Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-05
WHITE SCHOOLS.

amined hy Trustees Harris and Stuart yester-
and is composed Of very small children. II is
in charge Of Miss Fanny +. Julien, young
lady who understands teaching, and her school
Se al
was awarded to Ellen LAYTON, and diplomas to
Irma Heilprin, Theresa Hinklebein, Emma
G 6 Mar Mary e; Lynch, Ida Smith, Cora
Msllow, Helen Spalding, Matte Barron, Mar
tina Shinn, Hattie Aston, Mary Chamberlin
and Emma PressoD.
Male Primary No. II was examined by Trus-
tee Hart. This school Is in charge of Miss X ate
Snyder, and. like the one above mentioned, is
composed of young children. Miss Snyder Is a
trict, and has been teaching several years to the
satisfaction Of the trustees. The hOnors of the
school were conferred upon the following
Medal TO Robert c. Milburn; diplomas to John
Jebb, Willie Kaiser. Eugene Sampson, james
Kettner, Harry McGlue, Willie Godfrey, Man.
rice King, Andrew Rick, George Borden, Ed
ward Ross and Harry Huise.
Male Secondary, No. 3, Miss Ella Mcmahon
teacher, was examined by Trustee Harris and
Superintendent Wilson, in the presence OF a
large crowd of spectators. The boys passed a
roll, all of whom will be transferred in Septem-
Der. The school medal was awarded to Law
renee Cole, and diplomas to Charles Henderson,
Clarence Barnard, Benjamin Parkhurst, EN-
erson Hawk, Harry Hamilton, Benjamin Du-
vail, Joseph Morgan, William Baldwin, Chas.
McGill, James Williams, George Scott, Robert
Hurley, and William Paxton. Benjamin Du-
vail also carried off a special prize, having won
the spelling medal in the contest between the
Secondary schools Of this grade.
Female intermediate No. 2, Miss l.. K. Smith
teacher, was examined by Superintendent Mt
Wilson, Trustees Hart and Harris and as usual
passed satisfactory examination. In COM
petitive examinations it bore off three special
prizes, viz: for spelling, by Miss Ellen Fitz-
and for German, by Miss Rosa Korn. Another
papil of the school, Miss Eva McCuen, COM
peted so closely with Miss kOrn for the German
medal that Trustee Hart presented her with a
special prize. Miss Laura Emmart was awarded
the school medal, and diplomas were awarded
to Misses EHen Eltzhugh, Emily lockwood,
Katie Sterling, Lima Frank, Fanny Martin,
Cora Hines, Alice York, Minnie Moore, Mary
Hill, Alice Speake, Eva McCuen, Emma Reiss,
Sadly Shaw, Mary Barry, Charlotte wohlfarth,
Sallie Bucket, Alice Smart, Ella Beall, Ger
trude McNabb, Mary German, Rosa KOrn, Ger.
trude Farrelly, Mettie Gibbs. and Lillian Hart
we'll.
Second District.-Yesterday Primary, No 9, ,
Miss Lizzie Haislup, located in the Brent build
ing, was examined by trustee Woodward. THIS
schools numbers 63 small boys, and has tran
ferred 80 pupils during the year, and a like
number are ready for transfer now: The pre-
miums were awarded as follows: Meda--Wm.
Constantine. Diplomas for attendan Geo.
Crawford, John Mitchell, Theodore Miles,
ouis j. Peyser, Edgar Perry, and Theodore
Thomas. Northumberland Weaver, Maui
rice Adler, Charles Bright, and VIM. Maloney.
cholSrship-Peter PrntZ, Thomas Clements,
Andrew I'll. Duffy, Anthony Dennison, James
Bresnahan, and Geo. SeibOld. Penmanship-
Henry Stolpe. Vocal music-wm. Dickson.
Miss NJ. G.. JohnsOn's school, (primary No.
H. located in the 9Th street shanty was ex-
amined by Trustee DERRICK and exTrus zee
Mcclellan. Thirty-ive pupils belong to this
school, all OF whom were present. But half "A
dozen will remain in 1T when the transfers are
made. The medal was awarded to VIM. Moran,
and diplomas to the following For scholar
ship, Chas Merrilat, VIM. Perry, John Snsel,
Herman Sentner, VIM. Martin, August Dahler;
Wilmer Bowen, Horace Bcall; de-
pertinent, Geo. Wylie, Jacob Book inder Chas
Crider; penmanship, Geo. Beall; vocal music,
Sydney johnson.
