Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-06-04


Atkins and Jno. Atkins.
Sec. B. Horace PECK. Eugene Summer
son, Willie White, Randolph Berkele,
and Bessie Peck.
3rd Grammar Grade: Miss Annie Mills
teacher-Clifford Barton, average on fina
examination 81 rs; Minnie MeGinnitY
96 3-5; Ollie Kerr, 95 5; Josie Lushbaugh
81 2-5; Willie Bodell. SO; Annie Fifer
80 rs; Cora Pritchard. 80 is; Edna Run
nels, 81 3-5.
End Gramm ar Grade: Miss Linda Nc
Clure, teacher-Chas. HutchesOn, 81 1-5
McGilvray Robertson. "a 5; Mary Trot
ter, "a 2 5; Chas. Heyden, so S: Roderick
Coleman, 81 s5; Harry Cootes, 80 S
Susie Perry, 30 2-5.
LIST Grammar Grade. John G.. Fisher,
teacher-Maud Fletcher, "a 23; Mary
Bell. 81; VIM. Hartman. 81; Jennie Nc
Cue, SO; Carrie Bell 92; Linwood Ogg
SO IL; Bessie Turner, 80 3; Katy
Knowles. 80 2-6. Tarl Powell, tPresy
Powell and Ed Runnels would have been
in this list if they had not been absent OF
one examination day.
High School: Geo. ?. Perry. teach err
Kitty Hutcheson peabody medalist in
the A section) SO LA; Geo. Hudson (who
tied for the medaD SO 1-24; Matte Pow
ell. 50 IA; Willie Morton, "a IL; Mary
Echard, SO 13; Rudolph Bumgardner,
tmedalist in B section) 81 1-3; Lizzie
Hanger. IS As; Mamie Pritchard. e5 2-5;
Louis Witt, 81 8 S; Jno. Young, SO Is.
In the High School the contest was be.
tween George Hudson and Kittie Hutch
eson of grade A and Rudolph Bumgard-
ner of grade B. The result Of the exam.
nations showed that between the first
two, honors were even, while Rudolph
Bumgardner had led in grade B. These
three then drew for Peabody prize offer
ed to the one making the highest average
on final examination in his respective
class. In the absence of Geo. Hudson and
Rudolph Bumgardner, the former 3 broth
or drew for him and Superintendent
Bowles the latter. Kittie Hutcheson
won, thus holding the prizs, while equal
honors is due to all three.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
The exhibition of the colored schools
held at the ''Old Market Place." was de-
cidedly good and shows that the colored
teachers too have been doing good work.
The drawings from the infant and pri-
mary grades were specially admired by the
large crowd assembled. The copy books,
the maps and compositions from the pri-
mary grades and high school did credit
to the teachers and pupils.
The following are the names Of those
who have distinguished themselves by
their general good conduct and good reci-
tations.
Infant Grade: Miss James. teacher
Sec. A-Carina Campbell. Hattie Coyner,
Luella White, Sadie Kyle, Geo. Wood and
Walter Taylor.
Sec. B-Nettie Bowler, Leila Lacy.
Lima Ellis, Lucy Miller. R. Malone, Will
lie Reeves, Walter Rhions.
4th Primary Grade-O. j. Dsrritt,
Teacher; Chas. Frazier, Howard James,
James Morris. Geo. Jones, Florence Burns
and Sarah Smith.
3rd Primary Grade: Miss Saunders,
teacher.-Arthur Nickens (medalist),
Susie Reeves, Mary Jackson, Annie Nc
Chung, Blanche Malone, Chas. Ledge
wood, John Southall.
End Primary Grade: D. G. Carter,
teacher.-Lizzie Frazier, Howard Shell
ton, Jinks Brown. Jane Smith, Mary
Richardson. Agnes Haynes, Jennie Moon.
LIST Primary Grade: Miss Taylor. teacher
Alpha Monroe. Geo. Wright, Mary Rey-
nolds, Milton Blany, Robt. Ware, VIM.
Baylor.
End Grammer Grade: VIM. B. Daven-
port, teacher.-Mary Morton, Susie Per-
kins. James Woods, Kate Ellis, Geo.
Denny, Sarah Jones, John Plummer.
1st:Grammar Grade: Jas. T. Anderson,
teacher.-Ella Lewis, 90 ION final exami-
nationl; Cornelia Ware, 80; Laura Jack
son, SO; Minnie Banks, IS; Minnie
Owens, 80.
High School: G.. A. Newman, teacher.
Edward Johnson, (Peabody medalist), 81;
Elmer Campbell, s5; Annie Banks, "a;
Ella Haynes, "a; Maggie Branson, 90;
Cora Coleman, 90; Julia Winston, %;
Porter6eld Scott. 90.
Fishburne Military School.
Reported for the Staunton YINDIoAToR.I
The closing exercises of the above in
stitution were held in the Presbyterian
church at Waynesboro, on Wednesday
last, commencing at about P. M.
A large and enthusiastic assembly, CON-
posed of the friends of the pupils and of
the school, had gathered to enjoy the
pleasures of the occasion, and to encour-
age the youthful orators by their presence,
and by heaping upon the deserving ores
THAR fa unrs in the shana of handsome