
netP Mnde Rp PoMG 3sf in Dista
Fowle, I'd Distinction Rosetta WITT Greatest Pro-
| gress-A. B. G class, Prize, Irene Points; Recita
| tion-Brdie McCue and Louise Powell not being
contestants tie LIST Prize to Fanny Harrison, Ist
| Distinction, Willie Bumgardner. I'd Distinction,
Anna Bell Timberlake; improvement in Compost
| Anna Belle Undertake I'd Distinction. Ellen Coy
ner Scholarship Sd and 4th classes greatest num-
her Of IF GHs st Pz Mads Kn
| ana I'd classes-1st Prize, Nela Fowe lst Distinc-