The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
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school, as follows: ''N"N' 'N"'' ""o
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second premium, William al sSt,M Satis,sMSi itys' Nf,yS'
8, so IhoTne SparkInan; fourth, Y. Norton VIII
ppi1npSekney, p1pS John Ball, nj. NJ, Trlast, Henry ii,
Thiid .Class--First, prem,nm, r,ars y, 81,
smsih cord Isaac BraSn; thta. hStfaak SaSSS @
n. Rethon, Jr. Entitled to honorable mon.
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MsIien. Il sS.Rson1 9a,fiiSpssy aS,Hihyss Melvin b.
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D9tteiel; second, 9. Edwin FollIa; third. Viz.
gu q plbple, Jr.; fourth, John +. knobsioch,
hnuued. To honorable mention: Henry A,
shepherd, Charles w. Schmetzer David Ise
mhn, AuguBtps II. Taft William +. Coloook
InlrnN Gen. w. Wttte, Jr., John u. Vincent
hdward N. Wulbern, OF the Second GLASS;
nsa an average for the year OF 93lis per oent,
by nfss
any position.
1he preDliuns were presented by tue Rev.
tr JnnRip, hfter which the memhers OF the
kraaastinR clase were given their Diplomas
ny M, lhboie, who Made an earnest and ex-
address to the olsss
Inc loliowing Ia list OF the graduates:
Se, sSnn i Hefs ffsn1rsWs W,;s James g. DsVeaux, J.
MetSrlnasf, John IL Mensing%, % Join 3. Mui:
Rivers, Frederiok Tapoer. Jr. "'
Atthe conclusion OF Mr.. Dlobles remarka
3 STt hanNv incident took place, which was
s. rlessSn: AS - was unexpected. Rutledge
h5SsIT sIepped forward, ana, on behalf OF his |
.e . ..e.,!oNss slaauates presented MIR. Dlbble with |
: : sSIlaGons Goldheadedl waIkinB.stloh as o |
o Il She ehe iiehns aaS ns
ys!uht2e end painstak any efiofts fof fIeiffh. |
Bf1nth!oa anu Rdvane cement. : -
l. 2hs exercises -wero then, concluded with |
sht TA1eHd! !ctofS address by, Frederick Tup-
Iey, -, g! TIE graduating class. The lattsr, |
Z thooSh one or the youngest boys in his |
rttss, carried OF the first honor 1nl mode a |
nh11fs. Ta9e>d!ctorian. II Is but Right, hoY- |
eFeT; 70 say That there was only Que tenth OF |
: pt,t1i't difference between him nud w. H.
thch1Exie, 81 6 next in point Of rank, and |
Ihsl al u ite graduates entitled TO honora.
bs mt-f!GTl NJ ade over 90 per cont ia tho |
stnoAsk hro examinations or the pasg year.