Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-04
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Closing Exercises of the StauntOn F""
lie Schools.

Closing Exercises of the staunton Pu"'
lie Schools.
The closing exercises of the Staunton Pupic
Schools (white) took place in the Main oHee'
Public School on Friday. the 3Oth day OF May.
At 10 A. M. the doors Of the buliolng were
thrown open to the patrons and frlenos Oh Ine
school. to see and examine the school exhibit
OF maps. charts. diagrams, and various othei
devices gotten up by the children to show as
nearly as possible the drift of their training
during the past session. After the exhibit,
about II M, the High School Pupils and all
the visitors present assembled 10 the Senior
High School room. Prayer was offered by Rev.
MIR, Williams, Suitable music was sung py Inc
school. After a recitation, Aunt Silvlas
Geoprahy LESSON" by Miss Amy Hart, an
other The Palmer, by Miss Clara Long, tne
medals were delivered by Judge Chas. arAI.an
with short pleasing address to the 1olio"ins
pupils:- ,,,
Senior High School ClassaHig 1,e VII, Eenerai
Average, Miss Amy Hat rIa aso General
Average. Willie H Cooke u,.h.st ooneral
JuniorA High sen0 White, who for four years
in succession has led his class. znd nonor' Hiis'
Susie M. Perry, .,,, cuoss-Hiohest general
average. Miss Annie NJ Lightner.
For diligence and improvement IN music
tMrs whites Eles r9anates LeiS to An
rio RIVERS. Maud Msthews, Amy G Hart,
Tazeweli Bumgardner and Louis WIZ py MT.
W s;c q; were delivered by Mr.. Jos. B.
woodward In behalf of the Public School Trus-
m 1esi a sem ain Byers TO Virginia
Female Institute-Iva Echard. To wesleyan
Female Institute-Gracle Yost. u.
Williams to the following pupils OF the senior
Mary e Professionalism and German
Nh orlia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Geometry, Eng
lish. German. Latin. Oracle fost-Engilsn
and Chemistry. w a, p,ooh 70
Inter. High School Glass as follows: Willie h
Cooke, Latin, German. Algebra. Literature,
Ab la ans Phiysioiogy joseph Lushbaug6
Latin, German and Physiology. Bessie s
Peck-French. and Physiology;d p Ammie
Distinctions delivered by Mr.. J. q. Bader to
Junior A. High School Class as follows: Wat
Aritbmetic. Grammar. Frances Sterrett-His.
arithmetic. Bessie summerson-Latin and
Grammar, Algebra and Arithmetic. Susie
Bailey-Latin, Arithmetic. History; Word
I Anelysis Grammar; Fannie Hogshead, Latin,
giss5rl, Word Analysis, Grammar; Horace
Peck. History and Grammar; Madge Massey,
Latin, Grammar, Algebra, WORD anal Ian
X Whl5s ais.or SUSIE s Perry HistoTy Latin
Grammar, Algebra, Arithmetic; Belle MSrtin'
Mst9ry Latin Wia eesr algebra and
Arithme tic, and Jas G Petit. History. French
and Latin. p.aor e.
Junior B. High School Glass as follows Annie
B Lightner, Spell. Writing. Grammar History,
Arithmetic. Algebra; Fay Donovan; Writing,
History. Arithmetic, Algebra. Latin; Ran
Bcrkeley. History and Arithmetic; Richard
Fauver. History, Algebra; Helen Hanger, His
Distinctions delivered by Rev. Mr.: Shealy to
LAT Or Grade Glass as follows: Julia BAKER,
Mamie Allen, Matte Bickle. Belle Brooke.
Addie Fauver, Mildred Hutchinson. Jennie
HuIIihen Willie Ryan. Ida ii Smith. Adele
ValZ Lizzie G.attan, Margaret Ryan.
Special mention for special excellence senior
Neatness of paper in mathematics-Annie
Byers. ,a. uu,.
fno-Ammie Todd, Annie Fifer.
Modelled Map-Annie Filter.
Highest General Average-Wtllie ID Cooke,
Annie H Todd Joseph NJ Lushbaugh. -
Present every day and no tardy marks-W1l-
Junior A, High School CaEs-Diagrams-
Susie Perry and Ham White.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOgshead.
Best progress in writing-Sus1e Perry.
Junior B. High School Class-Eng. Diagrams
Mathematics-Ber Wilson, Helen Hanger.
Best progress in writing-Rob't Bickie and
Lang Ryden.
IjPresent every day-Teller Cooke, Helen Hang
or and Nora Huffman.
LIST Grammar Grade-Diagrams.-M