The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-29

to accompany the formal exercises of the
closing day, and delivery of diplomas to
the graduates and of annual certificates
of merit to those pupils of all the grades,
whose conduct, punctual attendance and
class standing during the session entitled
them to this distinction. The Morning
News published yesterday the names of
the graduates of each school and of
those pupils to whom annual certificates
were to be awarded.
At the Henry Street School the pro-
gramme of exercises was as follows:
Dixie song by class.
IAN Inquisitive Child" Hilda Haar.
Aunt Polly's George Washington"
George Ubele.
Bonnie Blue Flag" song by class. -
Jacobs Lament Nina Sloan.
'My Old New Hampshire Home" song
by class.
DE Ole Plantation Mule" Edward
Chandler.
THE Cuprit," Jennie Jones.
"a School Day" Lula Adams.
Sunny South" song by class.
That Hired Girl Edith Doty
Poor Little Jim Emmie Penton.
Blue and the Gray" song by class.
How He Hunted the Mouse" Alexan-
der Carswell.
THE Charlestonian," Aggie Dean.
Far Away" (solo), Mainline White.
THE Inventors Wife" Juliet Brace
well.
Mrs. Smart Learns How to Skate"
Rose Cuthbert.
Ben Bolt" (solo), Mainline White.
Vacation" song by class.
Presentation of diplomas, Miss J. A.
Muslin, principal.
Out in the Open Air.
The exercises at st. Patrick's School,
Mr.. Arthur j. O'Hara, principal, were
held In the square in front of the school
building The pupils of the entire school
were assembled and took part in the ex
ercises. Bishop B. ]. Kelley was among
the interested spectators and made a
kindly and eloquent little speech to the
children The numbers on the programme
were all well rendered.
Special programmes were also carried
out at the Massie, Barnard and Anderson
street schools, from all of which insti-
tutions large classes were graduated. In
Chatham Schools. Nos. 1 and 2, the ex-
ercises were made as brief as possible,
because Of the heat of the day, and the
fact that the exercises had to be held
after noon, the buildings which these
schools have been occupying during the
year Delng useu Dy othel sSioOiS usAi ms
the morning.
At the Cathedral School. Mr. M. A.
O'Brien, principal, an excellent pro-
gramme was rendered. in which the
members of the graduating class partic-
ipated This was as follows:
Song, my Country IT'S of Thee"
Recitation, 1.-THE Ride of Jennie Nc
Nein" Stella Ray.
Recitation. THE Conquered Banner"
Harry Altick.
Song. asleep in the Deep"
Recitation, 1.-The Blue and the Gray"
Sadie Hermes.
Recitation, Don't Be Cipher" James
Mooney.
Recitation, 1.-The Little Black Eyed
Rebel" N Magee.
Song, 1.-The Little Brown Cot
Recitation, Fidelity" Annie Fox.
Song, Star Spangled Banner"
Recitation "A Georgia Volunteer" r.
Warrick.
Recitation, 1.-THE Mothers Prayer" B.
Buttimer
"Recitation., THE Deadon's Courtship,"
NJ. Hennessy.
Song, Memoirs of Erin"
Recitation 1.-THE Sword of Lee" ]. Sol
lar.
Recitation, Sister and l." Josephine
Jette
Song, "Massa's in the Cold, Cold
Ground"
Presentation of ANIMALS.
Presentation of diplomas.
Valedictory to Girls, Medora Lackey
Valedictory to boys. Joseph Moylan.
Response from Sixth Grade. Eulalia
Feuger
Song, Bonnie Blue Flag"
Song, Rebel Star Spangled Banner"
In the afternoon the school buildings
will n
be for the next three months. The after
noon sessions, which to some extent have
interfered with the work of some of the
schools during the past year. will not be
necessary after the schools reopen, as the
completion of the new Chatham Academy,
with its twenty-four school rooms ana
the Thirty-eighth Street School. with
twelve both of which buildings are 10
be used, will afford ample room for the
accommoda ton of all the children OF
school age in the city.
The principals of the schools were busy
yesterday preparing and filing with the
superintendent reports of the work that
had been done by and of the conditions
in and prospects of the institutions under
their charge These reports Will be con-
solidated and the results outlined by the
superintendent TO the Board of Education.
at it's next meeting. This Will be held
on Monday. July s.
Graduates of Colored school.
The graduating exercises of the West
Broad Street Colored School we're held
and diplomas and annual certificates con-
ferred yesterday morning. The presenta-
ton of diplomas and ANNALS was made
by j. H. C. Butler, principal of the
school.
The graduates who received diplomas
were as follows:
Marie Allen Stoney, Annie stoney, Ma
ME Walls, Lula Battle, Moselle GOWN
Claudia Franssort, Emily Harden, MAIZE
Holmes. Matte Lyons, Josephine Mar
shall. Adeline Williams Daisy Quarter r.
man. Bertha Rowe. Emma Shine. Emma
Swangn, Gertrude Hemby, Carrie WIZ
liams, Lucinda Walker, Henrletta
Mathews, Sarah wilkins. Albert WIZ
liams. Kirby Kaintuck, Robert Lee. Dun
bar Greene, Alexander Carey, Joseph
Mitchell and Charles Williams.
No Disappolntment.-"I your new
house taking longer TO build than you eX-