Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-06-05
Distinguished Pupils Of lS9O-9l
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OF DISTINGUISHED PUPILS AT TIL
sTAUNToN PUBLIC SCHOOLS DURING
THE YEAR 1S90-91-THE SCHOLARSHIP
NOT YET AWARDED.
&C., SC, &C.
Last week we gave list of those pupil
who took diplomas, medals and the highes
honors at the Public Schools. The re
mainder of the list of distinguished pupil
could not be given to the public as it ha,
yet to be submitted to Superintendent Rob
ertson. This week the Superintendent
returned from his sorrowful mission t.
Nelson county whittier he carried the re
mains of his wife, and on his arrival her
set in at once at his work. We give below
the additional list of distinguished pupils
revised by him:
INTERMEDIATE HIGH SCHOOL.
Highest general average-Ilampden A
White, (medaD, Watson P. Gooch, Neil Z
Wholey, Frances l. Sterrett.
Most Improvement in writing-Willie W
White, Horace S. Peck.
Improvement in observation-disclosures 5. Peck
Susie V. Bailey, Helen Hanger.
Present every day, no tardy marks, nor de
merits--Nora b. Huffman.
Distinguished (gen'l av; above 9o)-zHamp
den A. White, Watson F. Gooch, Neil G.
ME Hogshead, Nora B. Huffman, Madge K
Massey, Edna E: Runnels, Frances I. Sterritt
jamie w. Robertson, and Roy r. Turner.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Highest general average-Belle Brooke
(medal) Julia Baker.
Best in writing-Mattie Bckle, Lizzie Graf
tan, Mamie Dunn.
Improvement in ElOcutiOn-Jennie Hull
hen, Willie Sheppard Ida Smith.
The following pupils are distinguished
Willie A. Shepherd EIocution, Spelling
English Grammar.
Mamie B. Allen, ElocutiOn, Spelling, Eng
lish Grammar, History and Latin.
Julia B. Baker, Elocuton, English Gram
m ar. History, Spelling, Algebra and Latin.
Matte b. Bickle, Elocutlon, Spelling,
Lizzie c. Grattan, Spelling, English Gram
mar Elocution, History and Latin.
Jennie NJ. Hullihen, Elocution, Spelling,
Arithmetic. English Grammar and History
Mildred V. Hutchinson, Elocution, Spelling,
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Latin.
Margaret Il. Ryan, Elocution, Spelling,
English Grammar and History.
Willie F. Ryan, Elocution, Spelling Eng
lish Grammar. History and Latin.
Ida II. Smith, Elocution, Spelling and His
tory.
Adele Valz, Elocution, Spelling, Arithme-
tic, English Grammar, Algebra and Latin.
Eugene 2. Summerson, Elocution, Spelling,
and History.
Belle Brooke, Elocution, Spelling, Arith-
metic, English Grammar, History, Algebra
and Latin.
Addie J. Fauver, Elocution, Spelling, Eng
lish Grammar, History and Latin.
GRAMMAR GRADES.
1st Grammar Grade-Highest general aver
age: Bessie Monger, Frazier Bell Best wri-
ting: Bessie Monger, Harry Burnett. I'M
Proyement in elocution: Kate FifeIr, Roger
Wake, Madeline lin BaTth Dor For good dePort-
zie Dogan, Harry Burnett. Present every
day, no tardy marks nor dement's: Katie Fl
fer, Minnie Morton. Harry Burnett, Geo.
Hutchinson, Eva McCue. Progress in draw
ing: Haywood Baylis. Archie Trotter. Prize
for general excellence: Bessie Monger.
I'd Grammar Grade-Highest general aver
age: Frank Ogilvie, Josie Ogilvie. Josie
Loeb. Present every day, no tardy marks nor
dement's: Georgella Dogan, Matte Kingan,
Clara aI Mot9nagel Josie ogilxie, Frank 0gil-
RE Echard, Josie Ogilvie, Frank Ogilvie.
Best in drawing: Frank Ogilvie, Finley Pill
son, R. Witt For good department: Carrie
Echard, Henry Geiger. Improvement in elo-
cution: Josie Loeb, Beatrice Atkins, May
Miller
Sd Grammar Grade-Highest general aver
age: Senah Savers, Elsie Bayliss, Lizzie Dor
min. Best writing: Senah Sayers, Effie Mon
ger, Myra Monger Best drawing: Kate
Hoge, Elsie Bayliss, Ella Ransom. Present
Savers, Elsie Bayliss. Mary Opie.
4th Grammar Grade-Highest general av-
erage: Belle Page, Bessie Blackburn. Pres
ent every day, no tardy marks nor dement's:
Ned Valz. For good department: Belle Page,
Stuart Olivier. Best writing: Chas. Phillips,
Best drawing: Chas. Phillips, Rob. Berkeley.
PRIMARY GRADES.
1st Primary Grade, A-Highest general av-
erage: Mary Gait, Lucie Walters. Present
every day, no tardy marks nor dement's: Lucie
Walters. Best Writing: George Fifer;. For
good department: Lucie Walters, SallIe
Snarp, Mary Gait. Best Drawing: Mary
Gait, George Fifer, Lucie Walters.
1st Primary Grade, B-Highest general av-
erage: Florence Powers, Lucie Opie. Best
Writing: Nora Linaweaver, Chas. Yeager.
For good department: Lucie Opie, Nellie
mgardnef.
age: Clara Timberlake, Richard Bell. For
good department Richard Bell, Willie
karnes, Matte Peace, Clara Undertake,
Gulley Zirkle. Best Writing: Williette
ii utCnenS, clara IImDeflaKo.
3rd Primary Grade-HigheSt general aver
age: John Ogilvie, Emma Blackburn. Best
Writing: Natalie Hogshead, Zeilla Asst. Best
Drawing; Nettie Ervine, Newton Kidd. Pres
ent every day, no tardy marks nor dement's:
John Ogilvie Thomas Dunn. For good de-
pertinent; John ,Ogilvie, Emma Blackburn,
4th Primary Grade-Highest general aver
age: Alex. Bickle, Matte Trayer Best
Writing: Minnie Cohen, Alex. Bickle. Pres
ent every dav, no tardy marks nor dement's:
James Ogilvie, Tom Wright.
9TH Primary Grade-Present every day, no
dement's nor tardy marks: Fred Fifer, Edith
Brandeburg. Highest general average: Fred
Fifer, Frazier Tams, Purviance Tams, Elliot
Woodruff, Emma Bell, Edith Brandeburg,
Frazier Tams, Purviance Tams: Good De-
pertinent: Margaret Surber, Katie Hutchinson.
Best Drawing: Minor Bell Prize for great
est number of head marks: Frazier Tams.
9th Primary Grade-Highest general aver
age: Bessie Riley, John Scott, CIeoph Hutch
dement's: Cleoph Hutchinson, John Scott,
Reeves Gait, Sa1lie Higginbotham
18th Primary Grade-Highest Average: Jas.
Haines, Bessie Berry, Hazel Shewey, Helen
Present every day, no tardy marks nor de-
merits: Bessie Berry, Mamie Jessup. Prize
for greatest number of 'head marks: Bessie
Berry
Sth Primary Grade-Highest Average: Har-
ry Robertson, Willie Blackburn Tom Opie.
Best Writing: Daisy Runnels, Chas. Johnston.
Present every day, no tardy marks nor de-
merits: Harry Robertson, Virginia Kingan.
Prize for greatest number of head marks:
Harry Robertson.
The scholarships have not yet been
awarded, but will be at the next meeting of
the School Board.
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