Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-07
Public School Examinaeisns.

day by Trustees Harris and Stuart. This school
therefore has not gained the standing it might
have had II one teacher had been in charge.
The medal was awarded to Charles Simpson
mond, Hamet Roundtree, Eddie shaw, Gilbert
Hart, Walter Stevenson, Frederick G. Church,
Milton Raub, Charles H. Rodgers, Irving Da-
wilson, and Cornelius Eckhardt.
Primary, No. Is, Miss Louisa weightman,
teacher, was examined by Trustee Hart. This
school has twenty four boys and thirty-four
girls on the roll, and they passed an excellent
examination. The medal was awarded to Mar
garet Wagner, and diplomas to Eliza Emm-
ner, Elizabeth Wagner, Rosa Cranston,
Elizabeth Conner, James Belt, William Dante,
Lloyd Weaver, Otta Heseh, Sarah A. Kennedy,
Susan Barrick and Margaret Curtin.
Secondary No. (male), Miss Addie Fuller,
teacher, was examined by Trustee Harris and
Superintendent Wilson, and, as usual, passed a
first class examination. The medal was
awarded to Charles f. McNabb. He also
in the competitive examination in his
grade. Diplomas were awarded to Charles
Barker, VIM. Hickenloper, John Motley, Geo.
Gordon, Edwin d,, Baker, Chas. BrGehl, Leonard
Cooper, Harry Robinson, George Sargent, An
drew Lamo, VIM. Omohumdro, Arts Burch,
Geo. Rawlings and Benz. Cowen.
Male Secondary No. 9, Miss Sue g. Hickey,
teacher, was examined by Trustee Hart. This
school has 80 pupils on the roll, all OF whom
were present and passed a good examination.
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and in September all the pupils will be sent up
to the intermediate school above. Both teacher
and pupils were Lightly complimented by the
examining trustee. The following awards were
made:-First honor, silver medal, tc Thomas HI.
Godfrey; diplomas to Walter DOxon, Ernest
King, Richard CoZzens, James Sweetman,
John Rich, Alvin Wilmington, John Moore,
Harry Barton.
Primary No. 4, in the Franklin building, Miss
Kate T.. Rawlins, teacher, was examined by
Trustee Harris. This school is composed Of
nd has fhar Tho
examination yesterday was thorough, and at
the close both teacher and pupils were compli-
mented by the examining trustee. The medal
was awarded to Lena Ourand. Her competitor
was Addie Kaiser, who was rewarded with a
diploma for scholarship, attendance and d. port
ment. The other pupils who received diplomas
Ambrose, Ida Baxter, Pamela Duryee, Msna
Imhof, Sarah M. FarQuhar, Emma Redstone,
Susanna Wood, Helen Bishop, Jessie Jones,
Alma Ebert, Ella Casseli, Ada Fill Alice Perrie,
Sellie POcock, Louisa POrtner, Hattie Nc
Queen and Josephine Michaelis.
Secondary No10, (female) Miss Jennie Halla-
ran, teacher, was examined by Trustees Faust
and Stuart. This school has 81 pupils, and is
located in the building OH 18th street, between
u and II which is well suited for school pur-
poses. The children yesterday acquitted them
were the awards: Medal to Miss Alice Corcoran.
Diplomas to Jessie Greer, Ella Greer, Lillian
Todd, Cora Serrin, Kate Grover and Z. Doug
lass for attendance; Mary Shinn, Clara Cohen,
and Mary Darman for scholarship; Mary
Mickum, Stella Waters and Elizabeth Wood
worth for department; Susan Bannister for i'm
provement in penmanship; Sophia jackson for
vocal music. Miss Hallaran will transfer at the
beginning of the next school year % OF her
scholars to higher grades OF schools.
Second District.-Male primary No. 1, in charge
OF Miss Gettings, was examined yesterday by
Trustee Randolph, in the Seaton building. All
OF the pupils, 81 in number, were present, and
10 Of them will be transferred. Medal, Albert
Minor; diplOmas-attendance department and
scholarship, John Madigan; attendance and
department. Frank Rowe, Henry l.. Shackel-
ford; attendance and scholarship, Lewis Gold
stein; attendance, Archibald Waters, Frederick
Noight, Charles Dodge, Seligman wa,lach,
scholarship, Henry Willis, Alfred Klakriny,
Geo. s. Daniel; scholarship, Elmer Dunn: de-
pertinent, Henry l.. Frazier, Joseph GOldstein
Cornelius Maloney, Fred. Shafhirt penman-
ship, William Jones; vocal music, Clifford
Grant.
