The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-24
GET HoNoRS AND DIPLOMAS.
MISS MATTE COLLINS FIRST HONOR
GIRL IN THE HIGH SCHOOL.

Superintendent AshmOre, Principal
Train. MIR. Wilson and Mr.. Parks
Made Up Averages Last Night.
sixty Graduates in the High
acknowledgements are Girls and
Thirteen Boys-AH HOnOFs save
One Go to the GirIs-Hnor Pupils
who Read Next Thursday Night.
List of Those who VIII Receive
Their Diplomas.
Until an early hour this morning Super
intendent of Public School Ashmore. Prin-
cipal H F. Train of the High School and
Messrs. W. L. Wilson and N. Nj. Parks
teachers in the High School, worked on
the final averages for the pupils of the
graduating class. The conclusion of their
work showed that there will be sixty
graduates this year, forty-seven Of whom
are girls and thirteen boys.
All the honors fall to the girls except
one. Mr.. Charles Stanton is the excep-
ton. his record being sufficiently high 10
admit of his taking place with the other
honor pupils. Supt Ashmore explains this
by the superiority of the girls, rather
than any inferiority of the boys The
class of girls is exceptionally bright. The
teachers say there are few brighter
classes of boys to be found from year to
year in the High School, but there is
such marked excellence among the girls
that their predominating on the honor list
is accounted for by their own talents.
The following are the honor pupils:
Miss Matte Collins, first honor, valedic-
tory to schoolmates.
Miss Luevva Kreeger, second honor, val
edictory to school authorities.
Miss Carol Moorer, third honor, seluta-
tory.
Readers-NIiss Daisy shumate, Miss
Clara Vaughn, Miss clyde ShumanN Miss
Birdie Muhlberg, Miss Stella Manucy, Miss
Annie Bridges, Miss May Keller, Mr..
Charles Stanton, Miss Mary Cabaniss.
The response TO the valedlctory to school
mates will be delivered by Carl Stern of
the second grade.
Great interest viii be felt by all the pu-
pills and teachers of the High School to
learn of the honor pupils of the gradual
ing class, but there win also be interest
in the graduates. Several of the large
class fell by the wayside when the marks
were made up, their averages being found
too small TO admit of their receiving d.
plomas. The following is a list of those
VINO VIII graduate. OtOIBt l4eOldiN AHcNlt
Anna Ehza beth Baker, Isaac Julian Beck
ett, Annie Laurie Bridges, James Guerard
Brown, Mary Cabaniss Fannie Nichols
Carter, Marie Elizabeth Cheatham, Mar
tina Edith Collins, Julia Veronica Collins,
William McLane Coolidge, Charles Ellis
Donelly, Cattle Buckner Ellis, Louise
Strong Falligant, Rita Jeanne Falk, Biz
die Rivers Freeman. Florence Meta
Fretwell, Florrie Ella Fulton, Annie
Dixie Garnet, Mabel Claudia Gibbons,
Clifford Randolph Harden, Edna Pearl
Haupt. Lillian Caroline Heller, John Fred
erick Hennemeier, Annie Catharine Hen
ken, Rebecca Hurivitz, Alice Clemence
Ingram, Mary Sweat Keller, Annie Cecil
Keyes, Isabel Maxwell King, Daisy An
derson King. Lueva jamie Kreeger, Estelle
Elizabeth Kuck, Stella Viola Manucy, FL
len Strobhert Miller, Carol May Moorer,
Birdie Muhlberg Walter Abel Norton,
Katherine Veronica O'Conuor, Ruby AL
leath Rain, william Scott Rankin, Marie
Lee Ray, Annie Gertrude San
ders Clyde Beatrice Shuman,
Daisy Mae shumate. Eualia May Solo
mons, Ade.ine Catherine Semken. Charles
Everette Stanton, Florence Nussbaum
Stern, Valerie Stern, Sadie Sternberg. An
ME Adeline Sulter, Clara Bliss Vaughan,
Mary Ann Wallis. Henry Alfonso WASH
ington, Sadie Wilinsky, Allen lizard VIII
lams, Drury Hunter Woods.
In going over The records st was dis
covered that Mr. Clifford Harden, one of
the boys OF the graduating class, has
made an excellent name by his punctual-
ity and constant attendance. During the
three years Of his High School course he
was never absent nor tardy. Even on the
day OF the great snow last February he
was present, and there was no other pu-
pill of the graduating class at the acad-
envy
The graduating exercises of the High
School viii be held next Thursday night
at the theater Monday the pupils who
are to take part viii begin rehearsing,
and the graduating class will have no 9TH
er school duties than preparing for the
closing exercises The other grades will
spend next week In their examinations.