Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-15
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE SCHOLARS FREE FROM THE
GRIND OF THE EDUCATIONAL
A Highly Creditable and Satisfactory
Series Of Examinations


ones who have been, as, it were, stretch
ed upon the racks of mathmatic's, geo.
graphy, grammar, ETC., and almost pull
ed to pieces by relentless corps of ex-
aminers. During the progress of the
examinations the school rooms were
crowded with visitors, mostly parents of
the children, who, of course, manifested
a profound interest in any and all pro-
ceedings in which the hopefuls were in
terested. some parents never missed a
day.
| ORDER OF EXAMINATION.
The first grade classes, taught by Pro-
fessor Howe, began on Tuesday, May
31st in English grammar and continued
until Wednesday night, examiners,
Messrs Bradberry and Sessions. The
same class were examined by Mr..
Bradbury all day Thursday, on Friday
book keeping and algebra, Messrs.
| Webb and Kelly and Miss Curry, ex-
aminers. On Monday, the 9th, Miss
Bardenwerper's class was examined by
| Revs. Willis and Davis and Mr.. Brad
bury. On Tuesday, Miss Martins
class, North Ward school, Rev. Willis
and Mr.. Bradbury On Wednesday
Miss Patton's class, by Rev. Willis and
Mr.. Bradbury. On Thursday Miss
Ryan's class, South Ward school,
Willis and Bradbury. On Friday Miss
kelly's class, Willis and Bradbury.
Same day, Miss Hodgkinson's class,
Willis and Bradbury. Monday, June
10, Miss Babcock class, Rev. Davis and
Supt. Sessions.
CLOSING EXHIBITION.
On Tuesday, June 10th, the gen.
eral examination and review of the
high school took place under the super
vision of Professor Howe. The school
room was crowded to its fullest capacity
The following programme was rem
dered
enham Ferry, by. Glass
A Little Boy. John Stuart
kitty's Gone to Tea........Sybil Simpson
The Five ice.................Lee Coffin
The Little Boy that Cried. .Sibel Howe
Dialogue-The Broken Doll.....
.....Laura and Harry Kitzmeyer
/ wish l were Little Girl. Ella Benson
Baby Mabel. TObriner
Little 30 Peep. .................. Willie Lee
Chorus Ginning Bells of Long
Ago, by. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School |
Two Little Outcasts.. :. Willie Schneider
Soliloqui. Maud Daugherty |
Heads. .......................Ike TObriner |
Francis Magee
Flag Clinton Prescott
A Little Old WOman.........Lily Wilson
SolO-BObbie and Alice Farrell |
That Wife Of Mine........Gertie WATSON
The Old Man in the Wood. Ella Bender
One of these Little Ones. 900. Ollie PiXley
CaliSthenics.. ........ Miss Walters class
All Lo............ ...........George Hunter
Thank sgiving Day. Laura Tilden
The Dear Little Goose. Emma Brulin
Pussy and the Elephant. Roy Hunter
What is Life.... .....Laura Friend
Chorus-Laughing Song by........School
A Couple of Magpies ...Alice Tobriner
Love, Murder and Matrimomy......
.........................Jo hhy Mason
What the Mother Heard .MinnieO'Hare
Defamation. Ed. Mason
Bette Lee. Lily Swift
Instrumental Venie Rinckle
Buzfuz VS.. Pickwick. ...... Gussie Moore
Miss Edith Helps things Along.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HOdkins
SOng-I Don't See It....... Misses Nellie
Hill, Edith Waite, Gussie
Purcell, Gertie Mann,
Fannie Dorsey
The Grave of the Greyhound. Ada Toby
Charley Macree..". ........Minnie Fuller
Launch of the Ship. Mary Bath
Defamation. Ed. Mason
Chorus-Young Columbia, by."".School
The exercises were quite interesting
and reflected great credit on all the per-
formers. The future orators, in the
various professions have already made
/ grand start, and there is no doubt that
Nevada will not lack the necessary talent
IN the future, which now distinguishes
ler in the forum, the pulpit and the bar.
The people Of Carson have every reason
70 feel proud of it's public schools, which
lnderthe supervision of Prof. Howe and
MS experienced corps of teachers, have
made progress which is pleasant to con-
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