Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-10
Public school Examinations.

Public school Examinations
FIRST DISTKICT.
Female intermediate school No Q in the
Franklin buildiDg, Miss Nellie z. Reed teacher,
was examined this forming by Trustee III .rri-,
ex-lrustee F. ID. Stusrt, and Mr.. A. L. Stua Z,
teacher OF male intermediate school No. l. in
practical and mental arithmetic grammar
geography, history, and physics The school
has suhered somewhat during the year in con-
sequence OF the illness of the teacher, which
Kept her from the schoOlroOm for many weeks;
but nevertheless the examination was As credit
able as any that has yet taken place Miss Reed
II q graduate of the normal school at Fa-min o.
ton, Me, and has been teaching here two wears,
She possesses to the fullest extent the conf
dence of the superintendent and trustees. The
examination developed the fact that vast
amount OF work had been done during the year
The school prizes were awarded as follow:
Medal to Nancy NJ. Ma sOn; diplomas to Harriet
Gibbs, Belle Mesny, Lola Clokey, Lily Spack-
man, May Bennett, May Chase, Ella Slime
me- u, Lena Button, Ruth 4ouveneur, Kate
hoItzman, Alice Hurley, Emily Garner, Mar
ian SerTin, Louise Lehman, Edith Blackiston,
ana Jeannette McWiriam. Elizabeth Cattell,
pupil OF this school, carried off the frs: prize
Tor penmanship in this grade. Louise Lehman,
who received diploma for attendance, has
been pupil in the public schools for six years
and In all that time has never missed a day
from school.
Female Primary No. 10, taught by Miss Isa-
bella Nj. Wilson, was examined yesterday by
trustees Roeseer, Hart and Warner. Tine whole
class will be transferred to an advanced grade.
The medal was awarded to Theresa Hinklebein,
ard diplomas to Mary Q. Hilton, Ellen f..
Gregory, Augusta Streb, Kate Hess, Margaret
Cooke, Katie PfOluger, Lille Heilprun, Mary
III. Maher, Hattie N. Clements, Katie Pepper,
Alice Thompson, Wilberta French, sophia
Artes, Mary Mullin, Charlotte a. Harrisburg,
Josephine Linkins, Lizzie Hoffman, Katie
Paulding, Annie l.. Rollings, Annie Butler.
Male intermediate No. l, DIR. Stuart teacher,
MAS examined by Trustees Harris and Hart.
The following IL the roll of honor for the year,
OF the nfty-seven pupils now on the rolls -
Medal scholar, James p. McArdle; diploma
scholars 6hSd +; a. Schmidt, Benz; Murray, H; A.
IhOburn, Geo. Hartwell, T.. $. Rawlings, VIM.
Chayes, Z. y. Barry, K. j. Windsor, Z. j.
Inch, Robert Fenwick, III. G. Barclay, j. L.
Ccven and Riley G. Omohundro.
Male Secondary No. !, Miss Mary McArdle
teacher, was examined by Trustees O'DriscJll,
and Hart and Superintendent Wilson. There
are 80 pupils on the rolls, all of whom were
present. The medal was awarded to Clarence
Rheens, and diplomas as follOws:-Charles
Oliver, Thomas Nash, George Acton, Albert
SIillman, Henry KOlb, Frank Wood ward, Peter
McATdle, Richard Ckism, James Davis, Frisly
EISe[, John Lowry, America Pappone and Pat
rick NOonan.
Male Secondary No. 3, Miss MacMtIll
teacher, was examined by Trustees Hart, War
neI and Mckee. There are 50 pupils ON tie
roll; 152 have been under instruction during the
year, Of when 40 have been transferred. The
following is the prize list:-Medil scholar
Hatch Cook; diploma scholars, Henry Finckel,
Carly lc Fenwick, Henry King, Chas. Reuueker
HenrT Stock, Edward Ryan, Edwart Smith,
EaIOsrt Kerr, Luther Serrett, Chas. Duehay
John Cook, George Hacked, Arthur ClOkey,
JC>. Lattiner.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Primary No. II, in Wesley Chapel, Miss I1az
N. Goodrich, was examined on Monday by
Trustee Woodward. There were on roll 50 ali
present, and 80 will be transferred The fol-
loving Il the merit rOl:-Medal, Florence f.
Icomey; Giplomas-Margaret A. Kelly, Adiie
Nattans, Mary Il. Mcknew, Emma EnthodeU,
Marion Gregory, Sophia Peterson, Nellie Rick,
Emily DevlIn, NJ. Lizzie GOssen, Emma j Bet
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Minnie Peterson, Emma Moore, NJ. liza Armor,
Katie Hueter, Caroline Peterson, Ella ArnOr
Minnie Jorio, Frances keely, Jenny Mcknight,
Leonora Merritt, Lily Lawrence and Margaret
Powell. Maggie Kelly and Mary McKnew were
80 nearly equal to the medal scholar tn az friends
presented them with crosses.
