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Charles Town Graded and High
Srhnnl Ex1rciaaa.

and High School took place On Satur
day and Monday, May oath and 18th
For lack Of room. these exercises has
to be divided into four parts in order Il
accommodate the school and visitors
Great disappointment was felt tina
these exercises could not have beel
held in the new school building as hat
been anticipated. At all of these ex
ercises song and recitations were rem
dered which were much enjoyed by al
present. Many Of the scholars receiveS
certificates promoting them to the mex
higher classes.
The High School exercises took plact
on Monday at II a. M, at which time
the following enjoyable program war
rendered:
Hymn Holy, Holy, Holy-SchooI.
Devotional Exercises Rev. II. NJ.
Moffett.
Essay-The Poets of the Victorian
Age-Miss Marie Phillips.
Song-In Old Madrid School
Observation-Disclosures from Julius
Caesar-Mr. s. Howell brown.
Essay Colonial Literature Mr.. Har-
vey Lee Milbourne.
Declamation-A Confederate Story
Mr. Gilbert Bush.
Distinctions First Year.
Certifcates-First Year.
Observation-Disclosures Rosabel-M Miss
Julia Wynkoop.
Distinctions Second and Third Year.
Certifcates-Sec and Third Year.
Song-U. S. A. School.
Defamation Violin Phantasy Miss
Irene GoIladay.
Class Prophesy-Mr. Henry ]. Black
ford.
Farewell Address Mr.. Gilbert Bush.
G. W. Brown Penmanship Medals
awarded to Miss Fannie Burns and
Master George Shirley, Jr.
Defamation Medal awarded to Mr..
Gilbert Bush.
Graduating Exercises.
Song-FarewelI to the Forest-School.
Benediction-Rev. J. C. Hawk.
There were six graduates from the
High School this session, who were:
Misses Virginia Mock, Jennie Phillips,
Marie Phillips, and Messrs. Gilbert
Bush, Hakey L. Milbourne and Henry
J. Blackford.
The essays and declarations rem
dered by the graduating class were
greatly enjoyed, especially the one on
"Class Prophecy" by MIR. Henry j.
Blackboard.
1t is hoped by next September the
New School Building will be entirely
completed so that the next session NAV
be able to commence its NV term there.
II necessary extra force should be en-
ployed to accomplish this.
HONOR ROLL.
The following have been on the
honor roll every month during the en-
tire year:
1st Grade. John Brown, Franklin
Weller, Francis Kraich. Lower Sec
ond. Elizabeth Russell, Madge Shull.
Higher acknowledgement linn, Vir-
GINA Kelley, Ruth Miller. Gerard Moore.
Bird Grade Fay Dick. 4th Grade
Josephine Pittman, Eleanor Pittmau.
9Th Grade-Phoebe Moore, Raleigh
Watson. 9Th Grade Pauline Dick,
Dorothy Sechrist. 7th Grade-Agnes
Moore, Mildred Bradley. Pearl Celia
day, Fannie Burns. 9th Grade-Avery
Bush, Marvin Hawk. Ethel Roger.
First Year High School-Frank Drish.
Second and Third Yer High School
Virginia Mock, Genevieve Pittman,
Irene GolladayI Frances Bradley. and
Harry Burns.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES.
Neither absent nor tardy entire session.
First Grade. Frances FUR, Alma
johnson. Franklin Weller, Earl Leslie,
Francis Kraich. Frank Jenkins. John
Brown
Lower Section. Elmer Greaver,
Elizabeth Russell, Madge shun.
Higher Second. Virginia Kelly, Ruth
Miller, Margaret zinn. Francis Conklyn,
Guy Davis. Gerard Moore.
ThirdGrade. -JamesHiggs( e yrs, J Fay
Dick e yrs.) Mary FUR, Willie Riggs.
2yrs.l.
Fourth Grade. William Russell,
Raymond James, Eleanor Lee Pittman.
Josephine Pttman.
Fifth Grade, Elsie Davis Is. yrs, J
Phoebe Moore (4yrs.) Kate Riggs (Syr.)
Grace Zinn, John Kelly (3yrs,) Raleigh
Watson (2yrs.1 Clarence Walters.
Sixth Grade.-Eeatrice Bates, Paul
inc Dick. Marie Pittman, Dorothy Sech-
rist, Dorothea West. Ernest Kelly,
Marion Philips, DeHurtberne Weller.
Seventh Grade. David Riely, z. w.
Venning, Robert Demory, Agnes Moore
Mildred Bradley. Pearl Golladay. Fan
ME Burns, David Strother.
Eighth Grade.-Selaen o 'bryan(3yr)
Marvin Hawk (7yrs) Alexander Rely,
Ethel Royen, Avery Bush.
First Class, High School. Frank
Drish.
Second and Third Year High School.