The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-02

SEVENTH oLAss--MIss M C oIBBEs, TEAcHER-s1xrY
First premium-Jas Jones; secOpd premium
Evelyn FINLEY; third orc mium-Aeo Pitcher.
Entitled to no orable no ice-James Maddray, An
tony Nj Mo ntyre and Myer Wneman.
DistinRuished for good conduct att,n to
sl1dies aud prohciency-Virgnia Ham, Ma, garet
Kenny and Marian Mcbride.
EIGHTH cLA>s-MIss G L eIBBE,. TEAcuER-F1rry-
First premum-Lilly Easerby; second premi-
um-William Croft; third premium-Julia Harring.
Entitled to honorable -wihelmina Luders
Michael Powers and Cornelia Whitney.
Distngui> he'd for good conduct attention to
studies and profctency-Janes M Welsh Ellen A
Furlong and Q g Wilson Miller.
NINTH CLAss-MIss HExwARD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
First premMm-James w Moony second pre-.
mium-1homas Glea on {; third premium-Mory
Entitled to honorable notice-Sarah Poyas, Caro-
line Friendly and Catharine NicCairon.
distinguished for good corduct at ention to stu
dies and profciency-Louis W Jones' Ge rgianna
Weistopt and Edward 4 Burdell.
TENTH oIAss-AsIss o'NEy1, TEAczEE-sIxrY-sEyEN
PUPILS.
First premium-SamuelI ]. raol: second premium
Isabella Elias Henry Bo'ger and Mary Luders
untitled to honorable notice. Richard sanders,
Lucinda A Grimmer and Winifred A Parsons.
Distingui he'd tor good conduct, attention to stu
dies and proaoiency-Ni,a He,senbuttle. Iva
Miller, Anuie O'Brien and John Finn.
THE MEETING-sTREET SCHOOL
Was less numerously attended than tho others. per-
school, and therefore not interesting as the moro
advanced schools. However. it was not by any
means neglected, and in Its entire economy, admin.
iatrative and instructive, was up to the expected
standard. Pupils from this school are transferred
to the Mortal school as they reach proper
state OF preparation for more difficult studies It
was decorated very prettily, and had air of pro.
priey ebout it that showed it was IN the keeping of
o most excellent head.
The following is the lis. of teachers and deserving
scholars:
PRINCIPAL, MRS. ISABELLA BLAIR.
FIRST CLAss-Mrss @ o wrTHEks TEAcHER-rH1RTY-
THREE PUPILS.
First premium-Fannie Lloyd and Cece Swinton:
second premium-Mary samuels; third Premium
Entitled to honorable notice-Henry Ruus Am
mie Cannon and Lila Cross.
Distinguishes for good conduct. attention to stu
dies and profciency-Maggie Eason Edward Law
renee and Eoline Hedderly.
SECOND cLAs-MBs NJ A TIn1MoNs, TEAcHER-r1FrY-
THREE PUPILS.
First premium-Maly Hodgkns; second pre-
mium-Margaret Dunnier; third prem,um--Georee
Whitney.
Entitled to homo able MOTTO Catherine Riley,
Caroline Swinton and Jessie Gambatj
Distinguished for goou conduct attention To ain
dies and pro6cency-Katie Nunan, Ellen Henerev
and Adele lorlay
THIRD cLAss-M1s' ANNIE wITHERs TEACHER
FIFTY-THREE PUPILS
FIRST premium-Arhur Whitney; second premi-
um-Mary Williams; third premium-Henrietta
Entitled to honorable notice-Henrietta steenken
Adele 1iton and Anne Quinn.
Distir guished for good conduct, attention to
studies and pr fMency-Lizzic Henerey Della Chi
linane and Henry syfan.
FOURTH CLAss-TEAoHER, MISS CAROLINE M HussEY-
FIFTY-oNE PUPILS.
First premium-ROsena Golurick: second prem}.
um-Mary Connor; third premiun-Tanra snri,
ley.
