The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03
TOURIAMEuT.

sYouAg Ideas" Aftoe 0 Nine
Aonth0' DE1N, Mako 6omO
Fine Shea
Broadway, Franklin, Warrington
ana Lanooln. Al Crock ohotaL
The pest week hes heen grand gala
vssk among The pupib Of our public
schools. We are proud re are Sedalisns
after seeing such IN intelligent looking.
veil drs.ssd body q childsea. youas misses
and young sents. - throagsd the various
public school buiIdiaC for The 6nal exam
nations and rhetorical exercisea Over
twelve hundred in attendance out Of IN
enrolment Of sixteen hundred, IN average
not excslled By any Of our more pretentious
cities. Sedalia may we'll be proud Of her
schools; no better Involvement could ve
o6er 70 the eoergesic emierant to come and
cot hia los With "a. than 70 hold up our
public schools to his gaze. We have a.
ways had good
BOARD or EDUCATION
and our schools always made good show.
ing, but ve muss give great credit to our
present Board for the good schools they
have given us under The many radical
reforms ipaugurated By them.
Supseintendsnt Gully deserves great
credit - The executive and BY bic untiring
enssEies and ability has done much 70 place
our schools IN the foseuost rank With the
bet school Of our country.
His reelection meets With . univessal
approval and We congratulate our citiseos
On the assurance that be IL to remain With
u.
THE TEACHERS
each and every one we're able lieutenants
and did their work we'll and faithfully;
and to them, The gratitude Of pupils are
due for the general advancement, and high
standard of scholarship and department
Pupils seem to appreciate to great extent
tbsir advantages, and spirit of enterprise
and emulation prevails throughout the
grades. Nearly all have passed one clasa,
while some will begin the next school year
tvo Glasses in advance Of their last years
course.
EXAMINATIONS.
The past week has been devoted 70 .
public examination and the showing IL
alike creditable to pupils and teachers.
The meritorious pupils numbered many.
In the highest grade of Broadway schools
Eve were especially pleased. In room No.
9, Glasses A and B in arithmetic and alge-
brs, history and grammar, deserve especial
mention. The examinations we're credits-
be to the highest degree in oil the other
grades, in all the schools.
Rhetorical exercises of Thursday and
Friday were "par-exoellent" and very en-
joyable, and proof that the young idea had |
received correct instruction 10 'how to
shoot"
To specify each of the meritorious per-
formauces in each of the nineteen depart |
nents would require IN extra number of The |
BAsoo. The closing exercises 10 each 10 j
were impressive. and the great number of
visitors were loud in their words of praise.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Opening Song, By the School.
RDcTIATIoxs.
The New Bonnet, Minnie Sterne.
Jesus Bids % Shine, Annie Avery.
Coos IN Little Stranger. Sarah Parsons.
Sosg-SoDe Folks Do, four little sirls-
chorus b. the school.
Sonahine, Lily Nancy.
Tine 70 Eat and Drink, Matte Avery.
The Daisy. Gurtie Groa.
Little Willie, William Scheooerveck.
Go A0sy issle Miliss, Laura Ssoberk.
The EsGls Bekgas Boy, Nettie Moore.
6oae-Gise. said lie Uttie stsesm. Give
-the0ho0.
fsSailw Boy. Della Magaan.
FMnh q the Fret, Mamie Clifford.
I Like 70 Hear Tie Rstti0 Sing, Minsie
Uisie Fly. Eva H.sP,sy.
Stop, Stop. Pretty water. Mary England.
TIE W4s Dog, Johnnie Evaris.
6oag@Jesus Loves Ne. the school.
An Little Nellie, Jennie Boughea.
Bmy Little Finger, Onie smith. |!
~ Story, jimmie Aagans. Ii
Temperance Song, school.
Our School Tern Has Eoded, Laura
0tosbesE.
Farewell Song, the school. Ii
Rsa;sssioo y Minnie Got..ch.lk-H.lp-
ing Papa and Mama.
Reeitafion b. Matte Rysnell-So
much to do.
Recitation By Emma Middleton-Dea-
,oo Adans Admonishes his Son. |.
R.ei.stioo b Annie Foaghs-The Giant
Dialogue BY four little girls-LIllie JEFF +,
Yen. Matte Ryspell, Annie Fought and
Dora Laabes.
Song-Never Say cant {
Recitation BY lissie Rysnell-Rock of
Aga r.
Recitation BY Edith B.ums.rten-The /.
Sev Bonnet.
!. Recitation BY Laura Berris-Svim or
De. d
Rseis.tien By Li..ie Quintou - The
:hildssns Prayer. !.
Soag-fhe Sparrow.
Recitation By Maurice Gfsham--Beware
4 The trap. z
Soog-fanwell. =
Handsome vases were presented 70 Min 9
Jackson By Julia Sollin and Annie Fought.
Ats Jacksoo presented there prizes. Z,
VACATION SONG. sI
Written for and dedicated to Washington School.
6sdalA, BY p. J. Spague. Of Indiana.
aasp your hands in joy. in merry sone.
very little gin and hoy IN this happy throng,
or vacation now 10 here, hitber fast il hows.
non from weary toiIiag here. 20 shall repose.
o The ahady grove yell 20. when the Mowers
bloom,
nd % their beauty grow fragrant with perfume; n,
e.. instead Of over studies dreAr. ~
ally veil b. wand'ring Tar away from here. U
irds Of beauty sweetiy sing in the &c odiand I
hover. In
ally does The weikin ring, IN the morning hour;
'eicome then, vacation day, haste thee DER the -
lea,
5 VI chnat our rouadeiay. welcome you will be. eI
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