The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-09

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FOURTH DISTRICT SCHOOL ExAMI'
NATIONS.
Yesterday oar reporter visited the diiferent
echools of the Fourth District for the purpose
Uf ascertaining their condition and the pro
o,ress of the scholars in the different depart
aaents.
s-ppER GIRLS SCHOOL.
This school, situated on Chestnut street, be-
eween jackson and Philip, has on its roll 2O5
young ladies, who are now undergoing a most
thorough examination in the branches Of study
Of which they have been engaged in during
The past year Their annual exhibition will
lake place next week, when they will graduate
The largest class of young ladies that has left
the school for number of years. The teachers
OF this admirable institution are: Mrs. NJ. E.
Mcdonald, Principal; Mrs. L. NJ. Richardson,
Miss M. S. Brown, Miss II. W. Seymour,
Miss Z. Armstrong, Miss E. Kennedy, Asso-
teiate Teachers
MAGNOLIA BoYs' AND GIRLS SCHOOL,
This school, situated on Carondelet street,
between jackson and Philip, is decidedly the
finest primary school in the Fourth District;
has All boys who are under the tutorship OF
Mr.. Warren Easton, as Principal; Miss M.
Finerty, FRS. Assistant; Miss 3. Cox, First
Assistant; Miss Q. Woodwork, Second Assist
ant; Miss II. E. Rees Second Assistant; Miss
Kate Lee Third Assistant; Miss NJ. Grice.
Third Assistant; Miss n. Lee, Ihild Assistant;
Hiss E. Brooks, Third Assistant
The girls department numbers 1863 pupils
and are taught by Miss N. A. Wickes, as Prin-
cipal; Miss b. Cenas, First Assistant Miss A.
NJ Hero, First Assistant; Miss Ruth Nc Emery,
Second Assistant; Miss r. Howard, Second
Assistant !. Miss Cora Beecher, Third AS
sistant Miss NJ Vessel, Third Assistant.
The annual exhibition was held yesterday
On the school, and the young ladies and gentle
saen both in their defamation and deport-
snent showed clearly the pains that had been
taken with them during the past year by their
seachers.
LAUREL BOYS SCHOOL,
oh the corner Of Philip and Laurel streets,
contains 3Sl boys They held their annual
celebration yesterday, and were assisted IN
eheir singing by 20 young ladies from the
principals room Of the McDonogh school,
who were in attendance by invitation. The
singing was delightful, and the boys acquitted
themselves creditably. The corps OF the
saurel school is as follows:
NJ. Nj. Lowe, Principal; Miss NJ. S. Cress-
well, First Assistant; Miss NJ. Z. Tark, First
assistant: Miss Purcell, Second Assistant;
Miss Westerfeld, Second Assistant; NJ. E.
LYONS. Third Assistant; Miss Kundert, Third
Assistant: Miss Williams, Third Assistant.
LIVE OAK GIRLS SCHOOL
- on the corner Of Ninth and Constance
streets, and is one OF the finest educational
institutions in the Fourth District, number
ing $50 pupils. The various departments had
been festooned with evergreens and flowers by
che teachers and scholars for their annual GEL
e.brtion which was held Yesterday.
The children acquitted themselves far be-
yond the anticipation of all present The
teachers of this school are: Mrs. J. W. Egan
Principal; Mrs. II. L. Taliaferro, First AS
sistant; Miss S. NJ. Thompson, Adjunct First
Assistant; Miss ). e. O'Brien, Second Assist
ant; Miss M. b. Campbell, Second Assistant;
Miss NJ Goodall, Third Assistant; Miss G.
Hodges, Third Assistant; Miss f. Shaw, Third
Assistant.
LIVE OAK BOYS SCHOOL.
The Live Oak Boys School was the next
ono visited. This school has enrolled 39S
scholars. and is under the tutorship of Mr.. J.
Il. Hutchinson, as Principal; Mrs. A. S. How
ard, First Assistant: Miss NJ. A. Tharp, Adj
iunct First Assistant; Miss F. A. Stringer,
second Assistant; Mrs. J. NJ Pearson. Second
Assistant: Miss M. j. Dowty, Third Assistant;
Miss NJ. i. Hodgkins, Third Assistant; Miss
e. DeLacy, Third Assistant.
THE FULTON CoI.oRED SCHOOL.
This school (boys and girls), situated at the
corner of Fulton and Josephine streets, num-
bers 1856 pupils, whereof $50 are boys and 136
are girls. Miss E. c. Carpenter is i'll charge
of the school as Principal, and, as was demon
strated by the examination held Yesterday,
the lady has filed the position with great
credit to herself and the utmost satisfaction
10 those who entrusted her with the tuition Of
their children.
The school in every department compares
favorably with any in the city, as was evil
denced at the examination in the various ex-
ercises, wherein the classes appeared. Ap-
pended will be found the names of the teach
ers in this school Miss E. c. Carpenter,
Principals Miss II. L. Garrett. First AS
sistant Mrs. J. Il. Dicks, First Assistant !;
Miss l.. T.. Lambourne, Second Assistant !;
Mrs. j. J. Ingrahan,, Second Assistant Miss
II. Schwartz, Third Assistant /; Mrs. J.. Ward,
Third Assistant.