Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.

HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.
ANNUAL CATALoouE-ExAMINATIoN
The THIRD Annual Catalogue of this
School, shows il to be in flourishing con-
d,ion. The whole number of Students in
attendance during the last year, was III:
81 males and 80 females.
An Examination of the Students took
place on Tuesday and Wednesday-the
Exhibitions Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. The Annual Address was deliv-
cred on Thursday, by Rev. JOSEPH BOYLE,
Of Boonville.
Our engagements prevented US from
attending the Examination regularly, and
from hearing the address. There was
large number Of persons present, patrons
and friends of the Institution, and the ex.
ercises seemed TO give general satisfaction
Mr.. BoYLE's Address is said 10 have been
n happy effort, and we have heard several
express desire TO see il in print.
The Exhibition on Wednesday evening
was highly entertaining. The young gen.
tlemen who participated, as general thing.
acquitted themselves in a very creditable
manner-particularly were we pleased
with the chronological lecture, by Mr.
ELeIN: its delivery was unexceptionable.
The Exercises closed with Thursday
evenings Exhibition, consisting of original
speeches, Music and compositions, as fol.
lows:
Music Miss H. Wiseley.
LATIN DEcLAMATloN-David Fl. Silver.
EARLY IMpRovEMENr-Miss M. A. Kring.
Musre-Miss Cornea J. Birch.
DrGNnY OF VIRTuE-Mss A. Moon.
Dun CouNTRY-Francis M. Grimes.
Nv Native SrArE-Mss Susan E. Morrison.
Musrc-Miss Mary Leonard.
HopE-Miss A. Leland.
EVILS OF WAR-W. Thomss Silver
FAREWELL TO Howard ScuooL--Miss V. M.
E. Patton.
Musrc-Mss S. E. Harrison.
CuARAcrER-Mss Maria F. Criglar.
AMBITION Micajah D. Wilson.
TIME-Miss M. Leland.
MusIc-Miss Martha Leonard.
PRIDE Miss NJ. Murphy
NATURAL H1sroRY-David H. Silver.
ArrENrroN-Miss Sarah E. Harrison.
MusIc-Miss Sarah Me or.
The ArMospuERE-Mss Cornelia ]. Birch.
NAPOLEON BoNApARrE-J. Lister McNair.
MEMoRY-Miss Sarah M. Stern.
MusIc-Mss Mary F. Harrison.
PocAuoNras-NIiss Julia Beauchmine.
THE SrGHERs OF THE DEcLARATIoN-Gu
.avus Elgin.
BEsEvoLExcE-Miss Maria Williams.
MusIc--Miss Sarah E. Harrison.
AMERIcA-Fisher S. Johnson.
SABBArH--Miss Sarah Major
Music. Miss Cornela J. Birch
FEMALE EDUCATION James E. Hughes.
The STARRY HEAVENS. Miss E. Sears.
Music. Miss Mary Leonard.
THE BIBLE. Spencer w. Brown.
THE PLEASURES OF KNowLEDGE. Miss Mary
Leonard
Music. Miss Susan E. Morrison.
The RArsBow. Misses Kring Birch Major
Sears, Williams. lard and Crigar.
We deem it but just TO the young ladies
representing the seven colors of the Rain
bow, that they should have passing no.
,ice. Their parts were admirably deliv-
cred, and taken altogether it was most
beautiful spectacle and highly creditable
to all engaged in it.
The next session commences on the sec.
ond Monday in October. The liberal sup.
port the School has received is its best
recommendation. This place offers supe'
rior inducements to those who have chill
dren to educate; and we take pleasure in
recommending it TO the favorable consider.
alton of such.
II will remain under the supervision Of
Messrs. LUCKY and ScARRITT, assisted by
Mr.. ATTERBURY. in the male, and Miss
LEWIS in the female department. The
department Of Music, Drawing and Paint
ing, will be under the direction of Miss
ROCKWELL, who has had considerable ex
perience in teaching, and comes well re-
commended. Mons. HAMILTON is teacher
of the French Language; he is native
of France. and from long practice, is well
qualified for his station. His system of
reaching is very favorably spoken of.
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