The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-01

roughs, hf,h grade; "Biddys Trials"
b. Evelyn Chandler, sixth grade;
Recitation. The DAISY" ~ Lily Price.
first grade compositions. Gen %atnanlel
Greene" ~ A14ie Guerard, sixth grade
Pulaski Aouument. - Carol ORPeA-
heimer. siKth grades reading. The Run
away Boy. - LA Palmer. nfth grade;
recitatloDs TIE FlckaniluT." BY Matte
Bell buAart, sixth Erades w nen the Ice
Cream Comes Kolul hy Robert Cohen,
2 NTH grade. Ny second BAH b. Carol
I Oppenheimer. slKth Crade. song. Evening
Thoughts. ufth. stNll and seventh grade
competition. oar Confederate Dead, by
Meta Linderstruth. sixth grade; recita-
tlons The Last string Broke" by RIA
RON. SIXTH grade r-eseutltlon o. ANNALS
90 9Th. sixth ana seventh grades.
eailtatory 90 class, 1y Carl Moore. sew
enth grade, recitation. b. sadie stern
berg, seventh grade. compositions, Nat
lr a Clriosities 81 America" IS Maude
DAVIS. seventh grade. THE Forest city
~ Daisy shumate. recitation. By Birdie
AlhloerEi Composition. "A storm al
SEA. ~ Roscoe E-s-in, vaiedtctory by
Ira Moore q seventh grade. response 10y
Lila Rousseau q sixth Eraie- presenta-
hon % diplomas ~ the principal, song.
america. By nfth, sixth and seventh
Mr. ]. r. saussy OF the board was pres
ett Tor a short time and made a very
conqlimentary address 90 the school
ira Moore o. the graduating class de-
me unusually high average OF 's9ia' IN
the three EXAMINATIONS 81 the year.
The children acquitted themselves with
a great deal OF credit Bnrh teachers and
LhoFoish sympathy with the occasion.
PRINCIPAL Way has a warm place in the
a-aris OF his pupils and all the girls in
sisted on kissing MIN good BY.
The exercises OF 81. Patricks school
were held 10 the square 10 front OF the
school- Ihe exercises begun a. 10 o'clock,
when the - children. wearing the coiors
OF the school, gathered o. front OF the build
ing. There was a large gathering OF pa
rents and friends present 20 witness the
exercises. The children wore red sashes
ana red badges, crimson being the color
of The school. TIE singing was under the
direction Of Miss Marie Harry. one OF the
teachers. The exercises opened with the
singing Of the opening school hymn. 9th
e songs sung were Dixie" God Bless
our school,. and Vacation song. The
singing OF the school was splendid. There
were also songs By the little ones OF the
ilrst and second grades. The farewell ad-
dress 10 the graduating class IN behalf OF
the girls was deliyered by Miss Emily Sui
ter OF the Sixth grade. B. and In behalf Of
the boys by Frederick Doyle Of the Sixth
grade, - The YalediCtory from the gradu-
ating class was delivered by Charles Ed
win Feuger on the part Of the boys and by
Ninifred Alice Doyle on the part Of the
girls. The farewell song 70 the graduates
was sung by the whole school with fine
erect The diplomas, tied with the crimson
co4Ors or the school. were presented by the
principal Mr. Arthur j. O'Hara. with
Few appropriate remarks bidding fare
well TO the graduating class on behalf Of
himself and the teachers The exercises
closed with three rounds OF cheers by the
school for the graduating class their pa
rents and friends and their teachers The
honor pupils of the graduating class are:
Misses Mary Cullen, Win!fred Doyle. Mary
A. Pate, Katharine O'COnnor, and Charles
Edwin Feuger. William Gleason and Will
liam Lynch
The exercise OF the East Broad street
Col0red school were held In the afternoon
al O'Clock at the school building The
following programme was rendered.
Invocation. music Rainbow" saluta-
tory. +. Overstreet; Little Christel." Ger
tie Myers, music Where the Warhling
Waters Flow Why Did She Stay IN the
Poor House. j. Ford; ben Hassans
But Leaves "The Evil Adviser" S G,
Hamilton, w Mitchell and C. Campneld;
The Burning Ship Jennie Houston;
music BRO From Ger the Sea- vale
dictory, Flora f, Harmon. response, Sa-
die Middleton; music, "Old Kitchen
Clock address, DR.. T. ]. Davis; presea-
tation or diplomas; class song; benedic-
The list OF graduates OF the school is
as follows: Amelia Boughs, Ella Burke.
Josephine Carter. Florence Erwin. Flor
ence Fields, Viola Davis, Flora Harmon
Jennie Houstoun. Ella Jackson, Ida Lee.
sarah Lee, Mary McGhees Anna McIn-
tosh, Gertie Myers, Joseph Boston, John
Bryan, Cyrus Campbell, Joseph Ford.
John Geary, s. c. Hamilton William
Kennedy, Walter Mitchell. John Myers.
Edward Overstreet, Duncan Scott and
The closing exercises Of the West Broad
street colored school took place at noon
Principal Butler conducted the exercises.
which were interesting throughout