New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12

girls IN Miss Mattaxa's room are certainl,
deserving Of seats in the High School, and
most OF them will apply. Parents make bu,
| few visits. The school, generally speaking
Is IN hourishing condition, as the following
roll Of honor indicates:
| Blanche Blanc, Emma Rowley, Josephine
Eiseie, Marie Hermann, Louisa Schick. Eu
genie Rochi; Libbie Canning, Leonie Pon
guon, Lille Schrieber, Amelia Hermann
Marie Hazure, Lima Pitelot, Eugene Mouny
Alice Lott, Stella Ponjuan, Serermissa Del
londe, Augustine Shulty, Lydie Silva, H
Langerle, Sallie Wakeman, Anronia Croft,
Louise Pippo, Amelia Neyhusel Lena Mil.
ler, Q. Rey, c. Harry, A. Fry, A. Bordenave,
A. Wilson, L. Ebling.
Ieachers-Miss j. NJ. Mettaxa, principal;
Miss NJ. V. Sarran, first assistant; Miss H. A.
Zangarle, second assistant; Miss A. Icard,
second assistant; Miss B. Nolan, third as
sistant; Mrs. j. E. Leefe, third assistant.
OrIeans-Boys and Girls.
This is small but useful school, furnish
ing education to very needy class, under
the supervision of Misses V. Flory and
Marshall. There are seventy-fve names on
the roll, and for the short time the school
has been in operation the children have
made much progress.
Rampart-Girls.
Nearly 300 intelligent children are in con
stant attendance, and few pupils are SO in
tent on their lessons as these are. The
building and furniture are presentable.
while the teachers are persevering. Roll of
honor: Louisa Sawan, Emma Peters, Eliza
Solache, Julia O'Brien, Julia Frank, Lizzie
Virgins, Isabella Mesritz, Laura Rust,
Mary Claude, Louisa Rantz. Teachers
Miss NJ. V. McCarty, principal; Miss NJ.
Sassinot, first assistant: Miss NJ King
second assistant; Miss L. Del Trigo, second
assistant; Miss R. Morant, third assistant;
Miss L. E. Bibb, third assistant.
Barracks-GirIs.
Few schools excel this in any particular,
which is saying something rather broad.
There are 1856 pupils. Emily Robinson is
the happy miss whose record stands fault
less: Indie Millspaugh is next, having SO
marks Eugene Roudanez, 9S; Amelia CHA
pella, 81; NJ. Batsay, 95: NJ. Mcguire, 95:
Olivia Taylor, 81. They will, in all prob
ability, 60 to the High School Immediately
after the morning exercises there was an
exhirion, witnessed by room full of Wis
itors.
Teachers-Miss NJ. D. Cooper. principal;
Miss E. NJ. Mccarthy, first assistant; Miss
H. Hebert, second assistant: Mrs. A. Dain,
third assistant; Miss NJ. A. Maillot, third
assistant; Miss E. L. Dumpford, third as
sistant.
Bayou Road-Girls.
This school is one of the best in the
Second District, having 200 girls, all of
whom are quite attentive to their books,
and quite perfect in their lessons. Writing
is one Of the best of their requirements.
The salutatory, written by Georgiana Fos-
dick, and Perseverance" by Laura Baillie;
"Daily Duty" by A. Milleur; "A Slight
Mistake by Julia Farr, possess superior
merit.
The roll Of honor-L. Diard, H. Turezans,
c. McCarty, P. Xavier, H. Durable, E. Du-
ralde, H. Deslonde, E. Morel, F. Deslonde,
S. Brunings, L. Joseph. A. Dussian.
Teachers-Mrs. F. V. Hooper, principal;
Miss A. Ribet, first assistant; Miss NJ. L.
Todd, second assistant; Miss A. Laforgue,
third assistant; Miss E. Cow, third assist
ant
Most of the directors called at the differ
ent schools, yesterday, and Superintendent,
Boothby called at each one. Visitors were
abundant.
Examinations will be held in the Third
and Fifth Districts to-day.