The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-28
CLASS OF 'e5 SAYS ADlEU.
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ton. Abraham FAX. Wiseman Horning.
Albert Lehman. Walter Smith. Bonnie
sheftaI, Abraham Solomons, Leonard
Wolfe
Third Grsde-Fannie Twiggs. Luda
IWiggs, Pauline Wilson. Marian Herman
Eta Grof. Willie Butler. Theo Pottinger.
Robbie Farr
Secind Grade. A-Giadys Birnbaum.
Ernmie Bird. Henrietta Falk. Mary Metz
ger. Bessie Stubbs, Eloise Thompson. MAY
wilson, Arthur Haywood. Afyer Silver
neld' Emmett Wilson. Sidney wortsman.
Second Grade. B-Elizabeth Dossel
Katherine Gnann. Gertha Lehman. Lii
lie Winkers, Sadie Daniels. Anna Gnann,
Milton Herman.
First Grade-Francis Lax, Ruth Tarver.
Lueilla Stern, Hazel Dryfus. Lucille Green
baum, Norris Lazaron. Frank Butler,
CLYDE Wolfe. Melvin Roos
Al the Cathedral school the graduates
are; Edward Francis Barrett. Joseph
Goette, Richard Francis Lovett Francis
Mallon Willard. Robert Edward Blum.
william Clement McDonough. Michael
Aloysius McCabe, Patrick Joseph Walsh.
JOhn Lawrence Dwyer. Joseph Francis
onion, Stella StrOus, Marie Ray. Anna
Loretto Mccarthy, Leta Agnes Willard,
catherine Veronica McCabe, Hannah The
resa Mccarthy, Margaret Regina Rahilly,
Leonore Winifred Dell. Elizabeth Antonio
Solar, Theresa Bridget Cooke. Marie Lou
Use Purdy, Anna Eulalia McAvoy Mary
Loyola McCaulire, Catherine Ellen Nc
Grath' Catherine Elizabeth Magee, Mar
garet Matthias O'Connor, Mary Theresa
Gaffney.
Annals were awarded as follows:
seventh Gradc-Nellie McGrath, Mamie
McAuliffe, Katie Magee, Lizzie Solar,
Mamie Gafney. Robert C. Blum.
Sixth Grade-Nellie McQuade, Stella Gal
laher.
Fifth Grade (A)-Bessie svmons. Emily
Atwill. Katie Dillon, Ellen McCallum, Liz
zie Reed
Fifth Grade CB)-Nellie MuIngan. Mag
gle Daily, Katie Walsh.
Fourth Grade-John O'Conneu Katie
McCredmond Maggie Reynolds
Third Grade-Winie Brown, Julia Butti.
mer, John Kelly. Mamie OLeary.
Second Grade-John Bouhan, Frank
Bouneura, John Anglin, Florence McAu.
life, James Solar Eugene Mccarthy Ger.
tie Healey, Lena Buckley, John Donovan
Willie Dell, Gertrude Lanitteau, Nellie
Walsh, Stella McGreal, Rosa Fitzgerald,
Genevieve McAullffe.
First Grade-Daniel O'Connor. John Nor
ton, Carl Schultz, Julius Schultz. walter
Blum, Joseph MOylsn. Frank McGrath,
Benjamin Southcott. John Falvey. Willie
Anderson, Hagan Shean, Mamie McCred-
v.
Mamie O'Connen, Stella Ray, Nellie Ma
gee, Maggie Warneke.
At the Henry street school the graduates
are: Katie Bitch Beulah Skinner, Mary
Ryals, Bessie Carswel. Edna Ackis, Ber-
tina Nelson, Mary Raines, Gussie Edwards
Dora Meyer. Helen ceffckcn, Anna Crow
ley, Edward DcLegal Julian Beckett, L.
ard Williams. Lennie Mcdonald, Ethel
Walker, Annie Nalleau, Georgia Riley,
Jennie Keller, Josie Roberts, Annie Ernst,
Mary Gruver. Jennie Aliscally, Pauline
Chapeau, Frances Janow, Harry Precht,
Willie Thompson, Henry Sack, Willie IT.
win.
