New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-24
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ANNUAL ExAM1NAEHa SsNs


ANNUAL ExAM1NAE. ,A.Ns
The public schools in the Third and Fifth
Districts concluded the annual examine
ton for the year 1876:
BAYOU BRIDGE SCHOOLGIRLS AND GIRLS.
This school was formerly large private
residence, and is delightfully."- situated. The
grounds, filed with shrubbery and flowers,
give it an attractiveness that il rare for .
echeol house. There lie daily average At
tendance of 14O pupils. A claes Of six is
preparing for the High School. The most
studious in the principals class are Sophia
Sulven and Ella Hyde. These young ladies
acted their parts we'll in dialogue entitled
which was given ut this school in the after
noon, at which several visitors were pres
emit. In the first assistants department
Eugene Stiffle represented "Tbe Little
Dutchman" to perfection. The same may
be said of Emma Hyde in 1.-The House
maid" Ada Paris and Maggie Richards
distinguished themselves in the Adopted
Child" and Robert Hayes in The Charge
Of the Light Brigade"
List OF teachers = Mrs L. Ellsworth.
principal: Mrs. A. w. Brown, first assistant;
Miss l.. Dissimope, Miss f. Leslie, third
assistants.
LIE BRETON sCHOoL-BOYs AND GIRLS.
The pupils most prominent in this school
for good scholarship and attendance are
Willie Young, ylysee Verdun, Pauline Sick,
Moore, Victor Curry, Willie Sick. Charlie
Bucket, Louisa Baggart, Elizabeth Taro,
Eugene Dutil and Margaret Camp. An
exhibition was given, commencing at one
O'Clock, at which several of the parents and
friends of the pupils were present. The
recitations of Willie Moore, George Relf,
Willie Sick and Margaret Camp were loudly
applauded. as were alec the dialogues in
which Hattie Moore, Pauline Sick and Lena
Lotto participated. Average attendance.
1872.
List of teachers-Miss o. Pitard, prin-
cipal; Miss l.. Van Dycke, first assistant;
Miss E. Belong net, third assistant.
LAHARPE sCHOOL-BoYs AND GIRLS.
This has the appearance of being q we'll
conducted school. During the dsy two of
the directors, Messrs. Henry L. Rey and
Paul Trevigne, and Superintendent BoOthby
visited this school. The best pupils for
scholarship and attendance are Alice c as
tile. Anna ShOtar, Eugene Dale, Marcella
Bieneirne and Lucy Parker. At half-past
twelve O'Clock q large number Of tho friends
ASST bled to witness the public exercises.
Average attendance, 3l3; preparing for
the High School, l.
List Of teachers-Miss A. Farr, principal;
Miss A. p. Meyers, Mr.. D. r. Rawlings, first
assistants; Miss A. Meyers, Mics C. Cam
panel, second assistants; Miss c. Thezan,
Mrs. L. Virgins, third assistant.
yILLERE scHOOL-BoYs AND GIRLS.
No public exhibition was given at this
school yesterday. The pupils most pro
ticient in scholastic exercises and attend
ance, are Clarence Hill, Joseph LEROY,
Charlotte Watkins, Joseph Barrow and
Eliza Ritter. At this school, and several
others where colcred children attend
throughout the city, complaint is made by
che teachers that the parents of these chill
dren are too careless ss to whether they at.
tend school or not, making NO sacrifice
whatever in order to insure regular At
tendance.
Average attendance, ITO.
List of teachers-Mrs. E. Mccarthy. prin-
cipal; Mrs. l.. NJ. Knox, second assistant;
Mics L. Smith, third assistant.
FILLMORE SCHOOLGIRLS.
This is the largest school in the city, hav
ing an average attendance Of $50, with q
class of twenty-five preparing for the High
School. The principal Ct tes that during
promoted to the Central High School more
pupils than any other school in the city
| The most prominent scholars in the several
departments, for ability and department.
are: +. Ssuer, Ed. Lanuisse. Joseph Jolly,
4. Wahlbrick, j. Zoller. William Souza
| Charles Stevens, John Schiebert, Joseph
Cheval. William Harmon, Ed. Luhman
Frank Kiefer, George edenbergh, George
Oliver, Jnles Subervielle, Alexandra Ma
varre, John Hennesy, Charles Schwager
Andrew Haensen. George Kiefer, Cooley
ph0ns.
During the afternoon large audience
| composed of the parents and friends of tbs
pupils, assembled to witness the public
| exercises, which were of varied character
throughout. The programme Ia printed
one) announced that seventy tive pieces
would be recited by as many boys. Space
will permit but q brief reference to the
best: Andrew Hsensen in the ''Impeach
| in his com IMPOSITION on Education. Arthur
l.. Meyer in Cardinal Wolsey," Rober
Evans in "The Boys" George Vredenbergf
| in The Vagabonds," L. Finn in Burke a
the trial OF Hastings" Alexandra Navarro
| in ..Wounded," j. jolly in The Smack il
School," Albert Rey in young America,
A. Gaschen in "The Rich and Poor Man,
| Sam Tenant in 1.-THE Little Boys Dream,
o. Bouny in THE Little Kittens" Il. Kie
| fer in 1.-THE Boy that Laughs" j. Flemini
and J. Chevsl in "What Ais the Boy,
| Hamilton Snaer in "The Happy School
boy" etc.
List of Teachers-Mr. T. j. B. Flynn
principal; Mr.. p. Guichard, Mrs. M: +
| Stevens, first assistants; Mrs. A. Hart, Mis-
M. Mulvey, second assistants; Miss j. A
| McAnulty, Miss n. Perez, Miss j. A. White
Miss A. w. Duval, Miss NJ. G. Spooner, Mis-
L. CLARK, Miss ]. Kiley, Mrs. F. V. Hooper
Miss A. jerks, third assistants.
BEAUREGARD SCHOOLGIRLS.
This school has daily average attend
ance of 299 pupils. A class of eleven
preparing for the High School. In the il
termediate and primary departments pull
lie exhibition was given, at which severs
friends were present. The pupils mos
l proficient in studies are Kate Turbert. Hel
menis Williams, Mary Jane Quale, T. 81
vera, Josephine Simon, r. Desdune, N
! Orantia, nj. Toole, +. Nelson and NJ. Gel
doI; in department, L. Key; tor punotua
ity, II. Williams ano A. Gaisser.
| List of teschers-Mrs. V. Ducatel, priI
cipsl; Miss c. B. Wilson, first sssistan
Miss X. Munster Miss X. Tool. second Al
eis:ants; Miss E. SnOdgrass, Miss E. Ga1
dOlf, third assist anTs.
| MARIGNY SCHOOLGIRLS AND GIRLS.
The pupils most worthy of mention
this school for good scholarship and Gt-el
dence, are James Ward, Lucien Domerc'
Prosper Laurent, Henderson McCulloug
and Mary Garner. Miss Eastop, the primo
| pal, is q thorough instructress and deserve
special mention for the good order in whic
the pupils of her school are ID aintained, a
we'll a. for her peculiar ability as practices
and able teacher, evidence of both bein
exemplited by a prolonged stay and car
full inspection.
Average attendance 100.
List OF teachers-Miss S. EastOn, primo