The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01

The seventh and Sixth grades Of Chat
ham School No. ! were combined for the
graduating exercises of the former. All
were gathered in the Seventh grade ROOM
where there were assembled many of the
pupils parents aud friends. An elabor-
ate programme had been carefully ar
ranged and It's rendition by the children
was In manner entirely pleasing to
their visitors. The principal Mr.. j. S.
Sims, and his assistant, Miss Alexander
were congratulated upon the success of the
occasion and the evident ability of the pu-
pills who have been under their excellent
tuition.
Miss Bessie Lexington was the first hon
or girl and to her fell the honor of reading
the valedictory. To her average of 81. 36
that of Master Joseph Weeks, who made
"a So, came next, and to that young man
fell the honor of salutatorian. Master
Charles Fielderson was only 90 behind
Master Weeks.
Following is the programme rendered:
Song, Fair Evening Hour" by the
class.
Salutatory, Joseph Weeks.
Song, "W altz Song" by the class
Recitation, Marco Bozarris," Charles
Feidelson.
Song. America" by the class.
Recitation, "Schoolroom Trials" Bessie
Lexington.
Song, Just AS the sun Went Down"
by the class.
Recitation, "Papas Letter" Carrie
Smith.
Song, "o'er the Hill Ger the Dale" by
the class.
Instrumental solo, Grand Polka de Con-
cert" Grace Wilds.
Valedictory Bessie Lexington.
Song, Little Flowerets," by the class
Response, Archie Bullock of the sixth
grade
Graduation song. by the class.
Miss Marie Scovel gracefully presented
Mr.. Sims handsome pearl and silver
paper cutter, and Miss Alexander a silver
shoe horn in behalf of the graduates.
Archibald Bullock, the member Of the
sixth grade with the best average, read
the response in behalf of his classmates
1t was prepared by him alone, and was
a mark of his talent Archie has a record
of 100 for the year, possibly the best in
the public schools, and that after being
absent nine weeks through providenual
reasons.
The following were graduated and re-
ceived diplomas:
Edward Binswanger, Charles Fielderson,
Eleck Kuhn, Tom Monroe, Ebert Muse
Henri Solomon Harold Vetsburg, Joseph
Weeks, George Whatey, Ida Bluestein,
Gertrude Henken, Bessie Lexington, An
nile Marcus, Winnie Mixer, Marie Scovel
Carrie Smith, Pauline Wells, Tennie
W eftlSln, Grace " lfQS. lLlldH MONROE
Animals were awarded as follows:
Seventh Grade-Edwin Binswanger
Charles Fielderson, Walter King, Harold
Vetsburg, Joseph Weeks, George Whatley
Ida Bluestein, Gertrude Henken, Bessie
Lexington, Annie Marcus, Winnie Miller
Georgia Perlnski, Marie Scovel Carrie
ScoveT, Carrie Smith, Tenie Wertheim and
Grace Wiids.
Sixth Grade-.Archiba,d Bullock, David
Curtis and Lorraine Larey.
Fifth Grade-Frances Barnum, Addie
Brannen and Madeline Dub.
Fourth Grade B-Henry Meyer, Annie
Butler and Amelia OFT
Third Grade-Soiomon Rossheim and
Rachel Wachsten.
Second Grade-Wlle Lasky Leta Ev-
ans, Annie Fehrenkamp Gussie Morgan
Birdie Nantz, Marie Olmstead, Alice Peek
and Clara Scholer.
First Grade. A-Samuel Adler, Frank
Butler, Morton Deutsch. Philip Falligant
Mike Goldburg, Lawrence Hardy, Charles
Henderson,. Robert Jackson, CASTOR La
rey John PosteI, Arthur Rogers. Bjarne
Thonnesen, Charles Wamboid Gertrude
Blumenthal, Jetue Larsen and Fannie
Marcus.
First Grade. B-Cord Asendorf, Solomon
Gittelson Gordon Grower. Sarah Blumen-
field, Eulaia Conway, Henrietta Fischer
Dave Pinkerson, Harry Sternberg, Carrie
Kuhns Lizzie Nisi, Lizzie OFT, Ida Rubin.
Fannie Rundbaker, Lena Sternberg Helen
Wh3tley and Katie StockweH