The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-29
GONEONE GRADEHIGHER
GRAMMAR SCHOOL CALCULATIONS
AND PROMOTIONS.

Higher Grades-The "Annuals" Giver
Out.
The closing exercises of the public school:
took place yesterday. Ninety-one grammar
school graduates received diplomas and the
annual certificates for promotion were
given out. The graduating classes met in
Hunter Hall in the morning and the diplo-
mas were awarded by Col George A
Mercer. president Of the board Of education.
The ANIMALS were given out by the princi-
pals Of the schools.
In his address to the graduates Col.
Mercer spoke upon the advant-
ages of higher education
TO those who are able to continue their
studies. To those who are TO leave the
schools he spoke words of advice that re-
ceived the closest attention. The diplomas
were awarded as follows:
ACADEMY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Annie Allen, Susie Austin, Sarah Benet,
Mamie Coburn, Evaline Christian, Carrie
Dixon, Blanche Ferguson, Carrie Carter
Bessie Hodges, Loda La Roche, Lila Exley,
Lizzie Lodge, Mamie Platshek, Nirgie
White Harry Backus, Harry Butler, Wal
ter Claer, Fred Claer, Paul Prithard, Rob
ert Crawford, Nicholas Helmly, Thomas
Icard, Walter Meter, Charles Brantly,
Moses Lewald.
BARNARD STREET SCHOOL
Annie Brooks, Ella Butler, Bessie Cohen,
Sarah Cohen, Mary Wilson, Belle Spring,
Eva Smith, Lula Ward, Fannie Haupt,
Rosa Beckett, George Penton, Quincy
Hodges, Cecil Pacetti, Harry Purse, Clifton
Tilton.
MAssIE SCHOOL.
Matte Roturueau, Grantham Taggart,
ID ~, al lin
stein, R. Blanche Krauss Penie Lamar,
Cornelia Lee. Mamie Josephine Pritchard,
Florence Richardson, Vallie Riley, Sallie
SheIlman, Carrie Wade, Maggie Fulton
Lizzie Harmon, Scotia Walter.
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.
Theodore Spann, Michael LAWN,
Hinckley Murphy, Thomas Mclaughlin,
William Mcclure, Thomas Clarke, Henry
Mccarthy. James Lyons, Thomas Powers,
John Byrnes, John Murphy, Annie Norton,
Katie Quinan, Annie Dunn, Julia Sullivan,
Katie Maddox, Jennie White, May
Roman, Mary Prindible.
ST. PATRICK's SCHOOL.
Mary Christina Schaupp, Maria Felicitas
Blake Elizabeth Helena Flood, Martha
Elizabeth Coleman, Alexander Francis
Mckay, Matthew Joseph Henely, Francis
Ignatius Palmer, William Dougal McCaig,
John Michael Pickett, George Philip
Reagan, John Francis McEvoy, Thomas
Alphonsus McGrath, Joseph William Sava-
reese, Joseph Loyola Conner, Michael
James Doyle, Kate Rosa Heyes.
At the colored schools the diplomas were
presented by Supt. Baker.
EAST BROAD STREET SCHOOL.
Rachel Harris, Marion Turnbull, Laura
Maxwell, Louisa Jones, Hattie Garvin,
Matte Wise, Florence Houston, Lulu
SaAi
Mary Eliza Hicks. Mary Ellen Hicks, M.
Burton, John Miller, James A. Goldfinch,
P. b. Campbell, p. E. Love, Lewis Camp
field, William G. Ford, Robin Houston.
WEST BROAD STREET SCHOOL.
Alonzo William Baker, Charles Thaddeus
Toomer, Isaiah Benjamin Daniels, Louis
Nathaniel Noisette, Thomas Anderson
Theresa Elizabeth Dowse, Minnie Father
Pittman, Augusta Maria Threadcraft
Mary Elizabeth Mackey.
The graduating class presented Principal
Butler gold pen and pencil. Mary K.
Mackey made the presentation IN very
pretty little speech.
The certificates for promotion, based
upon the annual examinations, were given
out at all of the schools. In the high school
the certificates were awarded as follows:
First Grade-Francis BulckeD, Ellen Jet
Howard, Birdie Kayton, Ella V. Lane
shine, Ira Garnett Launey, MAY Murphey
Nellie O'Brien, Annie Solte. Elbridge q.
Cabaniss, Charles Inglesby, George n
Spring, Polignac Bourquin.
Second Grade--Annie Griffin, Cliffo re
Gross, Maggie Quantock, Helen Smith
Carrie Tyson, Charles Mccall, Edward
Mercer, Harry Richardson.
Third Grade-Lila Cabaniss, Madge Co
burn, Eliza Clay. Ruthe Kayton, Alic,
Metzger, Agnes O'Brien, Florence Olmstead
Romie Riley, Mamie Roos, Gertrude White
Lille Ferguson. Robert Feuger, Richard
Lester, Jake Smith.
In the second grade, girls class, the fol
lowing received the highest general average
Helen Smith, Sallie Baker and Anne Grit
fin. In the second grade, boys class, tn,
following received the highest general aver
ages, Eddie Mercer, Harry Richardson anS
Drayton Lynch. In the third grade, girls
class. the folowling received the highes
average: Lila Cabanits Florence AlmsteaC
and Ruthie Kayton. In the boys class
Jake Smith, Joseph Lowell and Herber
West, received the highest general average
The highest mark that was received wa
9S, and none Of the pupils mentioned fel
below 95. The general average for advance
ment was 70. Any scholar getting lower
mark canuot be promoted. Nine-tenths O
the pupils of the entire school in the differ
ent courses were promoted.
CHATHAM ACADEMY.
First Grade-Anne Allen, Carrie Carter
Mamie Cohen, Evelyn Christian, Carrie
Dixon, Lila Exley, Loda LaRoche, Harry
Backus, Walter Cler. Moses Lewald.
Second Grade A. - ddie Cleaveland
Lula Farr, Title Kramer, Hattie Ketchum
Herbert Kayton.
Second Grade B. Lottie King, Luis
Schwarz, Eddie Krieger
Third Grade A Lila Cherry, Daisy
Christal, Adie Hunter, Carrie MoAllister,
James Hazlehurst, Frank Farr.
Third Grade B.-Susie Kent, Virgie
Hamilton, Lille Symons Carrie Lindner,
Mary Willink.
Fourth Grade A.-Carrie Kayton, Charles
Cohn.
Fourth Grade B.-Minnie Decker, Mamie
Smith, Hattie Gnann, Mary Loustrong,
Palmer Kirkland.
Fifth Grade A.-Annie Lynes. Florence
Metzger.
Fifth Grade B.-Willie Readick, Maude
Suffer-
Sixth Grade A. - Annie Hess, Alice
Travis, Clifford Elkins, Florence Sheppard,
Edna Studstill, Lizzie Miller, Charlie
Jerold, Charlie Atevill, Sylvester Edwards.
George Ambose, Sigmund Berg
Sixth Grade B.-Meta Kemps, Minnie
Clarke, Charlie Guyer, Charles Ehlers. John
Estill, John Morgan, John Finney, Philos
Dunaway, Harry Sturtevant Willie Lang.
Seventh Grade An. Grady, L. Rossau.
l. Banner. M. Paul, Irene Putzel, w. Kent,
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