The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-27
Advertiser Bureau,


 Selma, May 26. The commencement exercises of the classes of the Dallas Academy and the Baker School were held in the rooms of the grades today under the directory of R. F. Hardaway, Superintendent of the citys public schools. Interesting pro- grams had been prepared by the teach CTS and the exercises were attended by large numbers of the patrons of the schools.
 The graduating ceremonies of the Dal- las Academy will occur at the theatre tomorrow evening.
 Following is list of Aie subjects treated today by the grades and of the names of the honor pupils:
 Dallas Academy.
 Third and fourth year classes of the High School, Miss Kate Edmond, teacher Honors read by Hugh Mallory.
 Third year class-Those receiving eight honors were Misses Frances Hayward, Corinne Leva. Ethel Mckee, Thorne Nell son, Rivers Portis, Bessie Ward and Jen- nie Waugh; receiving seven honors and one disunction. record equal to eight honors. Misses Emma Barnwell and Lou la Hurt; receiving seven honors, Miss Lizzie Hull; distinguished in department. Misses Ethel Mckee and Jennie Waugh. Fourth Year Class-Receiving eight honors, Misses Hattie Adler, Virginia Hardaway. Mary Lavinia Johnson, Jea- nette Jones. Marion Melvin, Ellen May Moore and Emily Nicholson; receiving six honors and two distinctions. a record equal to receiving eight honors Miss Ca mila Hunter; distinguished in deport- ment. Misses Jeannette Jones, Marion Melvin and Emily Nicolson Second High School Grade-Pupils re- ceiving eight first honors. Mary Rutter, Lucy Ligon, Susie .Rosser Bertha Schus- ter: pupils who received cards equal in tn ichf 6rcf AE~ terson. Flora Kornegay, Kate Milhous, Maud Preston. Ethel Sterns, Pauline Welch. present every day, Mary Butler, Lucy Ligon. Susie Rosser. Bertha Schus- ter. Maud Preston; 100 in department ev- cry month, Susie Rosser
 First High Schooi-Pupils receiving eight first honors, Lily Hcrzfeld, Ella Jones, Grace Nelson. Robert Grayson, Willis Brunson; pupils receiving cards of equal rank with eight first honors, Bes- sic Robertson. Mabel Jones; perfect in attendance. Robert Grayson Overton Ward, Lillie Herzfeld, Ella Jones, Grace Nelson, Willis Brunson, Jeanette Meyer Willie Hayward, Mary Nelson, Nellie Ambrose. Nan Pollard Law Lamar: good in department, Jeanette Meyer, Bessie Robertson. Nan Pollard. Pearl Wise Ma bel Jones.
 Fifth Grade. Miss Grace Jones, teacher Pupils receiving eight first honors, Hell en Hull, Gladys Moore Belzora Parrish, Hermione Stomp. Arthur Purviance; pu- pills receiving card of equal rank, but who lost the eight honor card through illness, or excusable absence, Anna An derson. Lillian Day. Dana Gatchell, Der tha Hall Willie Hurt. Jeanette Leipold, Edna Mayo, Byrd Moore. Hattie Sisco, Kate Young. Lester Converse; pupil per feet in department throughout the year. Miss Helen Hull; pupils distinguished for excellent department, Gladys Moore, Ar thur Purviance; perfect in attendance, Helen Hull. Gladys Moore. Belzora Par rish, Arthur Purviance, Gordon Welch, Ella Eagle: honors read by Major w. F. Waies.
 Seventh Grade. Miss E. F. Ferguson, teacher-Pupils receiving eight honors, Hattie Baton. Evelyn Craig, Gladys Cauble, Eva Gano, Emma Jones' Jennie keeble. Leila Lamar. Nellie Mason. Maud Schuster. Gladys Steele. Roger c. Butler: pupils receiving distinguished card of equal rank with eight honors, Mary Bibb, Lillian Giles. Flossie Leva David Lloyd; perfect in attendance, Matte Baton, Evelyn Craig, Gladys Cauble, Eva Gano. Emma Jones. Jennie Keeble, Leila La