The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-04
Austin. DISTINGUISHED for good conduct at
teution to studies and proficiency, Kate May
rapt. Sue Lambert. Fannie Green.
St. Philip Street School.


tention to studies and proficiency, Kate May
rant, Sue Lambert. Fannie Green.
St. Philip Street school.
The 81. Philip street school contains near
ly twelve hundred boys and girls, and is su.
perlntended by b. P. Archer, Esq. The ex-
ercises were commenced 10 the primary or
third department, which alone contains over
seven hundred pupils. The apartment could
not afford standing room for the ladies and
gentlemen In attendance. It was tastefully
decorated with evergreens and fowere. Major
George l.. Buist and Mr.. jacob WllimaD, the
commissioners OF this school, conducted the
exercises, with the assistance OF Nrs. White
head, the superintendent Of the primary de-
partment. The exercises were opened by the
reading OF the fourth chapter OF Proverbs by
Major Buist and the recitation OF the Lords
Prayer by the school. The pupils, under the
direction of Mr. Senior, next sasg number
of hymns and songs. This was followed by
the examination In English and arithmetic.
&C.. the result of which was highly credita.ble
to the school. Major Bulst delivered con-
grarulatory and encouraging. address to the
pupils, and afterwards, with the assistance OF
Mr.. whitman, presented The prizes.
The intermediate or second department,
under the management OF Miss Harbers, was
The scene of the next series of exercises. It
is composed entirely of boys. The programme
was very similar 10 that In the primary de-
partment, except that the examination en-
braced the languages, classics, Mathematics
&c. The examination proved that the teach
ers are highly competent and efficient. In
this department prize was offered for elocu.
tlon, which was competed for by six boys, and
won by Master Francis Easterby, who, in the
Judgment of the commissioners, was the beat
declaimer.
The exercises In the first department.,
which Is under the personal supervision OF
Mr.. Archer, were of the same general char
acter. The pupils evlnced great profcien cy
and displayed o gratifying familiarity with
classical and English literature. A prize for
elocution was also offered In this depart
ment. Five boys competed for 1t, and made
a remarkable display Of oratorical powers.
The prize was awarded 10 Master Gruver. In
both the 6rst and second departments Major
Buist presented the prizes with brief and ap-
propriate remarks.
The following is the list OF awards IN the
several departments:
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.,
Principal, Miss C. G. Harbers; Vice-Princi-
pa, Miss A. T. Cudworth..
First ClaBs-Forty pupils. MISS CudW0rth,
teacher. lst premium, Frank Terryi I'd, John
Simmons. Entitled to honorable notice, Jonn
Goyrr, James Jones, Emanuel Seckendorn.
DslInguished for good conduct, Cnas. Pierce,
Never Iseman, Wills N Miller.
Second CIass-Forty-eight pupils. MISS A..
NJ. Richardson, teacher. Let premium, Henry
RevnolGs: I'd, John Gleason. Entitled to hon.
orsble notice, Edward Prendergast, Theodore
Poppen, Paul Cantwell. Distinguished for
good conduct, Sidney jacob, John vaughan,
VIM. Graver.
son, teacher. lst premium, Edward g. Brit
ton: I'd, James Mooney; 81. Bissell Anderson.
Entitled 10 honorable notice, Thomas Conlln,
Marks Moses, Gustavus Suhrstedt. Distln-
puished for good conduct, Tnomss LOCKWOOD,
James Maloney, Isaac Jones.
Fourth Class-Fifty-one pupils: Mlss M Nh =
GibUes. teacher lsG premium; EMWar4 WIN
III. w
Emitted to honorable notice, William Sullivan,
Aaron Ducker and Theodore soubeyrou1.
DlstInguIshed for good conduct, Michael mur-
pny. SIeadman Meyer and Solomon lssar.
