The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15
THE PUBLIC e SCHOOLS.

PuPAic, anu INC cAdnuiudtlou pdcccu oh
In high degree creditable to both
teachers and scholars, who were com
plimented by Superintendent Butter
field for the improvements shown since
the ssemi-annual examination The
school room was tastefully decorated
with flags and evergreens, bouquetsof
flowers on eyery 5desks Gand all the,
pupils were supplied yith.smalf Amer
lean .fagsawhich they displayed DUR
ing their lively singing and other ex-s
srcisess The following is.theh-ipaL s
Roll OF HONOR: MOI dbsesu or
tardy oaae.hab year,rRettie Gilbert,
George Suttlemyer, Betty Babbinger'
Albert Wilkinson.
10 Not tardy one haf year--Mary AL
,bretch, Nellie Deacon, Jennie Bollen,l
ikousia Geggus, Lizzie Dusen, Kate
Montgomery, Mary Payne, jessie
Schrenlaub, Charles UhLs9s, 1 e -. q /. I.
" Fot absent during the Jbayth-quarter.
Anna Payne. i ssssssq p I.isiz1i ~
Not tardy during feuytl-quqrter-- -
Ella Ashton, Ella Fischer, Sophia
Yelher, Kate valher, Kate Fair
child. Sam. Ashton, Gussie Hedde-
rich, Nathan Levi, John Maurer.
John Mis- Miflard- Payne Henry
FAIR. sssae rsiawslnI 9
EfaHTH PRIMARY = Taught by
Miss Weld, is located in the same
! building with the Fifth Primary, and
was examinedain. the forenoon imfne-
diately following it.. The number
registered.isI ffty1nine boys and girls,
the lowest grade Of the Primary, be,
ing the first year. The examination
was of course confined to the very
elements of primary studies, but was
rendered quite interesting by the
teacher, evincing rapid progress on
the part of the little. folks. This
school has labored under decided dis
advantages owing to its crowded and
uncomfortable accommodations. The
following is the
ROLL OF HONOR Not absent or
ltardy during half year.-Jessie &C.
rard, Lizzie Mauer, Thomas Suite
myer, (sick one day. oIa
| For the last quarter.-Rosa belong,
Josie Gerard, Lizzie Mauer, Paul
Mursinna, Albert Judah.
III
ELEVENTH PRIMARY.-Taught by
Misses Wack; located at the head of
Main Street, in. the Old Brick School
House Number registered 100
boys and girls. The studies exam
ined were similar to the Fifth
Primary aboyes being a school Of the
same grade. The examination fully
sustained the well earned reputation
Iof Mis.es- <Wack as Successful in
Estructors: The pupils especially ex-
/ celled in their clear and distinct
enunciation. There were few more
mistakes in spelling than perfect
scholars should make, but the read :
ing VI al the Cfdooco Was gOOu, anu Vi
some really excellent. In mental
arithmetic, tables and geography. the
examination was very good. At the
close of thes exercises, the Misses
Wack were seveEally presented with
appropriate mementees of esteem by
two of their pupils-Emma Schmoll
and Alice Harper ; The prize offered
for the best scholar In the school was
awarded to Rosa Meier. The fol-
lowing is the ~a gr4ErAr
ROLL CT HONOR:
Not absent for three. quarters-Geo.
Kerth, Eugene Thompson, Louis
Kraft, Matte Hunter. Louisa Kerth.
Not absent for tsoo quarters-J ohm
Grill, Lizzie Grill, August Kerth,
Lima Wood, Rosie Meier.
Not absent for one quarter-Ja-
cob Meier. John Stewart. John
Gregory, Henry Kiechle, George
Kerth, Willie Newbeck, Jacob
Machenheimer, Ella Walker, Mary
Mathesia. Louisa Kraft, Emma
Schmoll, Ida Smith, Louisa Newbeck,
Gertie Endres, louisa Gurley, Mary
Korff, Barbara Merz.
TENTH PRIMARY-The exam;na