Primary No. 10, Miss Lizzie Prather teacher,
was examined in the same room on the same
day by Mr.. Woodward. There are IS pupils on
the roll; 10 were present, and A will be trans
Iefred. The following is the merit roll: Medal
Laura V. Parsons. Diplomas-Annie g. Me-
Knew, Buelah T.. Parsons. GOlderia II. Walls ch,
Eva Nj. Wilson, Katie A. Fenning, Kate Kelly,
Fannie Black, Fannie b. Bergman, Lucy V.
Mcguire, Dorells Loop, Alice 4. Hutchinson,
Helen Horton, Julia Meinking, Pauline Baum,
Minnie Crowell, Laura Prosise, Clara Cohen,
Carrie Yates, Lydia Hunter, Julia Plant, Ada
Detweiler, Lillian Stott, Clara LAUGHS, Rosa
Browning, Florence Kirby, Virginia Camm sck,
Mary Roberts, and Bette Copenhaver. Aunie
McKDew was equal to the medal scholar, and
received medal Of the same value, presented
by friends.
Secondary NOT, (male) in the Berret build.
ing, was examined this morning by Mr.. McLel-
Ian, assisted by Mesgrs. Wolf, Richards, Detrick
and Gage. This school is in charge Of Miss
Mary o. Whitney, who has 4s pupils on the
roll, all but two present, and the examination
WAS a very fine one, 80 being ready for transfer
This school received one Of the spelling medals
o. the district, awarded to Frank Richsrds,)
an,. a medal was awarded 10 g. II. Rosenberg
for e., Cling in the school. The merit roll is as
follows; Medal, Charles Henry Rosenberg; dip
cIaas to T. W. Clements, q. l.. Mace, Grant
ISicharfs Z, has. p. See5oid, Jesse E. Christy,
Moses NeyU, yer, Castleman P. Boss, George
Wright, Schuy.r u STOKES STOKES, bo[snS Moran,
ssTd SbefSrce and Samuel Newton. In this
.chogl there were some nncOm monty fine speci-
mems of drawing (maps \. VI oDySets2 exhibited;
he only violation Of order was 0h ZIG FAtt OF
zone OF The visitors.
Primary No, (maIe), Mis> ida helSs, was
sXs mi-sed In tie same building tn Soini Sy
81 essIs. Wolf, Gage and Detrlck, az q ~ .nS
oiier being excellent. There were % on tne
roll, all present, and 80 viii De nrnin
There was not failure during the no nor na
nor any necessity TO cali to order. hei' The
several special readings by the pupils.
merit roll was as folio Ss:-Henry Clay stevens,
medal; and diplomas 70 Frank ID. Selfert, +. A.
Helmsen, Edwin D. Klopfer, John Weldkonig,
james F, Flaherty, Robert Sslkirk, c. w. Mey-
ers, George A. Green, F. W. Fox, Lang Il. Ed
wards, and Arthur j. Beall.
The examination of Mrs. Myers school, in
the ID district, will take place on Monday the
18th ats O'Clock, instead Of Friday tho h as
heretofore announced.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Secondary No. 3, corner OF 5th street and Vir-
GINA avenue southeast, Miss A. j. Rowland
teacher, was examined yesterday afternoon by
Trustee Marche. The following is the roll of
merit Medal TO Carroll SOper; dlplomas-Vic-
tor Hemstreet, William S. Hopkins, William P.
Williams, Peyton p. Wilkinson, Samuel 5. Viii
son, james A. Upper. Vincent A Hemstroet,
Louis L. MarceTon, Richard NJ. EmmOns, Al
bert 3. Duln, Randolph X. Schertlefn, Louis
NJ. Kruger. David j. kaufman. There are A
pupils in this school, 81 of whom will be trans
ferred to q higher grade.
Secondary No. 4, Wallech Building, Miss
Mary 4. AImistead teacher, was examined by
Trustees Allan and Dulin and Mr.. Hilton. The
awards were a. follows Medal, Rose Kelley;
diploma-Ellatean Benson, Mary Dunan, An
ME Z. Blundford, annie Huysman, X. Strom-
berger, Fife Wood, Margaret Waiz, Harriet
Hughs. Jessie James, Mary Felger, Rose air
fop, Margaret Jarboe, Leila Collifoxer Kate
Kelly, Clementina Collifower, j ulia Erb, Sarah
Gates, Martha Bates, Augusta Donch. The
teacher also presented Noble Dunan aud Ella
Benson each with a gold cross as q token of es-
TEEN for their progress during the year.
Secondary No. 8, Cranch Building, Miss Alice
cuiahan teacher, was examined by Trustee He
vey. The merit roll was:-Medal to Harry II.
jones' diplomas-Henry Cross Charles O'Con-
ner, George Wells, Wilbur Dodge, Ellsworth
Goss, Arthur Rawlings, John Stockett Bepia-
mi ha