Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-05-01

Il am Little FELLOW, 1890 Earl DAILY
"The Losing Bag" Frank Rimel
"Going to Grandmas," Annie Wright
"Song Of the Clock"
Speech, ---------------- Roy Riser
1.-THE Kittens - Mary Wild
"Mr. Nobody" ---------- Harry +. Daily
His Opinion, "-------- Webb Kline
''Her Opinion" ---- Bertha Coleman
My Dollie one year ole" Jersey Kline
.'Mary's Advice Mary Butterbaugh
taking care of Dolls Constitution"
Nellie Callahan
BIRTHDAY Gift Earl Callahan
"The COLLINS" -.-------- Ella Wright
Song, "Women's Rights
"Work and Win, '---.--- Edith Jones
GOOD Manners, Philip Rhodes
whats in my Pocket" Gold Weller
"My Mothers Man" Lawrence Daily
"Home.n Sallie Williams
Song, mason"
"What May Thinks" --- May Schad
Something in Heaven to do -----
-Goldie Kershner
Song, Something in Heaven to do"
Song, Golden Star
Keep Watch on Your Words,"
-.--- Blanche Kearns
April" Laura Egle
April" Blanche Daily
Spring Umbrellas Rosie Kipatric
Motion Song, "Columbines."
Listen to the Water Mill" --
-- Dan Eichelberger
Song, you Never Miss the Water Till
the Well Runs Dry"
"Why Don't you Laugh" Rolly Eversole
at Paws to Wear Smile" Edith Small
GAS you go Through Life, "---
Chas Frankenberry
"If we Would" Grace Pearrell
advice to Boys" ---------S Susie Rimel
..Smile VIII you CAM Edith Davis
Song, t'Scatter Sunshine"
Little Dog Under the Wagon, -"
- Lottie Frankenberry
"Queen of nv Tub" bessie Kline
"When the Teacher Gets Cross, 20 !.
" --Lenora Rimel
Loves Opportunity, "--Joe Wright
"Minnette, ' Kittie McGill
"Grandma's Love Letter" Ella Tabler
Song, "Grandma's Churn.
Speech, Harry Tabler
"You Can't Play in our Yard" sung by
Blanche Daily, Blanche Kearns, May
Walters and Bessie Eyersole.
"Little Kittie,'' -.-------L Lille Davis
"Song of the Waves"
The school term has been success
throughout. Ninety FIVE pupils were
enrolled, 90 Of whom were kept on
the roll; S having removed from the
district were left out of the summary.
An average of 90 per cent was main
tanned throughout the term. Only
two severe cases of whipping oc-
for resisting authority,
the other for impudence.
The trustees, Messrs. Jas. Daily,
Rev Utz, and Geo. Frankenberry
discharged their duty faithfully and
we'll, making no fewer than six visits
The selection of an assistant teach
er was a very happy one. Miss
Smith proved to be capable and
earnest instructor -low voiced, queen
ly and dignified- fell in with my
plan of instruction, and never spent
an idle moment in study hour.
Thorough and painstaking. if a class
came before her unprepared they
were sure to have it drilled into them
before they were permitted to return
to their seats.
At the close of the entertainment,
Chas. Frankenberry was presented
with first premium-for scholarship,
and attendance; second
to Edith Davis; third to Edith Small.
Those who came nearest to winners
were Minnie Frankenberry, Kittie
McGill, Laura Egle and Lucy Frank
enberry.
Thus closed one OF the most enjoy
able schools l ever taught and wish
to make acknowledgement of the
great esteem and respect I hold for
the loyalty of trustees Jas. Daily, ir.,
and Rev. Utz, who in face of oppo-
sition from the third trustee, Mr.. Geo.
hired me in preference
to host of aspirants for the position.
have as usual tried to show my
gratitude by labor and devotion to
school duties and an impartial dis
charge of honors to the deserving
also have respect for the objecting
trustee, who. when overpowered knew