National Republican., 1875-06-22
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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Elizabeth Steel; department, Nellie Clear,
Emily GIL, johanna Marks, Annie Mulltn,
GeorgisnnA Gass, Marian Fitzhugh, Louisa
Melvin Rush, David Hepburn, Charles Knight,
George Fisher, John Sisson; medal Drusllla
'Biggs; scholarship, Hettie OGbel, Sewell Ashley,
James RaebuFn, Frank Hill. Minnie Aschen.
bsch; drawing, Carrie Gessford; penmsnship
Mary Kepner; vocal music, Jesse Varnell.
Primary. No. IL, Sophie I. Allen, teaeher-At
tendance, Walter Anderson, John GrIgsby. Jas
GrigIby; department, Isaac Gutman, clifton
Sorrell; scholarship, Chas. Whittier, Eugene
Csbel, Robert Thompson, VIM. Lawrence, Olif
Clear; penmaRship, Harry Knight; vocal music
HfTn PT{1nary' No. II Hannah NJ. Turnsll, teacher
Scholarship, Nellie Walker, ATgIsts B9calsr sI
Carrie Brown; attendance, Antonia Hasler
Agnes Mcbride, Mary Pullin, CLARA Varnell
Julia Rsedi drawing, Marian 1, Towers; T Psamsn
department, Carrie NeitEey, Enc Carney, Matte
Douglass, Mary johnson, Nettie Yarnell, Hattie
Tasker, CLARA Cramp, Alice Fisher, Nettie Hall
day, Marian White. May Burgess.
Primary Schools Of Georgetown.
Male Primary, No. miss Alice E. Craig
teacher. Diplomas awarded to Samuel U. Crop,
ley, Harry K. Collision, Fred. FrzzelI, William
A. King, william Lowe, Isaac NordIInger, Robt.
Britt, Edward MuIligsn, William McKenley
David Upperman, William Ward. Walter
White, Fred. Won Dsschenhowsen, George VOr
DasehenhoWsen, Henry W. Coon, Chas. Gibbons
Harry Mertz, Thomas O'Conneu, Jno. o. Waters
Male Primary, No. AMIss Laura V. BIundon
teacher. Observation-Disclosures and department
John Mankins; scholarship and department, Ed
ward Gassi9; scholarship and n! attendance Aenr5
George T. Hilton, James Shtllinglan, Jarrett
Henddleston; Improvement in drawing, William
OGEsTs Bsn@1RshiP, Harry Ss Grisns s%m, os,v
teacher. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Caroline Sher
wood, Annie Freeman, Ida OssIre, Marion
Burrows, CORA OssIre, Abigail UConnor
Lila Deeble, Minnie Hess, Mary Mahoney; de
pertinent, Virginia Waugh, Mary Sche-r, Mary
Blanche Beckham, Mary Britt, Annie Small
irony Dyer, Anna Smith; penmanship, Harriet
Hunter, Elizabeth Volkmsn; attendance, Addit
Shekell, Louisa Hospital, eanora Sherwood
drawing, Clara Cooley, Cora Lee Beckhsm.
Female Primary, No. 4, Miss Josephine Good
teseher-DiplOmas awarded to Margaret Ocker
Estler, Mary Rsnhsrt, Anna Gross, Lillian Smith
Elizabeth Ludgate, Caroline Gladmon, Caroline
Hsycoek, Ellen MCCARTHY, Clara Kliendienst
Male PrimSry, No. 6, Miss Angie T. HoughtOn
teacher-DIplomas-Sc department snC
attendance, Henry Sehlosser; scholarship, GeorgI
Young; scholarship and attendance, william
Macomb; department, Louis Bonse, AndreT
Dixon; attendance, Harry Payne; drawing
Male Primary, No. I, Miss Lizzie Dadmun-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Charles Ockershausen
drawing, Ambrose Ogie; scholarship, Jane
George Waters, George Ballenger, William
Female Primary, No. s, Miss Kate E. Little
teacher. Observation-Disclosures and deport
ment, Annie OcKershausen: music and deport
ment, Kate Myers; penmanship, Cora V. Gun
ninRham; drawing, Osceola Rainey; scholarship
and department, Lillian Blundon, Fannie Z. Fren
denthaI; scholarship, Ada Hicks, NJ. Catherine
MOulden, Olivia Hess, Emma Rackey; deport
ment, Lillian F. Collins, Lillian Graves, Char
van, Gertrude FrendenthaI, Elizabeth Musson
E'ith Tobitt, Emma Huddleson, Margaret Dorr
Laura Moulden.
Colored Public Schools.