Entitled to honorable noticc-Nary Nunan. willie
Aiovo and Mary Catherine Moore
Distinguished for good conduct attention n
studies and proic .enry-Liy Eason, Mary Metz
and Ursula Collins.
FILTH GLASS MISS JULIA L MAIN, TEACHER-srxTy.
- TWO PUPILS.
rHst Premium-Kate Henerey; second premium
-Cathar1ne Busche; third premium---Mary Pc.
Entitled to honorable notice-Marv Smokes Iouro
Albers and L na Bische.
s,,,9,s 19sangun he'd for good conduct. attention to
studies and prohciency-Rosa Wolfe, Anna Plien
and Robert stewart
SIXTH cLAss-MIss JULIA SMITH, TEACHER-srxry.
FAVE Pupils
f1rse promium-kllen swinton: second prenni,no
Mary Dunn; third premium-Mary Ann Dun.
ria Moloney and Carrie Randall.
s.aHass gus for good conduct attention to
and caroline Bunch. Bhrs-N''a "nse- sonhia "--'
THE MoRR1s-srREET (coLoRED) SCHOOL.
The experiment Of sustaining q colored school on
the Normal pr nclple has proven success and has
though 1t has been in operation only about eighteen
months. shown marked signs OF enduring progress.
1t was opened on the 23d of September, 1857 with
but "a pupils. and has rapidly increased in mum.
bers, until yesterday 1t registered OLA pupils Its
average attendance s6 per cent It REQUIRES three
department principals seventeen class teachers
The male department has 1872 pupils the female 25b
and she primary ATT Spelling, reading writing and
arithmetic are taught In all classes. History in two
ana gram mar In one. The pressure in the primary
department has been great to necessitate four
or nve promotions to the grammar department in
eighteen months The educational grade Of the
sch ool is somewhat low, but the interest Of the pu
pills is very encouraging.
The discipline is not exceed by any school in the
city and fs easily enforced The teachers show great
pat ience and earnest and careful in their efforts
to educate and ameliorate the morals of their
charges. The solid and rapid progress of the FIRST
ano second classes IN the male department. was en-
pec1 'lly patent since the last examination. This
&C nooi 1s more than twice the size OF any colored
school In the city. It was tasteuny decorated, and
was attended by the parents OF the scholars Dr. J.
8. Thorne. Of Brooklyn President OF the New York
State Board OF Education, was OF the visitors to
this school, and delivers cd short address IN happy
and very appropriate language. much to the gratiA
cation ofthe principal teachers and scholars
mex1tOr1.
GUS svn0iars:
MALE DEPARTMENT-PRINCIPAL, GLEN
WOE PRIMO PAL, A. DOTY.
FIRST CLAss--rEAoHER, A porY >yR-rH1nrY.r.vr
PUPILS. tH y
First prem,um-Haynes Berry; second premium
James PATTERSON; third premium-Bobert Holman. |
honorable nention--Benjamin Bee, 6ico CAN'T
and George Parker. G E---t IL --
Ds'ingulshed for good conduct. attention to stu
oles ana prohctency--Willam Owens, Joseph Rainey
and Alfred Caboule.
SECOND cLAss--TEAoHER MRS RoBlNsoN-FoRrY.
FoUR PUPILS.
First prenaium--Peter Gibbes; second premium
Joseph Owens; third premium-Paul Whaley ~
Honorable 7nenr0H-- Alfred Fraser, David Fraser
and Joseph Campb IL
Dstin gnishea for Repd conduct attention 20 stud.
les and proacie cy--Kufas Mitchell George Sands
ers and George Watkins.
THIRD oLAss-TnAoHxH, Mrs e MAn-FrprY.rHnrr
~. - - PUPILS X,
, First premium John Wright; second prenaium-
Ffancls Aolton; third premium -inlay Johnson
Honorable ment,on-Pien,y Wo fe, Edward feldel |
and Joseph Mills.
Distinguished for rood conduct at,enA; IN q RI |