Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16
f. GIYIYG0UT THEANNUALS.
CLOSING EXERCISES IN THE
PUgLiG SCHOOLS.


Gates were Awarded scenes In tho
Glass Rooms When tho Promotions
were Announced.
There were hundreds Of bright, anxious
faces in the school rooms yesterday when
tue result Of the annual examinations
was made known and the promotions
were announced. The examinations,
which have been in progress for the past
two weeks have been Of difficult char
acter and thoroughly tested the kuowl-
edge Of the pupils. They were creditably
sustained ana generally satisfactory, both
to the teachers and the patrons Of the
schools.
In the Chatham Academy and the dis
/ trict schools the promotions were general.
The high schools Will reopen in the fall
with large classes.
The exercises Of the closing day were
( Of the usual character, and the scenes In
the schOOl-rOOms rs the classes were dis
4 missed bespoke the anticipated pleasures
Of vacation time. The occasion was full
/ Of interest to the pupils and their friends.
The closing this year was a few days
/ earlier than last year. The vacation viii
/ extend until Oct. 3, when the fall season
I VIII begin. Many of the teachers viii
4 leave the city during the summer. others
/ viii remain Mt home, and some viii 90 AS
! instructors in the summer schools. Their
! work during the year has accomplished
/ results satisfactory to the Board Of
| Education and to the public. The
examinations have given evidence Of
thorough and practical instruction, and
/ both pupils and teachers, as they put
aside their books for the year, have the
satisfaction Of knowing tnat their work
has been well done. Supt. Baker will
leave next week for Atlanta to attend the
Peabody Institute, of which he is Assist
ant Superintendent. He will also attend
the State Teachers Association. Princi-
pals Bogart and Train, Of the high
schools, will remain in the city during
/ the summer.
The following is list of pupils to whom
awards were given
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.
b CiaSS.-Alice Baker, Susie Elkins,
Vida Fleming. Nina Hull, Fanny Hender-
son, Agnes Johnson. Carry LandershiHe,
Lula Proctor, Mary Baoul, Annie Rieser
Celia Stern, Alice White, Josie White,
Emma Williams.
Q C7dSS.-Leah Adler, Mamie Bannon,
Mamie Cox. Mary Davis, Laura Lester,
Virgie McLaws, Miriam Mitchell, Ger
truGe Middleton. Emmie Morgan, Bessie
Reeves, Lily Spaun, Lily Selig.
~ Glass; aXcY Best, Annie Conner,
Edna Terrell, Elizabeth Hardee, Belle
Houston. Hattie Hun, Lizzie McLaws,
Lula Rogers. Hattie Saussy, Mona Saussy,
Florence Sullivan, Georgia Threadcratt,
Jennie Ward.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.
First Cidss.-Read Miscally.
Sec0ad CiaSS.- Bernard A. Duggan,
Robert Lee Ryan, Edward W. Smith,
Anthony D. sina.
Third ClqsS.-Hugh {. Banks, Robert
S. Cone, Richard d. Fox, Henry S. Jau-
don, Walter Ltllenthal. Hayward Rayenel,
NJ. Nelgan Usina. Robert Askew.
Edward W. Smith obtained the highest
average, % 10, IN the studies Of the sec
Ond class.
Walter LiIienthal obtained the highest
average 80 -, IN the studies OF the third
class.
Edward W. Smith gained % perfect
weeks during the session Of 80 weeks,
and Walter Lilienthal won 81 perfect
weeks during the same term.
CHATHAM ACADEMY.
FIRST Grd3e.-Lucy Warrick, Annie
Solte.
Sscana Charlottesville Basnger, Nina
Goodwin, Annie VIM, Mary Clay,
Birdie Kayton, Charlie Morgan, ALA
Mulligan.
Third Grade.-Emma Eason, Hattie
Lindner, villa Morgan.
Fourth Grade, First DirjSi0R. - James
Bishop, Josephine Freedland.
Fourth Crate, Second D,oisi0a.-Mary
Bouhan, Kate Ledlie, Fannie Potla.
Fifih Grade.-Liila EXley.
SJh crate John H. Branch, Herbert
Kayton, Edward Thomas, Eddie Kreiger,
Walter S. Belsiuger, Ferdinand Sack,
Charles Russell. tfussie Werm, Louis Nc
Nulty, George Kuck, John Lovett, Lillian
Sym0ns, Hattie Hechb, Lizzie Harmon,
Lula Schwarz, Stella Miller.
SeUefth GrGde. Daisy Christian. Mary
De Field, Gertrude GOss, Ada Hunter,
Carrie Lindner, Lena Moehrke, Lena
Steinman, Sam I,edliP.
EighM crate, First Diusi0n. - Maud
Titon, lia Wade, Carry Kayton, Cora
| Windley, Hattie Gnann. Maggie Felnan-
dez, Rossie Heimy, Belle Nandeyeer,
George Marmelstep, John Schwarz
Ejgtt Grddc, Second DinjSi0R. Fred
Miller, Sylvester Callahan, Evelyn Miller,
Lottie Cleaveland. Lettie Bryan, Annie
Goss, Susie Kent, Dora Perlinski.
BARNARD STREET SCHOOL.
First GrQde.-Belle Black.
Second GTade.-Maud Williams. Lena
Oliver, Maria Petsch sarah stern, Alice
Bates, George Spring.
Otber Grades Mamie Snyder. Lille
Turner, Lizzie Ambrose. Bena Ambrose,
Loda LaRoche, Belle Spring, Annie Allen,
Ida Mickler, Agnes NJ ills Jessie sanders.
Lula Symone, Fannie Flake. kilhe
Speights, Joseph Ryan, Ambrose Hurst,
Willie Martin, Carrie Graun, Theresa
Hymes, Maggie Williams, YRunie Charl-
ton. Beulah HeXter, Rosie Thomson, Nellie
Turner. Norma SOlomons. jerome Eek
stein. Marvin MingledoyE Walter Hewitt,
Ida Naramore, Willie Miller, Howard
Peek, jamie Murphy.
ST. PATRICK's SCHOOL.
First Grade.-Annie Kane, Julia Caro-
Ian.
Second crude Annie Cannon. Stella
| Pacett. Emma Daily, Mary Mcdonnell,
/ Harry Jordan, Ed Brodenik, Thomas An
| dOlsOn.
TArd Grmle.-Annie Ncshanc, kate
/ McShane.
/ FaWH Gradc.-Julia Won Newton.
run Grgdc.-Nary O'Leury Maggie
/ LutI.
.Sirtb Gradc.-I sadorc Rudolph. Minnie
/ Conner. Rosa Mckenua, Christine smith
ScreHb Gude Frank Harte, Angola
/ sullivan, J0hu Heuuely. Lula smith,
/ Blakely Crosby, Lizzie Cannon. Willie
] Walsh, Auuie Solar.
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.
First Gr0de. Bella shodhan.
! Sec0Hd Grdde.-Iohn ilCasar'y, Glcrnie
| GRADY, Cary Thompson, Agsie Fit,-
] upruld