The public schools for colored children in thu
cities Of w ashington and Georgetown have grsWn
In the short period Of ten years, from one uu
graded school, with less than one hundred pupils
to seventy four schools, with an average attend
snce Of nearly four thousand pupils, with all the
advantages Of nearly perfect system Of grading
The lRbors imposed upon the sub-board and
Superintendent Cook can best be appreciated b!
the mere statement that their immediate super
vision of schools embraces all the public school
for colored children in the cities OF Washington
and Georgetown; and, as an evidence of the re
Quirements Of the trust imposed, It was founS
necessary yesterday TO bring wagon into requi
sition to carry the lage number Of certificates Il
be distributed among the pupils. The energIe
of the entire force Of Cooks office
supplemented with . volunteer force OF ladie
connected with the schools, were drawn upon ant
taxed in order to have ready the required certif
Gates. The labor imposed upon the ladies va
cheerfully assumed, and ig another evidence tina
the ladies connected with the public schools o
Warrington are keenly alive TO all that pertain
to the honor and glory Of their profession. Tn
Brooks, johnson, ex-Trustees Archie, VIM. Lewis
SyphsI and Superintendent Cook, in the presenc
Of large number Ofparents ond friends.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Primary No. 4. Miss A Ross, teacher-Meda
scholar. Julia E. Bolden. Diplomas-Attsnd
Minnie HsSs
liza; scholarship, Samn Amber, Solomon Thomas
Thomas Lsscoe, Jane Freeman, Cora Smith
:ShOHE1hP sId spelling samuel Jones' Psn%a1
ner; vocal music, Frank Martin.
Primary, No. 8, Miss L p. Bruce, teacher
Diplomas-Attendance A braham BSmit6, Louis
o. Stewart; attendance and spelling, John Brou
augh; attendance and scholarship, Melville G
Curry; department, John H Smith, Maria L
Chase, Margaret Gray, Kate Nalle, Ells
ship, Williamams Harris, Amelia NJ. Ray
scholarship and vocal music, Emmitt Harris
drawing, Edward J: WhitloW; scholarship anC
pepmanship, Alice NJ. Perry; silver medal TO
general excellence, Jane Taverns.
Primary, No. 9, Miss A. S. Simmons, teacher
Observation-Disclosures John F. Cook, jr., Fielde
Z. Brown, George H. Burke, Joseph Savoy, Fan
ME B. johnson, Anna A. Hill; department, sohol
arship and vocal muhc, Cora A. Thomas; Schol
H. smith, Richard Burgess; scholarship snC
spelling, Richard W. HRtton; drawing, Lizzie
Ward; silver medal for general excellence
Primary, No. 10, Miss L. Y. Jones, teacher
Diplomas-Attendance, Alberta Harris; scholar
shfp and spelling, Irene Brown; scholarship
Gurley, Anna Johnson; drawing, Anna Jackson
penmanship, VIM. Owes; vocal music, attend
ance and drawing, Marion Hunter; silver media
for general excellence, Gertrude Blskely.
Primary, No. IL, Miss A. W. Riuggold, teacher
Diplomas-Attendsnce, Geo. Matthews, Letitii
Dickson, Sophia Tubman, Louisa Robinson; de
arship and penmanship, Moses hutchinson; schol
arship and spelling, Henry Newton; scholarship
Caroline Lipscomb, Victoria Butler. .Vietorii
Harris; drawing, Sarah Brooks; vocal music
Martha Johnson; silver medal for general excel
lence, Margaret Tyler.
Primary No; z, Miss E. A. Butler, teacher
Diplomas-Attendance and drawing, Douglass
ConSWay; scholarship, SAlah Glascos, Mary Olem
entG, Elizabeth BrssheaIs, Hamilton Bagby, W
Smith, Frederick Carter; vocal music and schol
arship, W1ldren Coakley; drawing, VIM. Burke
spelling, Elizabeth Banister; silver medal fol
general excellence, Howard Burke.
Primary No. lS, Miss E, Logan, tsacher-DI
Lillian Burke, Josephine Middleton, Madison
Jones, Isaac Berry, Henry Rhodes; scholarship
Mary BGnniSter. Rose Smith, Frances Crawford
ing, Louisa Grant; vocal music George Butler
spelling Douglas Rodgers; silver medal for gene
raj excellence, Garrison Booker.
Primary, No. IA, NJ. E. Chew, tsacher-DIplo
mas-Attendance, Edward Beander; department
Cliftsn Hayes; scholarship, Charles Smith, ChRs
Gray, Charles Enlows, WIN. Henry, Anna Jack
son and Robert Miles; drawing, James Smith
vocal music, James Washington; spelling, VIM
Crankum; silver medal for general excellence
Sarah George.
Primary, No. IL, Miss D. Parker, teaeher-Df
plomss-ScholarshIp, George Watson, Charlie.
Brashears, James Ward, Caroline Soles, Christi
anna jackson and Martha Fox; deportm snt, Net
tie Olaggette, Josephine Taylor and Staffort
Jackson; drawing. Abraham Jones; music, Mari
WhitloW; spelling, Annie Paige; silver medal fol
general excellence, NJ. Louise Watson.
Primary, No. 16-MIss A. E. Lee. Diplomas
Department, Sarah Craig: scholarship, LeWii
johnson, Jeanette Smith, Sarah Thompson
Louisa Edwards, Joseph jenkins; scholarship
and spelling, Edward Goss; drawing, Agnel
Allen; music, Alfred Brown; silver medal fol
general excellence, Fannie Harris.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Primary, No. 4-Miss NJ. A. Teagle. Diple
mas-AttendRnce, Grant Richardson, Thomas
Mack; department, Lena Washington, Annie
Lacey; scholarship, Agnes Bell, Marcellins
Miner, James Holmes, Jane Briscoe, SAniue
Bell; penmanship, Susan Berry; spelling, JohI
Rrovrr. voaaI mugie Jamaa Wfnters. draufn -