New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-12
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS
Tbird Day.

| Third Day.
| Schools in the third ward held their ex-
aminations yesterday, and were generally
tolerably well attended-at least far better
than those on previous days.
MADISON GIRLS SCHOOL.
This is one of the staunchest in the de-
| partment, and the attendance is continually
large. The scholars are bright and cheer
tul, obedient to their teachers and ready to
learn, for the instructors are very patient
and Jealous. The pupils are well advanced
and Miss c. Kasson. the principal will for
ward about dozen aspirants fer the high
school, all Of them fit subjects for promo
tion.
The average attendance is 421, no room
having less than fifty pupils. The directors
may well feel proud of this building.
The teachers are: Miss c. Kasson, prin-
eipal; T. Jackson, K. NcCann, III. McCord,
K Mulrey, N. Ferguson, A. Mcclure. The
branch school is presided over by Misses 3,
f. Sullivan and NJ K. Ham bin, and is in a
toicrably tlourishing condition.
The exercises were fully up to expecta-
ton, indeed equal to any.
The roll of honor consists Of Lizzie Kelly,
Katie Brown, Lilly Schwartz, Beatrice Gil
man, Florence Moody, Mary Steele, Kate
Curtis, Katie Clavier. Julia Clavier, Sarah
Barnes, Georgiana Constantlne.
eportment-Katie Brown, Lizzie Kelly,
Laura SibIey, Fannie Carb. Lilly Schwartz.
Amelia Cragg, Mary Curtis, Lizzie Army,
Lizzie Mulvey, Beatrice Gilman, Florence
Moody, Pauline Rivera, Lille Shannon.
Recitation-Lizzie Kelly, Katie Brown,
Pauline Rivera, Lizzie Gardanghi, Georgi
and Constantine, Lilly Schwartz, Fannie
Carb, Julia Ctavier, Katie Clavier. Sally
Sloan, Sarah Carb, Mary Curtis, Mary
AdOlph, Katie Ward, Fannie Young, jean
ME EubaDks, Grace Davidson, Gertrude
Simpson, Odelia Bacon, Maggie Maher,
Annie McCord.
Music-BIanche Roche, Lilly Schwartz.
Louise Sibley.
Elocution- Julia CIavier Katie Claviero
FISK BOYS SCHOOL.
This school is in excellent condition, in
charge of good corps Of teachers, and it is
to say that the children have
made great progress in their books. The |
lads arc apt and willing to learn. 1t is not |
too much to say that few schools in the de-
partment can equal it.
Quite fair number of visitors attended. |
and seemed interested il the proceedings
HOWARD SCHOOL, BOYS AND GIRLS.
This school is located at the corner Of
Howard and Cypress streets, and proves a
worthy institution, accommodating many
children who would have no other opportu.
1ity to obtain the advantages of an ordi
1ary education. The scholars are ready TO
earn, and are under the direction of good
,eachers. The progress made is commend
able.
The roll.of honor in the first division is as
ollows:
Boys, first division : Walter Ware,
Noses Stewart, Paul Jones, Warren Adams.
Girls, first division-Laura Moss, Mary
Thomas, Harriet Valentine, CIementine
Bowman, Josephine Ware.
The teachers are Principal-Miss E. E.
tigers. Assistants-Miss J. E. Morton,
Iiss M. A. Greanor, Mrs. E. Dobie, Miss q.
Donovan, Miss Satchell Dunn.
CHESTNUT SCHOOL, ALGIERs.
Under the direction of Mrs Kicker, this
ehool is making good progress, and the
upils look as if their studies were but