New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-23
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS
The aunual examination OF the pupils of
the public schools in the Second District
took place yesterday.

The annual examination Of the pupils of
the public schools in the Second District
took place yesterday.
ROBERTSON scEOOL-GIRLs.
The average daily attendance at this
principals room are preparing for the High
School. The most distinguished for scholar
ship, attendance and department are Ce-
ella Kennedy, Lorenza White, Geraldine
Nolasco, Della Dingman, Lizzie erase,
Bella Kennedy and Louisa Livaudais.
A public exhibition was given in the
AFTERNOON at which L. Keppard, L; Roup'
nolaa. P. Gignac, M. E. Higgins. w. Lewis,
E. Chase, and the characters in the Dress
Reform Convention" most distinguished
themselves THE Roll of Honor" beau
tifullv framed and glazed, is also worthy OF
mention.
List Of teaehsrs-Mrs. D. Newell, prin-
cipal: Miss NJ. A. Riley, fast assistant; Miss
z. Hilariot, Miss T. Harnett, second as
sistants; Miss E. Penniston, Mss G. Cooper,
Miss NJ. A. b. Cover, third assistants.
B1ENyILLE scHooL-BOYs.
The average attendance of pupils at this
| school is 333. A class of six is preparing
| for the High School, A public exhibition
| was given, commencing at one o'clock III
| the AFTERNOON. The programme was most
extensive and varied Among those who
most distinguished themselves in recltatlons
| were the following: L. Scherding, j. Mar
tin, 81. Becker, w. Caulfeld. Anthony Ard
| Williams and Talbot Lee: in dialogue, f.
| Norman, H. Jurgeus, J. Fasnacht, l. Le-
| yill,er, +. Runte o. Phister, E. Shefsteln
| and F. Chateau.
List of teac hers-Mr. B. Wayne, princi-
pal; Miss M. j. O'Neill, first assistant; Mrs.
| II. Casanova, Miss E. Brown, second as.
sistants Mrs. A. Hubert. Miss NJ j. Carr,
J Mrs. H. Pluche Miss c. Champagne, third
assistants.
DERBIGNY sCHOOL-BOYs AND GIRLS.
This is q email school, having only q
daily average of seventy.four. The most
pror,inent pupils are Allen Derby, May
Williams, Arena Fisher, Mary Armstead
and Elizabeth Turner. There was NO pub
lie exhibition at this school.
List of teacbers-Miss C. Keppard, prin-
cipal; Miss C. Gates, second assistant; Miss
A. Williams, third assistant.
| CLAIBORNE sCHooL-BOYs.
This is one of the largest and hes. disci
Mined bows schools in the city, with an
able corps of teachers. Yesterday was do
voted to general review of the exercises
for the past year, there being no puol,c
tendance is $50. A class of seven is being
prepared for the High School. The pupils
most forward in their studies. good attend
ance and good behavior, are: Charles w
Vance. Stephen Ciolina, Jr, Emile d. Aron,
Edward j. Writ, George +. Young blood
Frank E. w. Foye, James Il: Larrisu'
Cyprian J. Paysse, Emile J. Gaiilardet'
Dominique Barbs, Frank Doren.
List OF teachers-Mr. NJ. c. Jovian, prin
, oipal: Mrs. E. Prados, first assistant; Mis-
r. Marquette, Mrs. J. j. Arson, second as
s,stants: Mrs NJ. Westerfeld, Miss A. Nc
, Cord. Miss NJ. O'Donnell, Miss f. Devon
shire, Mrs I'M. F. Gerard, third assistants
ST. ANNE SCHOOLGIRLS.
Great preparations had evidently beer
made at this school to give one OF the tines
t exhibitions in the city. The pupils wer'
thoroughly versed in their parts. AS the
, programme was short, and the girls were 81
E deserving, we insert it IN full:
salutatory Miss Bert ha Frommeye
IL ah Pint .iG Orei Miss Marie Carte
Surprise Pa1tv............ Pupis OF the Primar
;, Little Brooms, Who Will Buy Son
4 Getting Photograph. Pupils of tho First an
a Second Departments
Mother Says Mustn't" go. sop
. Bee, Clock and Broom. ...Pupiis OF the fiimar
1 Department
Ms;snn a I,onsr ' MISS Honorine Colome
Boarding School Accom- plishments Pupils OF th
First and Second Departments; M;.. 1us,ins Fnr
Aunt Hetty 5 Be dections on Matrimons. Mis-
Jennie Graft.
Jack and the Boan5talk. Pupils OF the rlrs
a and Second Departments. -.
Les Compliments de Nsrmandie. ...Stella PoEj jua
l. and Rita lmbert.
The votares of Folly Pupils of the First az
{. second Departments.
y The Mermaias Evening Song ps Of sGf Fl
J. First and Second Departments.
If The girls in the last piece were in costum
10 The following are the names OF the a.
tresses:
's First department-Amelie Herman, l.
It onie PonjuaD. Octavie Rey, Eliza henn
q Alphonsene Laz arde, Josephine Laz Ard
:. Amelia Neihe ysel, Sallie Wakeman, JustlI
- Epps.
IT Second Observation-Disclosures Anderson
d Marie Bonnet Louise Himbert.
!. Average attendance, ga; preparing Il
. the High School, six.
List of teacheis-Miss j. M. Mattax
principal; Miss NJ. V. Sarran, first assistar
Miss A. Icard, second assistant; Miss
Nolan. Miss C. Lathrop, Miss j. 1s!ey, thl
"A assistants.
st MIRO sCHooL-BOYs AND GIRLS.
ir This Is a email school, with daily ave
a. age attendance of seventy. No prepal
:, tons were made for public exhibit
% Yesterday.
be List of teachers-Mr. G. Andry, princip
it. Miss Z. Mccarthy, second assistant.
o. BAYOU ROAD SCHOOLGIRLS.
be This has the appearance Of well CO
N Quoted school. 1t has cozy, home-llke
n' pearance. quite refreshing. The program
he of exercises for public exhibition was {
N tensive and the subjects we'll chosen.
th large number of visitors were presel
80 Among the pupils who most distinguish
u themselves in recitation were L Storck
re | UNotura T.. Simons in "A Little Piece"
III. Brown in The Little Kitten" and L. Cl
"a vim in "Seven Times One are Seven"
ou dialogue, by Nicholas NJ. Simons and
nd Liautand in ''The Bee, Clock and Broom
N, c. Dour and M Rolling in 1.-The Amt
r. Colored Dress" The vslediotory was
~ livered by Miss A. Liautaud. During
al exercises the school sang very sweet
~ keep to the Music, "''Gslathe," Bright
is. Hue as Opening Roses Ts Blue ans+ DanR' "a
'oe was also beautifully sung by C. Dour a
all A. Gaillard. The singing was taught
Miss c. Leonard, the principal Of
school, A boy performer on the pia1
Master A. L. Heichelheim, fourteen ye'
,ct old also deserves special mention for
~ mastery handling of that instrument. Da
eo average attendance, 229; preparing for
me High School, seven.
ah. List of teachers-Miss c. Leonard, pl
a. cipal; Miss A. Ribet, fret assistant; N
E. l.. Dumfort, second assistant; Mise
ns, Lafforgue, Miss Annie Savini, third ass
ii. ants.
=, BARRACKS SCHOOLGIRLS
10 This is a large, we'll attended and v
=" conduc ted school, with daily average
ce, 382 A class of seven is preparing for
ru- High School, A large assemblage OF pare
and friends gathered at this school to b
the pupils in their public exhibition: