The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-27
PREMIUMS AWARDED 2Y ST. JAMES HALL

for diligence, medals for punctuality and
department. They are given in such a
way that each pupil in the school may
receive one or more, thus avoiding any
spirit of rivalry.
A second premium for diligence is
given to each pupil who has received
such marks for her daily recitations du-
ring tn. year as will give an average as
great as IS, and less than 9O-100 being
he highest mark possible.
A first premium for diligence is given
to any pupil whose m arks for daily reci-
tations are such as will give an average
of from 80 to 100.
A silver medal for punctu ality is awar-
ded to any pupil who has not been absent
half year.
A gold medal is awarded for deport-
ment to any pupil who has not had a de-
merit mark during the entire school year.
These premiums and medals are not
attainable by any pupil who either from
late entrance or any other cause has been
absent from the regular school duties for
more than one month during the year
The following pnpils deserve honoura
BILE mention as having attained good av-
ersges in their studies, and yet either
have been absent or have not been long
enough in attendance to entitle them to
the rewards of the school. They are ar
ranged in alphabetical order: Rosa Bas-
den, Lilias Bills, Bessie Chandler, Luise
Fentress, Aimee Kahn, Sallie Kerney,
Mary McNeal, Tenny Pirtle, Lou Eva
Patrick, Fanny Patrick, Josie Simmons,
Bessie Fate, Jenny Tate, Lucy Wooten.
Second premiums of diligence are awar-
ded to Miss Julia Tate, Miss Mary Woo
ten, Masters Drury Durrett, George Car
ring ton of the Primary Department.; Miss
es Irene Bond, Kate Darlington, Sallie
| McNeal, Bessie Miller, Lucy Hardaway
of The Preparatory Glasses; Miss Lizzie
Jones OF the Junior Class; Miss Ella Pr
tie OF the Middle Class.
First premiums of diligence are awar-
ded to Misses Sue Morrison, Matte
Cochrane, Masters Henry Kahn and
Thomas Nicely of the Primary Depart
ment; Misses Julia Bills, Bessie Statler,
/ Kitty Newborn, Clara Bills of the Pre-
paratory Classes; Miss Kate Joyner of
the Junior Class; Misses Jenny Harda-
way, Bette Mitchell, Kate MeNeal, Kate
Bond of the Middle CT ass.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
\ premium of diligence is given to
Miss Mollie Jones, who was absent more
than one month by request of her teacher
she having had whooping cough; Miss
Rosa Basden, for genera! Improvement;
Miss A lie Clinton, for Improvement in
Rotations during the second half year;
Miss Aimee Kahn, for good lessons in
the primary department while in atten-
dance; gold medal, for amiability, is
awarded to Miss Evie Bills.
Music Premiums faithful practice
and improvement These prizes are only
attainable by the younger pupils. Sec
omd prize to Miss Sallie McNeal, 476
marks. First prize to Miss Clara Bills,
$50 marks.
Awarding Of Medols-A silver medal
: for punctuality is awarded TO Miss Clara
Bills. Gold medals for department are
awarded to Misses Kitty Newbern and
, 1 A. = IL
Miss kate Joyner of the Junior Glass;
Misses Ella Pirtle, Bette Mitchell, Kate
McNeal, Kate Bond of the Middle Class
Misses Josie Robertson and Annie Car
3 rington of the Senior Glass.
! Certificates Of graduation are awarded
to Misses Margaret Darlington and Josie
Robertson.
a CLASS AVERAGES.
. The following marks have been rscelv.
5 ed by the various classes on the examIna
/. tions in studies pursued by them-the
I highest mark attainable being 100.
: Primary Class LIST DigisiOn Spelling.-
Average of the class 90. Highest aver
age, Josie Simmons, SO, Julia Tate, go
a Reading-Average OF class 87.8 High
: est average, Josie Summons, SO and Julia
o Tate, So. MISUNDERSTANDING of class
: 96.S. Highest average, Josie Simmons, l00
! Primary Class 2nd Division &c ography
T Average OF class 97.5. Highest aver.
, age, Sue Morrison 100, Thos. Nicely, 100
Reading Average of the class 81. High
}, est average Thos. Nelly %, Henry Kahn
9S. Spelling-Average of class, 95.S
/ Highest average George Darlington 100
: Edward WoOten 100. Arithmetic-Class
! average $50. Highest Mary Wooten 100
: Thos, Nicely 100, Geo. Darlington 100.
e Third Preparatory Class, motto, Courtess
: Spelling Average of class 98.4. High.
e est average Irene Bond 100, Julia Bill:
: 100, Tenny Pirtle 100, Bessie Tate 100
Lucy Wooten 100. History of United
r States-Average of class 1913 Highest
!; Julia Bills 100, Irene Bond 100. Ian
: guage Lessons-Average of class 975
I Highest Mary McNeal 100. Geography
q average of class ga. Highest julia
J, Bills 9S.S. MISUNDERSTANDING of class
e 9S.5. Highest Kate Darlington 100.
Second Diuisioa-Class average 9S.4.
4 Highest Pink Reynolds 9S, Rosa Basder
50. Fourth Reader-Average of class
gS4. Lucy Wooten 900. French-Av.
7 erage OF class 9S.7. Highest Julia Bills
! 100, Irene Bond 100. German-Average
class 9S.2. Highest Irene Bond 100
T. Sallie McNeal 100.
/ Second Preparatory Class, motto, TrsA =
I Ariihmetic-Averageo OF class 50. High
est Clara Bills 100. EVE Bills 100, Lucy
4 Hardaway 100. Geography-Average of
t class 1916. Highest Clare Bills, 100
: Sallie McEeal 100, Irene Bond 100, Kate
j Darlington 100. English Grammar-Av-
erage of class 97.9. Highest Clara Bills
lO0 History of the United States-Av-
1 erane OF class 9S4. Highest Clara Bills