The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-29
THE DALLAS ACADEMY
EXERCISES ARE NOW
 GOING ON.
The Years Work Has Been Most : Satisfactory in All Respects. Honor Roll of the Vari-
 ous Grades.
Advertiser Bureau
 Selma. May 2S.

..s Selma, May ZS.
 Dallas Academy, Selma's leading school, commenced its closing exercises today, This has been the most suc- cessful year in the history of the school Dallas Academy Is part of Selma's system of public schools. and Professor Hardaway and his able corps of teach- CTS are to be congratulated on the gooo work that they have done during the past year. The following is the honor roll of the respective grades, as far as announced:
 Third Grade-Teacher, Miss Mary Force.
 Pupils receiving honor and distinc- tions aggregating eight: Dana Catch ell. Helen Hull, Maud Vaught, Harry Childers, Abbott Gowen, Jerome Lcva, Arthur Purviance. William Ward.
 Pupils receiving honors and distinc- tions aggregating seven: Ella Eagle, Bertha Hall. Byrd Moore, Gladys Moore. Ernestine Smith.
 Gladys Moore and Jeanette Liepold re- ceived honors each month that they were present.
 Pupils perfect in attendance during the session: Helen Huston. Lulu Mic olson, Irma Wolf, Gordon Welch.
 Pupils excellent in department: Helen Hull, Maud Vaught. Jeanette Liepold. Arthur Purviance, Jerome Leva. Fourth Grade-Teacher, Mrs. Mary F. Knight.
 Pupils receiving eight honors: En- ma Jones. Flossy Leva, Rosamond Rob- bins, Roger Butler.
 Receiving card of equal rank with eight honors. but prevented by sickness or other good cause from getting same: Gladys Cauble. Evelyn Craig, Jennie KipL triok MatrdQ Schuster, Mattie Wall, Iillie Wohl. George Clinic. Alpheus Fowlkes. Receiving distinguished card of seven honors: Annie Dannis, Eva Gano. Willie Mcfarland, Gladys Steele, Fran ces Waller, Karl Elebash, Frank Young. Frank Wise.
 Perfect in department: Alma Kirk patrick, Willie Mcfarland. George Cli- mic.
 Fifth Grade-Teacher, Miss Emma P. Arthur.
 Pupils receiving eight honors and present every day: Joseph Hull. Moses Lilientha1.
 Pupils receiving cards of equal value but lost honors by unavoidable ab- l sence: Lucille Dubose. Augusta Pat terson, Anna Mccormick, Lucy Paisley Alice Carothers, Maud Smith. Pupils deserving special mention fof good work and department when pres ent: Myra Monk, Margaret Bracey Ruby Maas, Kate Eagle. Virginia White. Florence Ward, Emily McFar- land. John Lewis. Russell Campbell. Sixth Grade-Teacher. Mss Mary R. McCord.
 Pupils receiving honor and distinc- | tions amounting to eight in number Jonnie Warren.
 | Pupils receiving honors and distinc- | tion3 amounting to seven in number Alberta Brazeale, Mamie Butler, Pat ty Brunson, Lela Beaver. Villa Cleve land, Sadie Cummins, Josephine Jef. fries. Ruth Young, Rose Tarver, Clar- ence Grayson, Frank Kincey. James Nicolson. Thomas Warren, Allen Can non, Helen Keeble.
 | Pupils perfect in attendance: Alberts Brazeale, Patty Brunson Mamie But Ter. Helen Keeble, McDuffie Whitby. Pupils perfect in department during the year: Alberta Brazeale. Mamie Butler Patty -Rrunsen, Ruth 2Esstha Young Ethel Eddy. Josephine Jeffries. Rutf Walker, Victor Atkins, Allen Cannon Thomas Warren, Frank Houston, John nie Warren, Howard Stearns. | Pupils deserving honorable mention as prolonged and unavoidable Hines! prevented their securing more than si1 | honors and distinctions: Ethel Eddy Octavia Sturdivant, Victor Atkins. l Seventh Grade-Teacher. Miss Eudo "a Conoley.
 Pupils receiving eight honors: Flu gene Elebash, Mary Parker. Sadie Schwarz, Gladys Hickman, Agnes Mo Peck. Susie Lee McCrary. Pupils receiving a distinguished
 card: Corrie Steele. Dorothy McFad
 - Lucy Monk, Elsie Hooper, Mate.