Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-30

The male and female departments
Of the Public School, If this CITY.
closed to-day for the summer months.
July aud August. During the past
week tho pupils have been undergo
ing their annual organisations for
promotion with the following results:
In the female department, Miss Nj.
II. Taylor. principal, and teacher of
sixth grade, the following young
ladies are worthy Of honorable men,
ton In studies named lii arithmetic
Misses Mary Heller. Emma DnvaI,
Annie Blackburn, and Annie Sim
clair. 10 algebra--Mary Heller.
Annie Blackburn and Emma Duval.
In physiology Annie Blackburn,
Carrie Tyrrell, Mary Heller, Emma
Duval, Annie Sinclair, Theresa Ja-
cobb. In spelling-Lanra Smith, An
ME Sinclair. Mary Heller. Mary Dam
iels. In paFsing and analysis Annie
Blackburn, Mary Heller, Annie Sim
clair. Emma Duval, Katie FeIdmeyer.
In natural history--A Annie Blackburn,
Mary Heller, Mary Daniels, Emma
Duval. Lucy Redmond. Geography
-E. Dnvall, A. Blackburn, M. Hell
Ter, A. Sinclair. c. TyrrelI, NJ. Dan
iels, Annie Duvall. Etymology-M.
Daniels. M. Heller, e. Duval, Al.
Blackburn. History-M. Heller, Al.
Blackburn, G. TyrreII Mental arith-
metic--A. Blackburn, M. Heller, K
Feldmeyer. The gold medal was
awarded to Miss Mary Heller Of the
sixth grade for having attained the
highest final average on examination.
The second gold modal was awarded
TO Miss Annie Blackburn, same grade,
for having stood FIRST in the class
throughout the year. "Meredith's
Poems" was awarded to Miss Emma
Duval for general excellence.
In the firth grade. Miss II Cam
den. teacher. the following promo
tons were made to the sixth grade !:
Miss Ella Tydings. Jennie Denver,
Katie Brady, Minnie Appler and
Lena Wolfes. The premium for best
recitations throughout the year was
awarded to Miss Lottie Gardiner; for
greatest Improvement. to Miss Ella
Tydings.
In the Fourth Grade, Miss Red
mond, teacher, the following promo
tons were made to Fifth Grede !:
Juliet Dexter, Annie Dorsey, Nellie
Dadds, Nett;e White, Lena Dammey-
er, Laura Russell, Amelia Dammeyer.
The first premium was awarded to
Miss Juliet Dexter, the second to
Miss Annie Dorsey. Premiums for
spelling were awarded to Misses
Blanche Parliaman, Nellie Dadds,
Nettie White, Ida Sullivan. For
neatness and department Miss Edith
Gardiner.
In the third grade, Miss Pindell,
teacher, the following were promoted
to fourth grade Misses Lille Him
kle, Maud KiIlman, Matte Smith,
Mary Phillips, Fannie Hubbard. For
the best examination paper the pre-
MUM was awarded to Miss Lille
Hinkle.
In the second grade, Miss Brady,
teacher, the following promotions
were made: Mollie Buck. Lizzie Col
burn, Lena Strohm, Willie Mcleod.
a. Mace. The arst premium was
awarded to Miss Mollie Buck for
general excellence, the second for
general Improvement, TO Miss Lizzie
Colburn; third premium to Annie
Mace for remarkable progress and i'm
provement; other premiums to Misses
Willie Mcleod and Lena Strohm for
arithmetic.
Ia the First Grade, Miss Abbott
teacher, The following promotions
were made: Carrie Bealer, Maggie
Baker, Mollie Colburn, Mary Mcleod,
Carrie Gates, Florence Martin The
premiums for the best printing il the
class was awarded to Misses Mary
Slama. Sallie Carroll, Ellen Mcleod.
Miss Maggie Baker was awarded .
premium for most perfect printed
Roman table. Miss Carrie Bealer
deserves mention for best examine
ton. The premiums consisted Of
valuable books. gold ring thimbles,
and gold pin.
MALE DEPARTMENT..
The following IS list Of the boys
who passed ii the male department,
J g. Ray, principal I:
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