Filth C!ass-FIlty. mine pupils. Miss NJ. A.
| Wall, teacher. lst premium, Henry BolgeT;
| 2d, Rudolph Levisohn; Sd, Montague David
EnliLIed 10 honorable notice, Jerry Wesler-
veil. willis Kinsman, Joseph RayenoIia. Dis
,ingushpd for good conduct, Gaillard Wes-
| TO-, vii Hasspl Pro;hro, JImes T. Wall.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
FIRST Class-lst premium, Julia A. Runcken;
I'd, Mary E. Moran; 3D., Julia Harrington. Ea'
titled to honorable mention, Luclnos a.
| Grumme, Jane W. Conner, Ellen Cahill. Dls'
| tin"nIshed for good conduct and punclual at.
| tendance, Salie r. Pooser, Fannie Duncan,
Margaret A. Comar.
Second Cass-lst premium, Caroline L.
| Bringloe: %, Mary F. Burke; Sd, Waiter A.
Moore. Entitled 10 honorable mention. Ellen
Pendars, Isabel Cleapor, Joseph a. Thomp,
son. Distinguished for good conduct ano
| punctual attendance. Isabel ELIAS, Ameha L.
Ahrens, CalharinelPdrsons. Michael Morflssey.
Third Ciass-lsL premium, julia j. broWn;
2d. Edward c. Cantwell; Sd, Virginia G. Beau
drot. Enlitled 10 honorable mention. Julius
l.. Cav, Martha E. Harvey, John Mccarthy:
Distinguished for gu,d codnct anu puDctual
attendance, John +. Slurcken, Joseph HALO
ran, Pauline NJ. Jefferson.
Fourth Class-lsL premium, Mamie Il.
Ewin; I'd, Louisa L. SlgTaldi 80, Eowin
Young. Entitled 10 honorable mention, Cain'
arine o. Veronee, John F. Weekly, Ella NJ.
Pooser. Distinguished for good conduct and
nnncIIml attendance, Christina Martin, Au-
eustus W. johnson, Thomas I. BOlger.
Fifth Class-lst premium Leonora D. Sig.
wald; I'd, Mary e. Brillon; 81. John F. Roess-
ler' Eniitled 10 honorable mention, Paulina
Becker, 8. WIlhemina Schultz, George I.
Radcliffe. Distinguished for good conduct
and punctual attendance. Mary +. McGlnnlss,
Benedlna Flasch, James Ho9n;
Sixth Cass-lst premium, Jula ). Johnson;
I'd, Elizabeth Keeie; 81, Joseph P. Guy. En-
,Itiaa n honorable mention, Winiired Par
sona. Ida G, Clark, Gabrielle F. Lowry. Dis
linguished for good conduct aud punctual at
tendance. Mary A. Skinner, William Prender-
gast, Francis E. Fabian. ,,.u.o
Seventh Cass-lst premium, Ida mcClnts;
2i. Joan Johnson; 81 Helena II. Hugueiei.
Entitled to honorable mention, Sarah Erwin,
Mary R. MlEgies, Joseph Neslor. Disiin-
guisned for good conduct aud punctual ut.
tendance, Margaret Doyle, Christina L. John.
son, Julia 8. Jones, James L. Porter.
Eighth Class-Ist premium, Charles G.
whitman: I'd. William Ortman; Sd, Johanna
q HutWacser; Alb, Serena c. Moore. Entitled
IN honorable mention. Hampton K. Lea, Mary
@. BuIwinble, Meta H. jenkins. Distinguished
lor good conduct aud pnncluaI attendance,
Charles T. Syfan, Christina Swingman, Nj
thaniel Weekly.
NiuIh Class-lst premium, Sophia Koester;
I'd, Frederick NJ. Martin; Sd, William Wies-
kof. Entltled 10 honorable mention, Meena
c. Kurre, Charlotte A. simmons, =. walker
and nmnctnal attendance, Henrietta M.
| .hronr Tsrooo Sonntag, Harriet U, Johnson.