Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
WOODLAND PUBLICSCHOOLS
Closing Exercises Witnessed by Large Audi
ence of Patrons and Frends-Teach-
ers Complimented.

The closing exercises of the Woodlawn
public schools took place last Friday.
Every child acquitted himself or herself
creditably and the audience and patrons
were well pleased and highly entertained
Superintendent Dewberry and his corps
of teachers have labored faithfully and
efficiently to build up the schools, and
Woodlawn is to be congratulated on the
success they have achieved.
The Teachers.
The teachers are:
j. NJ. Dewberry, superintendent.
Warren Wimpy. high school,
Misses Fronie Oliver, Kate Gibson,
Kate Dabney, Annie Centerfit, grammar
school
Miss Mamie Hodges, art
Miss Daisey Rowley, music.
Mrs. Lula +. Dotson and Rev. j. NJ.
Carter, colored school.
Public Mention List
Perfect in attendance for entire session:
First erade-Keff Stiga1l.
Second grade-Johnnie Able, Lillian
Fidger, George Shipley.
Third grade-Orie Stigall
Fourth grade-Mamie Able.
Junior class-Annie Gray Stinson.
Perfect in attendance since entering
school,
First grade-Ethel Dimon.
Middle class-Claude Robinson Frank
Daley.
Perfect in department.:
First grade-Marie Brooks, Tommy
Snyder.
Second grade Robert Fitzgerald, Ger
trude Wood Otis Helm.
Fourth grade-Jessie Hardesty.
Junior class-Wllle Skinner.
Middle class-Claude Morgan.
Three highest averages in scholarships:
First grade-Freddie Pierce. HOPPE
Cox, Marie Brooks.
Second grade-Robert Fitzgerald, Jo-
seph Swenson, Lillian Fidger.
Third grade-Henry 4. Jernigan, Rob
ert A. Lawley Horace Wilkerson.
Fourth grade-Mamie Able, Avery Sti-
gall, Willie Miller.
Fifth grade-Jennie May Rosser, Marie
Fidger, Ruth Sanford.
Sixth grade-Edna Towles, Lilly Di-
mond, Willie Lawley.
Junior cass--Wille Skinner, Annie
Gray Stinson. Christina Schmidt.
Middle olass-Frank Dalbey, Claude
Robinson Beulah Wood.
Promotion List
From first to second grade--Henry
Chandler, Marie Brooks, HOPPE Cox,
Ethel Dimon, George Instone, Allen
Jones, Wendell Stallngs, Clarence Vine
yard Sammy Morrow, Keff Stgall.
From second to third grade-John Able,
Lillian Brooks, Lillian Fidger, Robert
Fitzgerald, Irene Goetz, Otis Helm, Willie
Harding, Hawthorne Hawkins, Bynum
Hood. Louis Harder, Forest Michler, Bes-
sic Mcpherson, Mary McNeal Mae Belle
Reavis, George Shipley, Emily Shipey,
Joseph Swenson, Oracle Sellers, Pauline
Wood Gertrude Wood, Tall West, Henry
Mitchell.
From third to fourth-Fred Lawley
Frank Snyder Henry T. Jernigan, Hor-
ace Wilkerson, Willie Snyder. Willie Gid
dens Flossie Wood, Bessie Cross, Lula
Stallings, Robert Lawley.
From fourth to fifth-Avery Stgail
Jessie Hardesty, James Marshall, Willie
Miller, Chaplin Hodges, Vester Edmund
son, Frank West, Clarence Burns, Louise
Rosser Mamie Able, Loula Miller, Bessie
Pardue Grace Wanniger, Kate Wanni-
ger, Minnie Rothinback, Mack Campbell,
Lala Scully.
From fifth to sixth grade-Louie Ed
wards, Edgar Jollee, Oscar Lawley, Gus
Miller, Jim Robinson, John Wood, Robert
Webster, Irene Denny, Marie Fidger,
Grace Mitchell, Jennie May Rosser, Mary
Robinson, Fletcher Stinson, Josie Shep-
herd, Minnie Schmidt, Ruth Sanford,
Ellen Wood.
From sixth to seventh grade-Fred Blu
e:tiker, Willie Lawley. Alfred Massey,
Joe Strong, Walker Wood, Lilly Dimon,
Emma Fidger, Ina Hodges, Lula McPher-
son, Edna Fowles.
High School.
From junior to middle class-Hattie
Camp, Lena Edmundson, Mamie Hood,
May Jones, Ruby Kennedy, Ethel Nor
row, Harry Wood, Christina Schmidt,
Annie Gray Stinson, George Strong, Will
lie Skinner, Clorage Walter.
From middle to senior class-Frank
Dalbey, Claude Morgan, Claude Robin
son Raula Wood