National Republican., 1874-06-06
EDUCATIONAL RESULTS.
TEE PUBLIC SCHOOL 1xlMINArroSs1
OF YESTERDAY.

OF YESTERDAY. y
THE BOYS AND GIRLS UPON THE ANXIOUS
sEATs-THE TEACHERS, PARENTS AND
TRUSTEES ON THE. wATcH-ShMEs OF
THE FORTUNATE AND SUCCESSFUL
eENE:AL LsATIsFAcTIoN.
rIRsr pisrRicr
Male Secondary No. taught BY Miss Addie
H. Fuller, IN the Franklin school building, was
and Mckee, Trustee Warner also being present.
The parents and frisuds Of TIE pupils were uuu-
erously present, and bad ample cause TO congrstn-
late the accomplished teacher upon the very
kedfmproyement during the year. Miss Full
Of the district to whom the trustees and the pat
rons Of the public schools Of the cityrefer with 20
much satisfaction IS an efcient and cultured pre-
ceptor. Her school is not wrongly numbered, for
1t proved No. In appearance, order and attain
ments. Il was 10 this sohonl that the prize speier
q the First , district Secondary schools, Master
month, and he received his well-deserved gold
medal yesterday With an evident degree of pride
whom the honor reelected. Miss Fuller has on her
rolls nfty-iye boys, all OF whom are recommended
for transfer to higher grade. Few teachers can
scholars have been under instruction during the
year, twenty OF whom hays been transferred 10
higher grade. Master VIM. Baldwin received
diplomas: Mason Richardson. Chas Hupp, WIN.
Paxton, julius Schneider Valentine Meyer.
o. seaa Iseps bss
McGlll, Harry Selden, Melvin Lamb, BENJAMIN
Parkhurss. Nfn0 Barbsfi, Harry Hamilton, John
Female Secondary, No. L. taught By Hiss Ra-
I-cheI Jhhs Day, who was appointed % D teacher
ship In thiS city about one yeat since, and who Is
! graduate Of the Farmington Normal school
at the Franklin building. Messrs. Hart, Warner,
Harris md Mckee. OF the trustees, were present,
and directed the examination, which passed of In
a creditable manner. Miss Day has on her roll
81 scholars, 6oofwhom are recommended for trans
fer to higher grade schools Elghty-nine scholars
ths yes Of whom have been transferred 70
higher grade schools. The following is
list Of the scholars who drew prizes:
awarded to Ella q. BoudInot, Alice M. Pushaw,
ElmR Gaines, Jennie r. johnson. Susan Wood,
Dottie Reid, Rosa Kuchner, Lillian y; Roach,
Huneke Emily o. Rubsap, Frances Z. Smith.
Sue Bell Danehower, Bessie W. Mason, Dus @,
Benjamin, Florence M. Roach. Emily E; Phz-
maer, Annie O. Underhill, Christians Whillet,
Lucretia Norton.
Female Primary No. s, taught by Miss Belle
Marsh, in the building corner Fourteenth and q
Trustees o'Driscoll, Mckee and Hart. Miss
Marsh Is q teacher OF eight years experience and
graduate of the Grammar schools OF washing
ton. The thoroughnoss with which the pupils
answered all the questions put to them was re-
marked by the numerous friends and parents
present. A novel feature Of the exercises was the
reading Of original compositions by many OF the
pupils, which Hero In style and matter wonderful
for children SO young. The calisthenic exercises
were most interesting and performed with great
precision. One hundred and thlrteep children
have been under instruction in this school during
the year, Of whom % have been trapsferred, and
2fare now recommended for transfer 70 higher
marked bY the trustees present that the medal
scholar Of Miss Days sc6eol this yesg is grad;
ass Of Ms; msrshs Ses sfsa
The foll6Wins was the roll OF merit: Ella J.
Armour, medal scholar. Diploma scholarELiz-
Emma H. Phzmaier, Liszie V. Brown, Ella L.
Robertson, Lille NJ. CsvansuEh, Annie Peters,
Ellen Alien Lis1te Fayman, Alice Russell, saSy maSy
as rewards Of merit to Lizzie Z. Flather, ICON
testant for the uedsl,f Ada N. Forsyth, Helen J.
Smith, Lizzie Feaiy, Rosa simons and mary A.
Beuzer. ~ =
Malls Primary, No, I, taught by Mrs, NJ. A.
.Ssupsou, In the building eoEpsf. Of Fourteenfh
and q strict was EXAMINED at P. m. yesterday
Hart, and manifested considerable and crafty
ing improvement for the year. Mrs. Sampson,
by six years Of effclent teaeheIship has won the
esteem and confidence OF the Board OF Trustees
| and the patrons Of the schools. She has on her
rolls s. pupils, of whom 81 are recommended for
transfer 70 higher grade ,s schools :, During s the me
been transferred. Her roll Of merit bore the fol-
lowing names: VIM T. Gill, medal scholar;
Csrrinston, C Nathan 0. Lane, Ernst Forsyth.
| VIM. T. Flaker, Mont Hunter, Andrew Hender-
| son, Geo. W. Beaton, Jennings Dougherty, A l..
