The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13
THEY ALL GOT DIPLOMAS
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS SEND
OUT 10 GRADUATES.

The Diplomas Presented by Col.
George A. Mercer at Hunter Hall
Who Received Them-The Promo
tons to be Announced This Morning
and the Schools to Close To-Day
The Colored School Graduates.
The second annual graduating exercises
of the grammar schools took place at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon in Hunter hall
One hundred and ten graduates received
diplomas.
The Cha than academy graduated 81 the
Barnard street school ID, Massie school rs,
Cathedral school 81 and st, Patrick's
school II.
The diplomas were presented by Col.
George A. Mercer, president of the board
Of education, In an eloquent address, the
basis of which was the grammar school
motto. "No excellence without labor"
After the graduates had received their di-
plomas, q uartette, consisting of Miss Car
RE Ratz. Misses Rosa and Pattie Berrion and
Miss Mamie Pritchard from the Chatham
academy school, sang the graduation song:
The hall was well filled with visitors, and
the exercises, though brief, were Interest,"
ing. The graduates were as follows:
CHATHAM ACADEMY.
GirLs-Bessie Baker Rosa Cecil Berrien,
Eliza Batty Berrien, Nellie Naomi Cohen
Betty Dora Ehlers, Fieda Ehlers, Katie
Behs Ham, Josie Margaret Herman, Ruth
Kayton, Katie Ledlie, Julia LaROche, Mag
gle Lonsie Lang, Alice Lorena Metzger,
Bertha Mendel, Mamie Tallulah Pritchard
Caroline Johanna Ratz Miriam Roos, Lou
Use Justin Resting. Carrie Deborah Sweat,
Othelia Strasser, Annie Silverfield, Annie
Margaret Wellbrook, Daisy Marguerite
Wray, Lizzie May Easen.
Boys-Edwin Cohen, Victor Desbouillons,
Lachlan Ralston Wyliy, William Wood
Lake, Robert Green Fleming, Alexander
Daniel Krenson, William Henry Leopld,
Maurice Meyer, Joseph Durham Taylor.
BARNARD STREET SCHOOL.
Girls-Lila Cabaniss, Josie Collins, Irene
Heinsler, Katie Spelman, Gertie White,
Ophelia Wright Rachel Chapman.
Boys-Willie Remshart, Able Brown,
Make Brown, Willie Crawford, Eddie
Lilienthal, Robert Gadsden, Edward Stod-
dard.
MAssIE SCHOOL.
Boys-Sol Bloodworth Julian Hexter,
Henry l.. Hinson, Joe Lowell David P.
Saussy, William Strachau, Yates Thomp-
son, Herbert West.
Girts-Blanche Belsinger, Alice Delan-
noy, Birdie Einstein, Josie Freeland, Susie
Footman, Annie Hunt, Annie Ketcham,
Gazelle Launey, Matte Lesesne, Rosa
Maxwell, Hannah Myerson, Flora Ohm
stead, Annie Precht, Marie Rousseau,
Ramie Riley, Mary Tischmeyer.
ST. PATRICK's SCHOOL.
Girls.-Mary Catherine Clarity, Mary
Teresa Won Newton, Annie Veronica
Deegan, Mary Valeria Grassie, Mary
Elizabeth Logan, Mary Teresa Bannon.
Bannon, Catherine Mary Mckay. Eliza
beth Veronica Fallon
Boys.-James Joseph Walsh, John
Augustin Gallaher, Joseph Henry Cannon,
John Henry Coleman, George Francis
Kilroy, James Michael Ennis, Michael
Thomas Quinan, Jr.
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.
Boys-Timothv P Sheahan, John j.
Keenan,, A. G. Ybauez, Robert f. Feuger,
Michael j. Counihan, Charles w. Jacob
'on, Thomas ]. Sweeney, Thomas p
Reynolds, Michael R. Dooling, Henry H.
Aveilhe, Angel G. Ybanez.
Girls-Nellie T. Reynolds, Lizzie NJ.
Sheehan, Mary NJ. White, Annie NJ Grit
| fin, Maud NJ. Meredith, Mamie c. Old rir,
| Maggie V. Maher, Josie Laffiteau, Angelina
| NJ. Jones'
This morning the promotions will be
| announced, the ANIMALS will be given out,
and the schools will close for the year.
THE CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
The graduation exercises of the East
| Broad street school will take place to-day at
| 10. so O'Clock. The exercises will consist of
| songs, recitations and essays. Prof. r. r.
| Wright, of Augusta. will deliver an ad-
dress to the school, An address to the
graduates, together with the presentation
diplomas, will be delivered by Rev l..
| B. Maxwell. There will be ten graduates
The names of the girls are: S. Houston, r.
| c. Deveaux. J. Field, NJ. f. Roberts, NJ.
Garden and M. Miller. The boys are: P.
| Smith, r. Bryan, T. J. Robinson and w.
! Flurnoy. The school is under the manage
ment of Principal James Ross
The graduation exercises of the West
| Broad street, as already announced in the
| MORNING NEWS, will take place at the
theatre at $50 o'clock tonight. A concert
viii be given in connection with the gradu-
ating exercises