The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-22

search and study. It was most fitting the
occasion, and, although lengthy, 1t teemed
with interest.
Selections from Tennyson's "Enoch
Arden" and a scene from the "Mer-
chant Of Venice" followed The
sonated the different characters:
J. T. Kavanaugh, "Shylock;" Ormond
Strong. "Portia;n Paschal Strong, Duke; p
| l.. NJ. Warfield, Jr., "Antonio;" James L.
Rankin, "Basanio;" Paul Haskell, ezra
tiano.n The scene was well carried out,
aud the players were rapturously applauded.
| Following this came the announcement
| of the winners of the prizes, certificates OF
| distinction, honorable mention, etc. Prin-
| cipal Crowther made the announcement as
follows:
CERTIFICATES OF DISTRIBUTION:
John Mem Flannery, natural philosophy.
George Freeman, French, mathematlcs,
Latin, natural philosophy, English-full
course.
Mercer Frierson, English.
Louis VI. Warfield, mathematics, Latin,
natural philosophy, English.
T. Madison Fleetwood, mathematics.
Charles T. Haskell, English
Paschal N. Strong, mathematics, natural
philosophy, English-full course.
Ormond Strong, English, Latin-general.
Enghsh--full course.
w. A. Cook, mathematics.
Harry w. Daniel English.
Paul I. Haskell, geography.
w. Horace Stillwell, geography.
W. J. Walker, geography.
j. Rauers. geography.
Department-John Mcmahon Flannery,
George Freeman, Charles T. Haskell,
Paschal n. Strong, Thomas W. Lyon,
Langdon G. West
The following received honorable men
ton: j. NJ. Flannery, E. E. Davis, T. M.
Fleetwood, Charles I. Haskell, James L.
Rankin, G. Wayne Cunningham, w. A.
Cook, w. H. Daniel, Paul Haskell. H. H.
Stillwell, w. J. Walker, Jack Rauers,
Herman Rosenheim. Master George Free
mans record for the last three years is as
follows: 1887, 96263; 1888, 90. Is; 1889,
So 036. Total for three years, 90. 4S3.
In the third class there was only 1859 Of
point difference in the standing of Masters
Paschal N. Strong and Langdon G. West.
The formers record was 9l.7S3 and the
latter's 81. 431. The difference in standing
of Masters Paul Haskell and W. J. Walker
was only on, the formers record being
s4. &c and the latter's a. 737. As each pupil
received his certificate of distinction he was
applauded.
Rev. DIR. Holmes awarded medals and
prizes as follows:
Scholarship medal-George Freeman.
Second class-Louis Marshall Warfeld.
Third-class-Langdon G. West
Fourth-class-Paul 7. Haskell.
Algebra (special-Paschal N. Strong.
Bookkeeping (speclal-Medal to J. L.
Rankin, and book to w. C. Lyon.
Mapdrawing (special) -Paschal ~ Strong
This is the third year that George Freeman
has won the medal.
Rev. c. II. Strong delivered the address
after the awarding of prizes. Owing to the
lateness of the hoar he told the boys thai
he would deliver them an informal address.
He called them boys, and he added
that if they disliked the name,
they might retaliate by calling
him an old boy. He told them
that he was going to show them
the difference between the TWO. In the out
set he said that the difference lay in that
every man had been boy, and not one
boy had ever been man. Mr.. Strong
spoke for some time, and his talk was highly
interesting and instructive. The exercises
closed with the benedlction by DR.. Holmes.