The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-25
BRILLIANT CLOSING EXHIBI.
TION.

Effectiveness of pleasing nature.
Prof Sanford announced the following
program which was carried out in the order
named t#B,.e
Prayer by Rev. V. E. Manget.
Salutatory, Henry Anderson.
The Soldiers Tear, Herbert Clay.
Two Kinds Of Fun, Ike Strong and Oscar
Keller
A Parody, Clarence Brumby.
John Hasty and Peter Quiet, Donald
Lawrence and James Latimer.
The Model Glass, Dialogue.
Tableau, The Three Graces.
The Tramp's Story, Evan Howell.
Kentucky Bell, Howell Trezevant.
A Georgia Volunteer, Fred Dunwody.
Little Giffin, Randolph Howell
JEFF Davis in Chains, George Montgom.
cry.
Tablesu, Gossip.
Dialogue, The Bildad School.
a Texas Grafton, Tom Brumby.
All LAlEdCI lEOul ID. II. I1lll, N6OTEo l,
Barnes.
Our Folks, Dan Manget
Baptism Defended, James Lawrence
The Gypsy Fortune Teller-An Aged
Crone, Miss Minnie Boston The Fortune
Teller, Miss Grace McClatchy; A Young
Man, Willie D. Neal Old Fisherman, &.
H. Barnes Basket Maker, John A Massey
Jr. His Wife, Miss sallie Manget Sweet
hearts, D, F. McClatchy, Jr., and Miss
Maggie Trammell. Jealous Lover, D. NJ.
Young, Jr. A Gypsy Boy, Henry Ander
son.
Military Drill, Smaller Boys.
An Extract from H. W. Grady, John A
Massey, Jr.
Parrashius, II. D. McCutcheon.
War, Butler Holmes.
An Extract from Mark Twain, Edga
Pomeroy.
Death Of the Minnehaha, Tableau-Hia
watha, F. B. Young; Nakom;s, Miss Grac,
McClatchy Minnehaha, Miss Minnie ,Bos
ton.
The Body of Lucretia, " E. Manget
A Hardshel. Methodist, D. F. McClatchy
Southern Chivalry, F. B. Young.
Scene OF 81, Tableau-The Soldier b.
M. Young Jr. His Captain, V. E. Manget
His Mother, Miss Grace McClatchy; His
Sister, Miss Maggie Trammell; His Wife
Miss Minnie Boston; His Children, Pat
Anderson and Lewis Turner.
Poor Little Joe Song, Donald Law.
renee and James Lattimer
Military Drill, Larger Boys.
Delivery of medals by Judge George F.
Gober.
Tableau, One Hundred Years Ago.
The successful medalists and prize win,
ners were as follows:
Elocution-Gold medal, Dan Manget
second, book, George Montgomery.
For Highest Average-James Lawrence,
Willie D. Neal and Victor Manget tied.
A private spelling exercise was had to de.
termine who should have the gold medal
offered. James Lawrence missed FIVE
words, and Willie Neal and Victor Manget
missed six words each. The medal was
awarded to Lawrence, and Neal and Man
get stand tied as to the second medal.
For highest average among the smaller
boys-Gold medal, G. n. Barnes; second,
book, Howell Trezevant.
Those entitled to honorable mention
among the larger boys are j. A. Massey,
H D. McCutcheon, F. B. Young, Dan
Manget, D. 2. McClatchy and Edgar
Pomeroy.
Honorable mention among the smaller
boys, Randolph Howell and Tom Brumpy.
At the conclusion Ct the entertainment,
very unexpected event, not down on the
program, was enacted. Itwas the Gaming
OF Prof, S. " Sanford, the principal Of the
Academy. Capt. w. w. Wolfe, OF Atlanta,
stepped hurr;edly on to the stage and with
gold headed cane in his hand presented
the same to Prot Sanford as a testimonial
of esteem from his pupils. Prot. Sanford
was visibly affected taken completely by
surprise, but responded in a neat speech of
thanks.
The entertainment, taken as whole,
was well gotten up and admirably present.
ed The music was exquisite, the tableaux
beautiful, the speeches we'll delivered, and
the military drills nicely executed, reflect.
ing credit on teachers and pupils.
Prot. Sanford is one Of the youngest
teachers in the State, to De the principal
OF so important Male Academy, as the one
we have in Marietta. But we learn with
pleasure OF his thoroughness as compe.