Female intermediate No. 3, in charge of Miss
Kern, was examined In the Miller building by
Trustee DERRICK and ex-Trustee Mcclellan and
Mr.. A. n. Browne. The reading of original
compositions by Lille M. Trevftt, Susie r.
Sheriff, and Ellen Morrison, was a feature
will be transferred. Medal, Susan b. Sheriff;
diplOmas-depOrtment and scholarship, Rosa
Kaufman, Laura +. Towner, Linda Herman;
attendance and scholarship, Lille NJ. Treytt
Augusta Luchs; department and attendance,
Mary Sonnenburg, Mary A. HDlbroOk; scholar
ship, Cora A. Williams; department, Sarah H.
Whittlesey, Lena II. Holmes, Elizabeth Hobbs,
Mary A. Mills, Augusta NJ. Nichols, Carrie Nj
Hug hes, Mary II. White, Frances BOum, Carrie
n. Calhoun, Grace M. Dorsey; attendance
Emily A Lincker, Emma NJ. Bamberger, Ella
Harper; department and scholarship, Helen G.
Nichols; vocal music, Nellie s. Deland. Miss
Helen e. Nichols also received the second Spen-
ce.ian prize for penmanship.
Trustee Randolph examined Miss Ellis
school, in the SeatOn building. The school
numbers % scholars; 50 were present, and 40
will be transferred. Shortly after Christmas %
were transferred from this school. The pre-
miums were awarded as follows: Medal, Miles
Quackenbush; diplomas-attendance and PEN
manshiP, VIM. Kirby; scholarship and deport-
Dove; scholarship, Charles III. Fox, George Es-
lin. Jerry Veser, James Van Fenten, Albert b.
Hall; department., Charles l.. Cooke, Frank f..
Aryerer, Walter Donaldson, Thomas C. Clark.
Carl Cluss, VIM. Swinge. Geo. Miles, Michael
McManps, John Ward; music, Harvey Hayes
Miss Bartlett's school Urinary No. 81 was
al also Examined by Mr.. RandolEl The reading
liams, and Earnest Major, showed that the
school had received careful instruction in tn at
direction. The rell numbers IS pupils; all were
present. and 81 will be transferred. The awards
were as follows: Medal. Ernest L. Major;
diplomas, attendance and scholarship, LANES
Maher; department, VIM. Wagner VIM. Fisher,
Charles Keakoing, Charles T. Williams, J. +.
wall, A. H. Walker, Howard l.. Morrison, and
Howard b. Miller; department and scholarship,
Allyne Fisher, James Watson, J. IL. Hughes,
anu W. SCDOidIsQlp, w m. II. w IL
liams: music, G. +. McGaw; penmanship, Felix
| Mahoney.
Female Secondary No. 6, Miss Jane Thomas,
was examined by Trustee DERRICK. A short
time since Ella Perry, one OF the pupils died
and yesterday diploma to which she would
have been entitled was framed and hung up in
the school room. There are ffty-nine pupils in
| the school, hfty-six of whom were present and
| forty will be transferred. The premiums were
awarded as follows: Medal, Lizzie F. Brown:
diplomas for scholarship and attendance, Lillian
NJ. Cluss, Georgietta Bealle, Mary n. Finney;
scholarship and department., Annie X. Cluss
| LILA A Morrill,; scholarship, department and
| attendance, Nellie Hamlet, Sallie K Faherty
! Fannie Greer. Annie Linder; attendance and
department., Elizabeth g. Tan, Rhoda Richey
Ella Perry; penmanship, Aida Clark; deport-
| meDt, Alice Golden, Annie L. Kari, Louisa NJ
| Rowe, Matilda Doherty; vocal music, Lula H
Lyons, attendance, Sarah Peyser.
Secondary No. (male), Miss whitney teach
| er, was examined by Trustees Woodward ard
Randolph and Mr.. Mcclellan, on Thursday and
showed remarkable proficiency. There were
| two rivals for the medal, Francis w. Clements
and Charles L. Mace, who stood equally high in
| their studies The award Of the medal was left
| to the sub board, who decided that as Master
Mace received IL last year, Master Clement:
should have II this year, and il was accordingly
50 awarded. There are Al pupils in this sch0of
4 ALL Int 2f aw mi ~ 81