Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-24

The classes OF Misses Adams and
Fleming were examined yesterday.
which We presume We may be permitted
to style the nursery Of the school. Long
before the tims of commencing the re-
view the class rooms we're thronged with
visitors--indeed it WAS hardly possible
to accommodate convenient the number
of interested parents and friends that
came to witness the doings Of the little
ones. Other than the consciousness OF
having done her work wisely and
thoroughly, no circumstance Is more
gratifying to the earnest instructor than
such manifestation of interest snd ap-
probation on examination day. We
have not yet received the report of the
exercises in Miss Adams class, and shall
therefore, speak only Of Miss Flemings'
in this issue, deferring what We may
have to say Of the former until our next.
Simply to say that Miss Fleming's class
did well would be to express our grntif-
cation in language too feeble to accord
with our notions of justice. They con
Quoted themselves admirably throughout
the examination and rejected credit, il
an unusual degree, both upon them
selves and their teacher. First came
several songs by both primary classes.
The linden Girl and Lightly atw"
were exceedingly we'll rendered Cufor
tnnntely there is no organ in these
classes and little difficulty was en-
countered in striking at first just the
1ta A, I
the children, however, and a sec
ond attempt made matters all right.
Following came an exercise in mental
arithmetic which We have rarely seen
equaled and never e1celled. The sys-
tenn of making MI possible combinations,
in the way Of addition, subtraction,
and division upon mum
bers in pairs, and known as CRUDE
prevails in this department 1t
is only necessary to witness the result f ; !
exhibited in this class 10 appreciate the |
excellence Of tae system. Nett came |
general questions upon tables OF weights |
and measures. colors. history, orni.ho- |
loey. geography. and other things in |
number al nhpt.,n. almost. which were |
answered with promptitude and accu-
racy perfectly surprising in pupils SO
roung. We were not present during the
in reading but learned from
others that it was eIcellently done. The |
ollowing are general exercises that were
and which served TO vanish
he tedium generally attending school
Dec. Three Little
Bugs" Laura Gaiee. Alice Farrell. May
HcCormac. Dialogue. Tho Stole the
Birds Nestt' Edith White, Alice Far
el. Belle Hansen, Rosalie Page, May
dcCormac, Edith Anderson. Mary Fps
Elm. Lizzie Lufkin, Laura Cal ge
Dialogue. Fly, Drop and Sun
'eam,'' Lizzie Lufkin. Edith White,
lay MeCormac, and the school
)ec.. Baby Sweet" Minnie O'Hsre.
Zee, Babies Skies" Cora Cleaver
'ec., Hang Up the Baby's Stocking
.unie Wood. Dec, Angel of the
lose" Rosie Page. Dee, Hy Dolls ,
'ress," Edith Anderson. Dialogue,
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine Frank {
liver and Edith White. Dialogue, s
The Boy Who Wore Ola Clothes
iillie Cavsl and Gussie Moore. Dia- t
'gue, Two of Them" Joey Beckstead !
nd the school Dec, Ny FRS, |
ocket," Gussie Moore. Dec. Old
Clarence Parker, John Gala
her, Geo. Fryer. Charley Barklay. Joey b
eckstead, Gussie Moore, Willie Cavel. t
rank Oliver. Concert recitation by a
e school. Work While You Work" O
ong, T. Buy Ny Flowers. Alice Farrell a
I'd Emma Parkinson. Song Mount I
arnon Bells" Alice Farrell and Emma "
atkinson. Song, Moon and Stars" IT
! the school. b