Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-06-22
Educational.

liens were present, but there was no pub.
lie exhibition. The following is list of
the awards:
DISTINCTIONS.
LIST Grammar Grdde-M Boyd Hoover, A
M Cupp, M Lushbaugh.
| Junior High Sczt0oI-C T Hutcheson-
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Word Analy-
sis, English History, Algebra, Latin, Philoso-
| ply. jamie W Robertson-EnglishG Grammar,
| English History, Algebra, Latin, Philosophy
| Aitkins-English Grammar, Word Analysis,
| Algebra, Latin. r E Foster-Algebra. Guy
Observation-Disclosures, English Grammar, Eng
| lish History, Word Analysis. Algebra, Latin,
Philosophy. Ed Runnels-English Grammar
| Teresa Bagby-Latin. Alice Lyon-Word
| Analysis, English History. Maud Mathews
English Grammar, English History Latin.
Cammie Ryan-English Grammar, Word
Analysis. English History, Algebra, Latin.
Lita Swink-Arithmetic, Latin. Mary Trot-
| ter-English Grammar, English History,
| Latin.
intermediate High Schooz-Carrie P Bell
Physiology, French, German, Latin, Algebra,
English Literature. L L Hogshead-Physi-
ology, German Latin, Algebra, English Lit
erature. L B Irvine-Physiology, French,
| German, Latin English Literature. ARBy-
| ers-French, Latin, Algebra. XIV Anthony
| Physiology. Mary F Bell-Physiology,
French, Algebra, English Literature. M F
Fletcher-Physiology, German, Latir, Eng
man, Latin. Bessie Turner-Physiology
French, German, Latin, Algebra, English Lit
erature. Oracle Yost-French, German, Lat
in, Algebra, English Literature. Ina Asst
Physiology. English Literature. j G Foster
Physiology, German, Latin, Algebra, English
Literature. J Young-Latin, Algebra, Eng
lish Literature.
Senior High Sc1tooz.-Rudolph Bumgardner
Chemistry, German, Latin Geometry, Eng
German, Latin, English Classics.
Rudolph Bumgardner-Full Diploma.
PRIZES AND MEDALS.
4tA Grade.-Carrie Gregory, prize for best
diagrams.
1st Or. Grade Anna Cribbins. medal for
best class standing Annie Fifer, prize for
best map.
Junior High ,ScAoo1.-Chas Hutcheson, prize
for best average on studies.
intermediate High tSch0ol.-Carrie P Bell
general average 5000, first honor medal.
Lizzie L Hogshead, first honor medal also.
Oracle Yost, essay medal. Lizzie L Hogshead
Slayer scholarship to Augusta Female Semi
nary.
HONORABLE MENTION.
For Map-Drawing -Chas Powell, Laura
Huffman, A. M. Cupp, Addie Fauver, Maggie
Robertson, Matte Bickle, Ollie Kerr, Lizzie
Grattan.
For Diagrams-Chas. Powell, Laura Huff
man, Anna Cribbins.
For excellence in Scholarship-2d CT.
Grade-Ham White, average 99).
Sd CIR. Grade-Eva Cox.
4th CIR Grade-Mildred Hutchens.
1st Pr. Grade-Addie Fauver and Katie
Shafer.
I'd Pr. Grade-Ed. zirkle and Rosa Nc
Intosh.
Sd Pr. Grade-James Hutchinson and En-
NETT Walters.
4th Pr Grade-Clara Nothnagle and Wayt
W. Gibbs.
9Th Pr. Grade-Rosa Runnels, Carl Shewey
and Louis De Langle Harper.
9th Pr. Grade-Bessie and Emma Black
burn, Nellie Bumgardner and Chas. Yeager.
WASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY.
At the commencement of Washington
Dc Lee University this week. J. Lewis
Bumgardner, son of Capt. James Bum
gardner. Jr., of otaunton, was the second
orator of the Grab am-Lee Society, in the
Final Celebration. The Gazette" says
of him, ''that he acquitted himself hand
somely, with credit to his society. His
gestures were graceful and his we'll modu-
lated voice easily heard in all parts of the
chapel" In the awarding Of prizes he
] took the Orators medal. His brother.
Rudolph Bumgardner, was the only full
graduate of the Steunton High School
this session. "Chips of the old block"
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
This College closed its 10Th session last
week. At the final celebration of the
Philanthropic Society, S. z. Halves of
Stanton, a son of Rev. II. FL. Halves, d.
D., was the Final Senior Orator, and his
subject was ''The struggle of TRUTH
Mr.. Halves graduated, and took the degree
of Bachelor of Arts.
MISS COLTON's PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
The Boys and Girls Preparatory School
of Miss Nina Cotton has closed Its very
successful session. This year the children
averaged in age FROM sixteen years down
to nine. The exhibition of the school was
excellent and some Of the original compost
lions read by the young orators were strk-
ingly good. The following pupils were
awarded
DISTINCTIONS:
John D. Crowle, Clarence Witt, Erskin e
Miller, Willie Tyree, Alex. Tyree, Peyton
Cochran, Willie Keblinger, Julian Myrick,
and Misses Virginia Abby and Role Earl.
This school will occupy the same quar-
terS npYt sassion
ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL.
This school conducted by the Sisters of
Charity, closed last week, having had 40
pupils during the session. Frank German
and Neil Wholey received gold medals, and
the following pupils received other prizes
W. Hounihan, VIM. Kelley, Emmett
Noonan, James Burke, Ed. Crimmens,
Tom Carr, John and Pat Shea, and Fred.
Walters.
Young Claiborne acq Quilted.
j. FL. Claiborne. whose case has created
so much interest in Staunton, was acuuit-
fod COT nj of a,lo