The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-30
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY., JUNE 30, 1894

Dixie Hoover, Margaret Barrett, Rosa
1 Brady, Mary Brown, Mary Spann, Mary
counts, Stella Hohenstein, Bessie Ward,
Lille johnson, Margaret Johnson, Emma
.Aiahan, Mary Higgins, Mia Lamop, Lii
liam Miles. Bessie Beehmann. Mary Jor-
dan.
Third Grade A.-fheodore HI Bell.
James J. Ward, Charlie A. Seeman. John
] HsBubee, Arlis 7. Vandeveer, Loyols j.
Lyons, James F. August, Medicus Leroy
Robertson, George Iawler, William Baran,
William o. Conner, Daniel Hogan, Hell
enc A. Conway, Helen +. Neve,s Agnes r.
! Walsh, Mary F. Brady, Agnes NJ.
I Morgan, Lula B. Scott, Margaret +. Hig-
| GINS. Helen Mahoney, jamie Reilly, Mary
Ryan, Laura Diez, Mary E. Gleason.
Fourth Grade-August Reidel, William
=. Larkin Frederic G. DOYLE, John L.
| Carlin, William H. Bischof, Joseph w.
I Bell, Theodore McFatL jamie +. Walsh,
Emily NJ. Sulter, Stella NJ. Kiley, Annie
X Dowell, Meta N. Beckmann, Helen J.
| Bergen, Margaret L. Deignan, Gertrude
Cronk, Leila r. McDoncugh.
Fifth Grade-May Cullen, May Lawler,
Nellie Larkin, Anita Walsh, May Bryan,
| Winnie Doyle, Virgie Halligan, Julia Col
Inns, Katie O'Connor, William Neve,
Edwin Feuger, William Lynch, Harry
Bryan.
Sixth Grade (A)--Robert Daily, julius
Hohenstein, r. Vincent Conway, Will
lam Logan, John Dowell Michael Hayes,
Josephs- Blake, Anita Broomstead, Viii
McDermott Mary Henely, Madeline
Savarese, Margaret White Adele Man
MON.
Sixth Grade CB)-Stephen A. jackson,
John J, Cannon, Joseph NJ DAILY, John f.
Lynch, William p. Cannon, Mary G.
Palmer, Helen A. Reilly, Mary A. Ber-
gen, Annie +. Collins, Elizabeth c. Jor-
dan Nav "a &frnDn pria n lob
Frances e. Reidel.
Seventh Grade-Rosa Agnes Barbour,
Mary Teresa Bubee, Annie Theresa Dug
gan, Anna Theresa Harte, Caro-
line Louise Mannion, Anna Eli
zabeth Reilly, Mary Catherine Scott,
Caroline Madeline Sohee, Charlotte Flor
ence Walsh, Irene Dora Savarese, Mich
ael Thomas Barrett, Lawrence Aloysius
Brady, Patrick Joseph Cotfey,
William Lawrence Coffey, Thomas
Peter Folliard Louis Joseph Gallaher,
Ferdinand Christian Kramer, James
Aloyslus Lysaught, Joseph Onorato Mag
giOni, William Edward Masters, John
Joseph Stafford, William Ignatius
O'L,eary, Charles Patrick Walsh, James
Hubert Harte.
The two Chatham grammar schools
failed to furnish their reports of the
award of annual certificates to the super
intendent.
TEACHERS AND PUPILS SAY GooD-BY.
The day was very pleasant one for
both teachers and children, who babe
each other n pleasant good-by for the
summer Many of the teachers were pre-
sented with little memoirs by their
classes Principal O'Hara Of st. Pat
ricK's school was presented with a silver
paper cutter AT the high school Mr..
Ashmore received a gold scarf pin, and
Mr.. Gillespie gold pen. Many of tne
teachers will leave soon on their summer
vacations. Col. S. b. Spencer, principal
of Chatham school No. !, left last night
for Atlanta, where he will spend
the summer. MIR. Ashmore and several
OF the teachers will attend the convention
of the Georgia Teachers Association at
Cumberland island next week Superin-
tendent Baker, Assistant Superintendent
Ferguson, Prof. Gillespie and probably
others will spend part Of next week on
maroon down the coast The majority
of the teachers will spend all or part of
the summer away.
AT ST. PATRICK's SCHOOL.
The closing exercises at st. Patrick's
school were particularly interesting The
several grades Ned in Principal
O'Hara's class room, T.uere awards of
merit were made to Unsuccessful pupils.
Misses Charlotte Walsh, Carrie Sollee
ana Bessie Kelly, ana masters LySaught,
Brady and Stafford being the honor pu-
pills of this years graduating class.
The gold badges for excellence in sixth
grades A and B were awarded Masters
Robert Daily, Stephen A. Jackson
Rev. p H. Mcmahon complmented the
pupils on the high standard attained.
This was followed by a few re-
marks from the principal and the
exercises were brought to close by the
assembled classes singing, God Bless
Our School"
MUSIC IN THE HIGH SCHOOL.
The musical portion of the programme
of the high school exercises Thursday
night has been very favorably commented
upon. This feature was entirely in
charge of Mrs. ]. ID. Murphy, who trained
the graduates and acted as musical di-
rector at the commencement Mrs
Murphy presided at the piano, and was
| accompanied by her daughter, Miss Nellie
| Murphy, on the violin.
The name of Miss Stella Strauss was
omitted from the list of graduates of
Chatham school No. /, published in yes
terday's MORNING News. the name hav-
ing been omitted by the printer from the
first printed programme.