Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-01
le graduates are as follows

The graduates are as follows:
GENTLEMEN GRADUATES.
Charles Churchill, Hal H. Maury,
Carey Anderson lr., Louis Lamberson,
Clarke KnOwlton. Elliston Mason,
William Maydwell, VIM. X. Taylor,
Henry Legler. Sanford Schwartzenberg,
Frank HerberS, Lee Meriwether.
LADY GRADUATES
Miss Genevieve Specht, Miss Jennie Wood,
Miss Carrie DObyns, Miss Lottie Miller
Miss Ida Schascha, Miss MOllie Clements,
Miss Mary Murray Miss Lizzie Foley,
Miss Katie M Mahon, Miss Sophie GuerTant,
Miss Alice Mitchell, Miss Carrie Richardson,
Miss Fannie Scott, Miss Lizzie Cook,
Miss Julia ODerst Miss Minnie Hanna.
PEABODY SCHOOL.
In consequence of the shortening of the
term, the usual closing exercises were dis
pensed with this year, good, honest school
room work being done up to noon yesterday.
Nine pupils finished the course, a majority of
whom will reflect honor upon their instruct
ors. They are specially proficient in practical
arithmetic and the etymology and definition
of words. Specimens Of their work IL those
studies can be seen at the superintendent
office Miss Emma Watson, a member of
this class, entered the Peabody schools in
September, 1872, and has never been alb
sent, nor tardy, nor imperfect in deport-
ment during all this long time.
gave her I handsome gold mccall ''for faith
fulness" The names of Samuel Castle, Lee
Mallory and Misses Maggie Cook, Tabitha
Hume and Mollie Robinson, were placed upon
the honor roll for perfect attendance. \
prize was awarded the latter for being per-
large number of the pupils ia the lower
rooms were reported to the principal
as being worthy of special mention
for scholarship, but the list is too
long to publish. The Peabody school is in
most excellent condition. and the people Of
o,,tl ~ 70 ,l,1o
themselves that they have a school in their
midst where their children are thoroughly
taught, not only in their text but in
good morals and gentle manners as well.
THE ALABAMA STREET SCHOOL.
Thursday school No. l, of the Alabama
street school, Miss Augusta Towel, teacher,
had its. closing exercises, which consisted of
individual and concert readings, essays, reci-
tations and calisthenics. Miss Jennie Bert
schy read Lady Clare" and recited The
Famine" Miss Fannie Schalscha recited
The Miser Punished and read The Dutch
mans Baby" Miss Lily Seessel read ''Hora-
tius;n Miss Hhe Folz "Creeds of the Bells"
Miss Alice O'Donnell MARK Twain Euro
pean Guides" Miss Florence Dreyfus Fire
Bells Story" Miss Hattie Washer The
Children" Essays were also read by Misses
Annie Seehausen, Alice O'Donnell and Eva
Schlimmer. The exercises were listened to
by the relatives and friends of the pupils.
The exercises were of very interesting
character, and they reflected the highest
credit upon the teacher, Miss Towel.
MARKET STREET SCHOOL.
There was quite large attendance at the
Market street school yesterday morning at
half past nine O'Clock, it being the occas on
OF the closing exercises of Mrs. Miller's school
10 room No. 3. The pupils displayed thorough
training, and made a most pleasing impress
SION upon the interested audience present.
1t showed that Mrs. Miller had not been idle
during the term, but had abored hard and
faithfully IN the work Of educating the minds
OF her pupils, and instructng them by the
most approved methods in the different
branches of study belonging to the grade
The following exercises were presented:
'Salutatory," Katie Hewitt; ''By and By"
reading, Henrietta Lsehmeyer; six in
Row" Elmira Leopold; "Glant and Dwarf"
Rosa Hesse; ''Grandma's Surprise" Sophia
Rhine and w. Latting; "Janet's Choice"
song, Bernardine Berton; because He
Didn't Think" Elmira Leopold; Little
Philosophers, Mary Taylor and Mary Dono-
hue; Mary of the Glenn" Sophia Rhine
and Emmett Armstrong; THE CONQUERED
Banner" Whitman Lifting; MAY Queen"
Ophela Rhine, Cora Smith and Annie Dono-
hue; Aunt Prue,' Katie Hewitt and Ida
Wentroth; ANGRY Words" duet. Emmet
Armstrong and W. Lattine: parody on
Tell Me, Ye Winged Winds, - E. Armstrong:
Butterfly Song" Whitman Latting and