Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-29
SCHOOL AT BUNKER
HILL CLOSES WITH
PLEASING PROGRAM
Perhaps The Most Successful
Session Ever Held.

In spite or the 1nclement weather
nearly all of the pupils and large
number of the patrons and friends
auf the Bunker Hill school attended
the closing exercises and, the pic.
ME on Tuesday. OF course the out
door features Of the picnic were
dispensed with, but extra enthusi-
asm characterized the indoor events
In the forenoon the following pro-
gram was given:
Song by the school, Come Thou
Almighty King
40 Devotional exercises.
Vocal duet, Lola Armel and Kath-
crime Chapman.
Recitation, Louise Pitzer.
. Recitation, Emma Gray Hoffman.
Folk dances by primary pupils.
Primary songs, Little May, What
Like, A Surprise, Swing Song. The
Raindrop and Goodbye Song"
Recitation, Lola Armel.
Recitation, Katherine Chapman.
Vocal duet, Harriet and Frances
Harris accompanied by Mr.. Galen
Swimley.
Farewell address. Miss Nyna
Rinehart.
Song by the school, "Juanita."
Farewell address, Miss Mabei Hill
Song by the school. boy Scout
March"
Farewell address, Miss Matilda
Rogers.
Song by the school, Thrift"
Address, Miss Blanche OFT.
Song by the school, Sailing"
Principal w. P. Sperow made a
brief talk in which he gave a sum-
mary of the years work in the grad
{ ed school and offered several time
ly suggestions as to the future work
\ Of the school. He closed his remarks
with the announcement of the hon.
or roll of attendance for the year
and the list Of pupils who have been
promoted to higher grades. Only two
pupils made a perfect record of at
tendance, Katherine Swartz and
Annabel Payne. Pupils promoted to
the SECOND grade were: Douglas
Chapn p, Frank Chapman, Allen
DeHavuh, Isabel Henshaw, Frank
| Harris, Harry Barbour, Ephriam
Shipe, Dennis Shipe, Earl Shifflet,
Anna May Shiflett, Ray Shirley,
Nora Mowery, Robert Mowery.
Pupils promoted to the third
grade were: Hattie Swartz. Hilda
LeFevre, Annabel Payne, Kathleen
Bowen, Nellie Balm. Kathleen Smelt
ger, Lacy Shelter Guy Swartz,
Marvin Morgan.
Promoted to fourth grade: Earl
DeHaven, Reynolds Grove, Evelyn
IIIenshaw. Emma Gray Hoffman, Ed
khh Lewis, Agnes Santmier, James
6piker and Herbert Strawsburg.
III Promoted to. fifth grade: Lola Ar
4el. Goldie Barbour, Katherine
Qhapman, Carrie DeHaven, James
Q,nham, Otho LeFevre, Edgar Ma
6on, Louise Pitzer, Hunter Roberts,
hamilton Rogers, Granville Shirley,
Marshall Speck, Daisy Swisher, Har.
ry Swisher.
ITO sixth grade: Page Armei,
yames Chapman. Russell Lamon.
IS To seventh grade: Sophronia Bal
Z xenger, William Gold, Ruth LeFevre
3da Mason, Goldie Miller. Virginia
Payne. Conrad Shirley, virgie
AEmith, Bernard Spiker and Earl Spi-
i To eighth grade: Virginia Glen
Ndenhing. Elizabeth Lewis and Cor
fnelia Port@rfleld.
Promotions from the eighth grade
4to the high school are made by pas
3sing the ell ementary pupils examin'
etion. Two pupils Of the Bunker
i'll school passed the first test.
arriet Harris and Harland Hutz-
y. the lat her making the highest
yerage grade of ali those who pas
h 7ed in the lcounty.
h For the Iclosing number of the
n morning i kgram all Joined in sing
~ ing Hail INVEST Virginia" after
lS which dir " was served. The
IN younger \eration did full justice
Eato the my culinary products
4 which I ladies' Of Bunker Hill