Secondary No. 10, Miss Jennie Free, teacher,
located on street, between 4th and 5th, was
examined by ex-Trustee Mcclellan. There are
IN this school fifty six young girls, and all but
four were present. The entire school will pass BY
transfer to the intermediate schools at the next
Pringhorn, and diplomas to the following: For
atte ndance. department and scholarship, Be-
linda q. Saunders, Flora f.. Lathrop, Georgiana
Ellis, Ella j. Lemon. Attendance and deport-
ment, Sarah A. McMurray, Margaret NJ. Rupp,
Lille III. Heidee, Louisa q. Letter, Carrie L.
Stowell. Attendance, Sarah Odenwald, Cath
crime Decker. Harriet a. Kaiser, Mary l.. KAT
ser, Mary j. Clarkson. Department and schol-
arship, Caroline c. Schlaich, Mamie A. Fen
wick. Department, Grace l.. Lesh, Ellen S
Conner. Susie G. Silvers, Mary X. Willard
Mary 5; White, Anna II. White, Sophia e
Phillips. Vocal music, Annie ID. Kaiser.
Male Primary, No. I, was examined by Trus-
tee Woodward yesterday afternoon. The school
the teae s gerry fheTe We4s nanes on the ro
transferred. The Following were the awards:
Medal. Frederick W. Bevens. Diplomas: For
bins, Louis q: SeibOld, Nehemiah Hammer
chlay, Jesse E. Ch,.sty; attendance, Chss. F.
Hoffman, VIM. Scrivener, Henry F. Tigeier,
Vim. l.. Burkhart, Francis Krass, Edward +.
NysTs; department Frank NJ Webe frank
William b. Hoover; vocal music,
John q. Hodges.
Primary No. 10, located on 9th street, near p,
vas examined by Mr.. DERRICK. There were As |
names on the roll (all presently and IS will be |
transferred. The premiums were awarded as
ollows; Medal-Albert Rhob: Diplomas for |
E. Weber, Fred. G. Lotus LOTUS.
'harles A. Deyers, Harry French, Robert |
1orsAr Chars Hurdle. Observation-Disclosures |
.Ockhead. Arthur Lewis, George II, McDuell,
Martin Donaldson. Vocal music-Fritz Bur-
let. Penmanship-Chas.B ehrens.
Third Distriet-Primary No. 3, Miss Stromber- |
,er teacher, was examined yesterday afternoon
" Mr.. W. P. Allen. The medal was awarded to |
leo. Otterback, and diplomas to the following |
BOYS for department., attendance, scholarship,
md music, viz: Maurice OtteIback, Ellsworth |
loss, Henry Smart, Lemuel Lowry, Fred.
Mishan, Thos. Hale, John Stockett, William
Henry Wi liam
irmistead, Joseph Murphy, George Shelton,
chas- Burgess, 8. Lewis, and Frank Davey.
The whole number of transfers is 22, and the |
otal number of scholars is 20. The building in
which the school is located is greatly in need of
epairs.
Primary school No. 2. (female, } located in the |
Cranch building, Miss SandersOn teacher, was
by Trustee French. This sxamina-
ion, though rigid, was ENTIRELY satisfactory to
he examiner. The medal was awarded to Kate
NJ. Burgess, and diplomas to the following
misses: Annie Davis, lnez Clarke, Agnes Por.s,
Matte Turner, Jane Burgess, Grace Neyhart,
Laura Padgett, Carrie Ober, Effie Wright
Charlotte Dessey, Fannie Woods, and Christine
Snyder. This school has GO scholars, @ of
whom will be transferred to higher schools in
September.
Primary No. ii, taught by Miss Nicholson,
was examined by Trustee Dulin, with equal
satisfaction. The medal was awarded to Frark
and diplomas to the following boys:
John Mitchell, James NOkes, William MARTIN,
William Weber, James Doddrell, Henry Fol-
son, Isadore Bieber, Abraham Fairall, William
and Henry Ferrell. The number of
is u; the whole number of scholars, 81.
This school is located i'm the AnacOstia building.
and, like No. 9, the schoOl-rO0m is greatly in
need of repairs.
Male primary No. 1, Miss Clarke teacher, was
by Mr.. Moore. The medal was
awarded to Conrad Weiss, and diplomas to
Matthew l.. McNully, j.. ID. Griffin, James NJ
Cathran, Robert F. Gordon, Thomas A. Baily,
Miller, Theodore Miller, Robert
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