New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
VOLUME VI11-NO. 21O.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

PUBLIC sCHOOi. EXAMINATIONS.
Schools In the Second District held exam.
nations and exhibitions yesterday. with
fair tesults.
BIENvitLE-BOTS.
Three hundred and fifty names appear on
the rolls. Among the scholars are some
uuoommonly bright boys. who are studioas
and anxious to learn. After the morning
exercises very interesting exhibition was
given, which greatly pleased the pupils
and their relatives. Under the present
teachers this school will easily gain its
former reputation.
Teachers-Mr. Il. Wayne, principal;
Miss 8. Ludw first assistant; Miss NJ. j.
ONeil and Miss 4. Brown, second assist
ante: Miss A. Hubert, Miss L. Howard, Mrs.
4. Plsche and Miss X. Divine. third assist
ants: Miss Harriet Dolan. supernume:ary.
RoBERfsoH-GlRIs.
Mrs. l.. M. Williams, who has been teach.
ing great many years, has charge OF this
building, aided by able assistants. There
are twelve applicants for High School
honors, and, in fact, most of the pupils are
striving hard to acquit themselves credit.
ably, and Misses Kitty Christensen and
Augusta Wrocklsge have the honor of being
among the first of the best class. The
rooms were prettily decorated. the work OF
Miss Riley. The exhibition passed OF de-
lightfully. Taken altogether this school is
making good progress.
Teachers-Mrs L. M. Williams, principal;
Miss l.. Meyers, first assistant; Miss NJ. A.
Riley, second assis ant; Miss E. Hi'ariot,
Miss L. Laurent, Miss G. Cooper, Miss S.
Williams, third assistants: Miss Medora
Allen. superhumerary.
DERBIGNf-BOYs AND GIRLS.
This school is rendering good service,
educating 13j children, who are making
every effort to avail tn emselves of the ad-
yantsges offered. Harmony between teach
ere, pupils and parents " as recently dis
turbed. bus now everything 10 working
smoothly again. with a fair prospect that
all the first class will pass Nh examination
The schoisrs are neat and tidy. and attend
regularly.
Teachers-Mrs. Della Newall. principal;
Misa G. Keppard. first assistant; Miss f.
Moore. second assistant: Miss A. Williams.
third assistaui; Mrs. Lizzie c. Harrison,
supernumersry.
CLArEoRHH-BOTs.
There is q visible i'm proyement In this
school; the lads look more cheerful, take
more kindly Co their lesson and are in
greater number than ct this time last year.
The fol! coptaius ~ names and shows a
very regular attendance. There are twelve
candidates for the High School and it is quite
certain that at least ten OF them will pass
Parents make occasional visits. Under the
direction OF Mr.. Jovian the several rooms
are gaining their former standing, and his
classes excel in mathematics. Beeides. the
teachers work together harmon iously.
Teachers-Mr. NJ. Joviap, principal: Mrs.
T. Prados, Hiss J. Girou1, first assistants:
Miss c. Stewart, Miss L Marquette. Mrs. |.
J. Axson, second assistants: Mrs. N. Yves.
rertielJ, Miss A. McCord. third assistants:
Miss Elizabeth c. Barry. superpumerary.
-. sSy-GI.,Is.
i..:- il u:e Of the most forward schools In
IT.. district. the number Of pupils being
..:;. and the attendance Is almost perfect.
Parent. s-;.:Nr, visit the building. There
are io.. Candidates for the High School.
Aftcs ,hs regular morning exercises an
extensive exhibition was given. in which
tho participants proved themselves very
apt. Last and this session many children
in tie first class left, declining to go to
tho High School. q: couvae. this lowers
the standard.
Roll Of honor-Misses lille Schneider.
Lepna ronquan. Lena rstilat. Octavia Rey.
Laura Bynum. Alponsine Lagarde, CeIes'
,;ns Harry.
Teachers-siiss J. N. Mes:axa. principal;
Miss M. V. Sarran. FIRST assistant: Miss II.
A. EAn serle. Hiss A. Icard. second assist
ants: Miss i. Nolan. Mise Julia Simms.
.hi-d assistants; Miss u. A. King, super.
nune:ary.
EAM:Asr--Cf3Is.
4 motto In evergreens. "Our little ram.
part sgains. ignorance Three hundred
and twenty five intelligent children are
here furnished with all the advantages that
:re to be lad. and they are improving the
opportunity. Everything looks cheerful.
and it il tate TO say that few schools sur.
pass th;. one. Twelve young ladies expect
to 90 ~ the High School. Tho upper classes
excel in naathenatics and grammar. 4
large number Of visitors attended the exhi.
biiion. and many approving remarks were
made dattering the children. The school is
in an exceilen: condition, notwithstanding
the building and furniture are poor. The
following are tho rolls OF honor in the
principals and first assistsnt's rooms: j.
Franck, A. Morant, $. Burnstein. A. Hart.
r. Pedimonod. A. Freidrichs, b. Berwin, j.
West, D. MUIR. 4. Tate, j. Ernest. G. MUIR,
l.. Hefner, X. O'Brien, +. Henry, T. Risso.
c. Dauer, L. Augustine, V. Shaw. r. Dauer.
V. Spragae, J. Fitzgerald, NJ. Harris.
Teachers-Miss NJ. V. Nice Carty, principal;
Miss NJ. Sassinot, first assistant; Miss L.
Dol Trigo, second assistant; Miss E. Mo.
rant, Mrs. M. Begsuit. Miss L. Bibb, Mrs.
A. Casanova, third assistants; Miss George
Kern. supernumerary.
ORLEANS-BOYs AND GIRLS.
Nj. J. T. Flanagan, principal, has charge,
assisted by Miss N. Disham. and they are
making fine progress, toiling patiently
everv Nav ietarm;nod m oive the children