The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-01
ADVANCED TO HIGHER GRADES.
Ninety five Per Cent. OF the Public
School Pupils Promoted.

ScnOOl FupllS promoted
Yesterday closed the work Of the teachers
Of the public schools for the year. There
was no display over the closing. The
teachers sent in to Supt Baker their reports
Of the number of diplomas awarded, the
annual certificates given and promotions
made.
About IS per cent. of the total number Of
pupils IN attendance were promoted to the
next higher grades. About one-fourth Of
that number received annual certificates.
A large number Of these received diplomas,
the per cent. varying greatly in the differ
ent schools. A graduate, or one receiving
diploma, is entitled to enter the High
schol next year free of charge.
The record Of the schools, with the num-
Der of annual certificates awarded In each
and the names of the scholars receiving
diplomas is as follows:
Chatham School-Twenty-two diplomas
were awarded to the following pupils:
Mamie Gates, Addie Cleavlaud, Marie
Edwards, Lula Farr, Agnes Griffin, Hennie
Rogers, Christine Steinback, Minnie Per-
linski, Bessie Willink, Belle Vandevier,
Leila Anthony, Edward Clark, Milton
Clark, Isadore Cohen, Constantine Hart
man, Alfred Labiche, Gussie Werm, Willie
Walters, Hamilton Branch, Edward
Creiger. One hundred and thirty-two an
nual certificates were awarded.
Barnard Street School-Twenty-six
pupils received diplomas, as follows: Perla
Abrahams, Sallie Cabaniss, Matte CharI-
ton, Florence Bessellieu, Hattie Clarke,
Nellie Connery, Bessie Farr, Rose Fulton,
Ada Roberts. Lottie Peck, Alice Miscally,
Elisabeth Schuster, May Weichselbaum,
Silvia VanNuise, Lizzie Ambrose, Jennie
Gramer, Retta Hewitt, Jessie Freeman,
Josephine Robinson, Eva French, Robert
Coburn, John NARROW, Thomas Shepherd,
Frank Kline, Joseph Ryan, Walter Purse.
Seventy-eight annual certificates were
awarded.
Massie School-Diplomas were awarded
as follows: Percy Baker, Eddie Bohan.
Samuel Clay, Herbert Kayton, Philip Lit
tug, Willie Righton, Hugh Roberts, Edwin
Ryals, Percy Skinner, Charles Wakeman,
tlorlde Banks, Georgia Cope, Marie Furrer,
Emma Harmes, Agnes Hutton, Nellie Jones,
Stella Kaiser, Maud Keller, Olive Kuhl-
man. Janet Meinhard, Mai Z. Roche, Ida
=. Smith, Maggie Suffer, Eula Thorpe,
Sadie Traub, Mamie Ward, Ellen E. Turner,
Hattie Ketohum. Seventy-two annual
certificates were awarded.
Cathedral School-Pupils who received
diplomas were as follows: John Bowden,
Patrick Carrick, Daniel Charlton, James
Mcbride, Henry O'Connor, c, A. Nc
earthly, Peter Heagarty, Henry Brown.
Marie Bradie, Maggie Buttimer, Nellie
Dunn, Mamie Bowden, Katie Bradley, EN-
lily Connor, Katie Sweeney, Fannie Fitz-
gerald, Viva Harty, Nellie Haslam, Nellie
McNierney. Mary McGreal, Agnes Pacetti,
Katie Meyler. Forty-three annual certifi-
Gates were awarded in the Cathedral school.
st. Patricks School-Diplomas were
awarded as follows: Annie Black Bell,
Bessie Madeline Reilly, Emma Maria
SaVarese. Florence Aloysius FallOn Maria
Cecilia Lamotte, Mary Agnes O'Neiu,
Martin Joseph Cooley. Edward Michael
OBrien, John Joseph Harte. Matthew
James Deigan, Michael Lawrence Sullivan,
Joseph Michael Broderick. Seventy-one an
nual certificates were awarded.