At the Massie school the graduates are.
Ida Barnwell. Minna Grady, Essie Hor-
ton, Birdie Joyce, Clara Keevil. Annie
Klug, Micon Rees, Bessie Richardson
Edith Robinson, Ada Robertson. Bessie
Ryals, Ada Traub. Stella Way Annie In
gleth, Leonoru Williams, Maud Bennetc
Nicolas Doscher, Johnny Harms, Edgar
Fleetwood, Percy Myers, Loue Newburi5.
er, Charlton Roberts. Joe Thompson, Char
lie -CourteRay, Harry Righton, Willie
Doty.
Animals were awarded as follows
First Grade-Bertie Horton, James
Langla, Gussie White, Norris Wo6den
Carrie Buckner Grace Goodwin, Ruth
Ncidlinger, Francis Warner, orderly
Yates.
Second Grade-Heanor Grady. Elise
Buckner, Lena Smith, Frankie Open
holm, Edna Mohr. Randolph Buckner,
Charlie Solomons, Marcus Yates.
Third Grade-Edwin Carson, Frank
Traub, Mabel Harris, Clara Weinger
Fourth Grade-Robert Chorn Cecil III
mer, Viola Clarke. Willie Davis. Mamie
Sutcliffe, Rita Mohr, Eta Judkins. Meta
Grimm. Garrard Haines, Irine zittroucr.
Fifth Grade, ARA Moore, Maude Da-
Wis. Lily Ozier, Helen McIver, Eva Dop-
son. Carol Oppenheimer
Fifth Grade, B-Rochelle Tarver, Cor
don Haines, Morris Rignton.
Sixth Grade-Mollie Cohen, Florrie Full
ton. Nettle Goodwin, Carol Moorer, May
street, Minnie Beck
Seventh Grade-Ida Barnwell, Birdie
Joyer Clara Keevil, Annie Klug, Bessie
Richardson, Edith Robinson, Bessie Ry-
ais, Ada Traub, Stella Way, Percy Myers,
Edgar Fleetwood.
The graduating exercises Of st. Pat
ricks school were held in the open air in
front of the school in the forenoon. The
400 pupils made a pretty sight, the Grim
son colors of the school being worn alike
by teachers and pupils. Many parents and
friends were present. The programme,
though brief, was most interesting.
The opening hymn, NOW Before We
Work To-Day" was sung by the entire
school. Farewell essays, original, to pu-
pills and teachers were read by Miss Mary
Lamon, on behalf OF the girls, and Master
Julius Hohenstein for the boys of the
graduating class. These addresses were
feellngly responded to by Miss Winifred
Doyle of the sixth grade 3, and Master
James Hearn of sixth grade a.
Misses Virginia Halligan and Catherine
O'Connor sang a duet, THE Girl l Left
Behind Me-"
The hymn, God Bless Our School," by
the pupils, was followed by the address
of the principal, Mr.. Arthur J. O'Hara,
to the graduates. Though brief, it con-
tanned many beautiful sentiments ana
was fun of advice, which only emanatea
from the heart of one most deeply in
terested in children. In conclusion he i'm
pressed on them the necessity of uphold
ing the principles inculcated in them at
old st. Patrick's and asked at least a
happy memory for the teachers and him.
self. The diplomas were then presented
to the thirty-eight graduates by the prin.
cipal as follows: Mary Alphonsa Bergen.
May Ingaborg Strom. Margaret Loretto
White Mary Stella Blake. Elizabeth Sc
ella Jordan, Catherine Phlomena Dee
gan, Frances Eusibia Riedel Mary Mar
gherita Sulter, May Genevieve Palmer,
Catherine Mary Pierce. Catherine Agnes
O'Leary, Annie Theresa Corbett, Mary