Muirhead, Z. A. FlnckeI and Frank L. Goheens.
SECOND pIsTRIcT.
Male SECONDARY, No. s-The examinations In
Of the grade above mentioned. It is located in
Grace NJ. E. church, corner OF Ninth and 8 streets
/ northwest, and the room presented most attrao.
4 tive appearance. In addition to the garlands oi
evergreen that festooned the walls, pot plants oi
rare exoties filed the windows, and with the
/ many bouquets that occupied the desks emitted a
powerful though pleasant perfume. Specimens
Of the boys art in drawing and map tracing were
on exhibition, and bespoke talent for the artists
The young lady in charge of this school, Mise mis-,
Kate T. Brown, enjoys the reputation OF not only
being of the best teachers in her district, but
| is considered as having no superior In the grade
else control. Her pupils range between the ages
Of IL and Is years, and brighter SET or boys II
| would be hard TO gather together. In their re-
sgit YitpS III them Is ready % answer showed tina, com.
petent drill master had not only been at work,
Sfi.Ps 3; RadE.4 ssssa p F Fsa
and 5y.s6inas w E5ssF Il s;H s s.
had been pursuing during the past year, and
| while the excellent manner In which they 40
quilted themselves afforded much satisfaction to
those present. It must have been o double recon-.
pense to the young lady who has toiled with them
s5y nyy about is@ s 1 IT, patents e
Of The scholars the assurance that the framing Q!
thsiS children was IN able banda fhe ssho0ll
bc trsnsferrsd The selected readings BY B.
| Fairchild, A. Wells and Gs6rge Orr were well
received, al we'll as duet by A. Wells and W.
tees and othstS The following .wards were made
Dahief, Frank O. Henry, Charles F. Walker
| Gross. Ira K. Moore, Robert A. Wind, BENZ. L
| Fairchild, Dennis P. Malone. George z. Orr
Edward Wolts, George n. FrsEee, Albert h
Wells
Female PrimarytNo. Sat the conclusion q
I the exercises at Grace church, Trustees McLel
i Ian and Wolf repaired to Female Primary, NO
located on SlxtA street aooSs Ifana a. 2, n;
| school Of the same district, examined the pupii!
4 Of this school. This array Of stern men wal
to az me s1s Mss Isnps So,s
their teacher very amiable and good-lookinG
lady BY the way has exercised pretty strict an
the children were seIf.possessed, and in the eI
animation did their teacher and themselves
credit. There are slxty-six names on the roll
transferred. The premiums were awarded as fol
lows: Mccall, Louise + Pyentiss. diplomas
Mary v Con6oye, Dora E. Fahrenbruch, Blanch,
E%Hs SssI Iaara Mass Mace Belle Twom
bly,, bessie ]. NJ. MeElwain, Marie Antoinett!
Timms, Jesse Lee Wood, Kittie Wynn, sadie z E
|, fIuobt, 4<ul1 LAcLD
Thomas, Minnie A. Healy Annie Burke, Belle
Mortimer Miller and Bertha Kaufman.
Female Primary, No. s-This school is located
in the same building as the one Just preceding 1t
and Miss E. L. Wilson, the teacher, has performs o
the work Of an instructress WELL faithfully fulll
ing her duty to the little ones IntIusted TO he
saEs sIEustsss MSlt 1 & 9Sa NsJfllag ,sRa AZ
returned the scholars to the charge Of thei
teacher satisfied with the exhibition given Of II.
EpoEsdFs Of the stua,ss they bad Rssl Rsrs1ins
| were present, and thlrty-nve will be transferred
= The following is the merit roll: Medal-Antoin
ette Woltgrnade Dlplonas-F. lmogen Eckloh
Ids NJ. Rfbnitzky, Enc Greer, Ids o. Fahren
/ brucb, Margaret s. Wolhanpter Laura Y: N
: Chandler, Florence A. Rose, Estelle X. Yost
/, | Josephine Burke, o. Irwin Orr, Margaret n
!, Lamnond, Mary E. Vlehman, and Matilda
, Loefher. = -! rH e
THIRD DISTRICT.
} Primary School, No. s, situated In McCormic
, building on Third street, between N and N, an
taught by Mrs Mary Wilkerson, was examine
|. yesterday BY Trustee Dulin. The following wer
! the Awards: Medal, Lillian N. Berkeley; diplS
! mas-Mary Fullalove,. Lizzie Eckstine, Mar
I Branson Emma Kershaw. John Howlin, Fam
Stewart, Emma Long, Jas. Somers Blanch Dur
= ninRton Minnie Eckardt Miss Wlkerson ma
: forty-iYe pupils, and will transfer twenty-eign
Primary No. ewas examined by Trustee frenci
The school is located in Mccormick building
| and n taught by Miss Martha ]. McCutchel
She has 6s scholars and IS transfers wi
), Be made The merit roll 10 a. follow