The daily gazette., 1882-06-27
SCHOOL DAYS All AN END
o COAAkaENCEMENTs m n.y. THE
p4lf CiTY'S SCHOOLS. 'f
PHEASANT CLOSING EXERCISES.
Gala Days In Schools Nos, 3, O. q, 10 and
~ Yesterday and To-day -Creditablo
denominations the RuIe. is3soI 4" :

Hala DayH IN Schools Nos, 3, O, &, 10 and
- Yesterday and To-day -CreditabIs
ExnnainatiOns the Rule. tsoI 4"
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9 The programme of the exercises at school
4 NO. l3, yesterday, will be found below
Z Colonel b. X. Heisler and Frank W. Reeve
! made short addresses TO the pupils: aoi
: Noon No. 1--Songs, ''Do, It." "Cldp,
, Clap, Hurrah,' HTbe Old Gray Goose, y
. This is the Wa" ,""Charlie Wants Piece
8 OF Bread" Welcome address, Charlie Carl.
son and Susie Pond. Declarations, tWhat
. Motto Do" Albert Foreman t'Thc Three
Bugs, Ellie Price, and 'fWhen Pm Man. q
Dy william Anscaune; "The Alphabeters.p -
- boys and girls, and speech by Robert
Blakly, 5years Of age
W. Room aLa No; -singiIng, 4. Here at School
we Gather Daily" "There's Something in
Hold" RecitstiOns, piB Boys % %Wshted, ! pay A.
Gormley; Homeless" F. Louman ;
} Nothing to Do" Willie Taylor; ''The
Naughty Puss," Susie McRaguer sssStreet
} Arabs Reyerie," Frank Kirk, and "Boy's
Pocket" +. Kirk and j. Meginiey. Arith-
Inetic examination.
.o1SS Room No SS,1,tgiinging, ,'Beautifpl Snow,
"Ihe Frogs, The Brooklet,o ami "S1nl-
mer Days are Coming" by the school, and
nGrandpapa and ]" by three little girls.
Declamations, "The Neighbors,"n - NJ. Carney:
my Nobody y. Veal. Recitatbns,
"The Tempest" Carrie Coal "Three XII,
tens, Q. Jones; "Granny's 7Bonnet,D e.
Stinson. Reading, "The Playground" /.
Yosney; lesson, ''Forms," School vale
dictory address, II. Harper.
Room No. singing, Boat Song" ex-
ercise song, "Dofry Down Dilly," "Trip
Harry Simpson "Five Little ChickensJ
five pupils can Things Beautiful" John
Thompson "What Ifl" HiIda steveusonl;
reading, "Made of Kisses" Amelia Guest +
phonetic spelling class.
Rooms and 9 singing, ~Some Love Do
Learn" SIN the Days. "Gipsy janet
Round, i" school solo, ''Echo," /. FosteT;
."Problem," L. Woodward managing Z
Mule" E. Marvel "Nobody's Child" d.
Richards; readings, Responsive" W.
Munden "Mrs. Caudle's Lecture" d.
Marvel dialogues, Gossip" four girlsl;
Arithmetic" two boys "Female Gossip. h
two girls "House That Jack Butilt,bhO Iafid
e. Marvel "GoinG to Mauro," three pupils.
io.fo SCHOOLS Il AND, lGuo1
After arrangements had been made for
holding the closing exercises of schools Nos.
IA and IL to-day the time was changed and
tne entertainment took place yesterday.
The programmes were of the same nature
as those of the other schools and the btild-
ings were filled with delighted children and
expectant parents and friends
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 10.
The exercises at school No. 10. Adams
ana Elm streets, took place this morning
rejecting the care and attention given the
little ones by the teachers during the term
Just ending. f. W. Reeve of the Board of
Education, was present, and made brief re-
marks. There was display of bouquets ID
the different rooms. The programmes were
asfoliOws, that of room No. o being the
most extended.
Room = Singing, s'MotIon sohe,'' "The
Household" Object lesson, "Bells."
Room 2-Singing, pEightIy Row" ''Bd
Careful Of Your Money" Object lesson,
Room 3-singipg, Nellie. Lost and
Found, " 'fThe Truhdle Bed Object lesl
son, "Colors"
Room Singing, "They May Boast Of
Reading, Little by Little" Glove Your
Enemies" and "To the Katydid," by the
school.
Room 6.smgipg rCotae With ! Steei |
'Wooden Rocker,' ''Distant Chimes ID
Lesson in geography, II
Room 6-Singing, "Fair as the Morning, u !
"Will You Love Ne, When, I'm Old 90 8in
the Gioamfng," "Farnier's Som" D. "Vaca5
ton Song" recitations, "The Chicken's
Mistake" /" Ida Collins; "Grandma's Jewels, N
Mary Neary "Forty Years Ago." Mary I
Kelly "The Choicest Goods" +" Annie viii i
helm declamations, "A Fellow Who is
Came" George Goats "Sehoolboy Kiss. -
Thomas Lawless "They Ask Me Why Pm
SO Bad ~ w. Burton "I'm Little But Pm
Spunky," j. Dugan; readings, "Somebody's
Servant Girl" Nettie Ryan "a Problem,"l
Enllinl olA IA d
Wilhelm and Renna Brown '.Rcpartee,
L. Sample and W. Smedley
SCHOOL. NO, 8, III
At school No, &, Seventh and Spruce
streets, the exercises this morning were,l
more than generally enjoyable, the singing,l
Of the children In particular being excellent. II
The recitations and readings were far above
the average, some of the scholars showinglI
decided talent and ability often not found
In older persons. The specimens of writ
ings on the blaekboards were gsymetriealIy, ,
and beautifully done, While the drawings On H 7
other boards, executed by the teachers,
were artistically executed and worth more1
than the mere passing mention we are
obliged to give. Superintendent Harlan,
and Fueckle Of the Board of Education,
We're present, Mr.. Harlan, In a few re- !
marks to the children and the parents, re-
marked that the schools here were faulty ,
In having too many pupils to each
teacher. There were now 81 In a room,
and in many cases two rested at a desk. He
thought the limit should be fixed at 40, each !
pupil tn have desk, and for that end he
was talking and working, The actual
working time of the tcaqhers per day was
only four and a half hours, the rest of the
time being occupied in changing class exef- !
lises, etc. he was IN favor of keeping up )
Ihe fashion of the public closing exercises, /
IS they were of benefit to the pupils aud !
Room I'M. 9. Loney, teacherzopening {
exercises singing "My Dog, Dash, ~ "Litr a
lie Bopeep," by Lulu Dunbar; s"Chfck-a-
Dee; !" Calisthenic exercises and recitatiops
BY school recitation, "What Little Boy is
Worth" " Missouri StOokey, "a VII fAe t.
Room 2-Annie Gawthrop, teacher-Sing- |;
ng, "Buzz," "Wake Up, Little Daisy ~ t.
recitation, eide Ben," Charlie Bradford "
Three in Bed" Laura Cook spelling, fl
Room s-Grace II. sayers, teacher
Singing, "Jolly Boys" "Prithee, Pretty
ella Lenderman; 1.-THE Way Do It." q
George Foulk. Reading class. g FlF q &
Room 4-Miss NJ. A. Colt, teacher ir
Singing, "The Cobbler," "Jennie Lee" al
selection from .'Patienee." Recitation,
when We are Men, q class Of boys, Les
iQn in Weights and Measures,
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