Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

The Public Pleased and the Teach
crs Nos Forgotten.

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crs Not Forgotten.
A large number Of parents and other
relations and Of sppreciative friends at.
tended the closing exercises at the Public
School yesterday afternoon. A good many,
in fact, were unable to procure seats and
stood up in the corridor near the doors.
The exercises we're very pleasing and all
stayed to hear them completed. 1t would
bel q long story to tell particularly how
each lad and lass went through the part
assigned on the programme. 1t could not
be done without comparisons, which are
distasteful where all came up 30 bravely
and did so well. Everybody was interest
| ed. There is no theatrical performance
| that could have interested the large audi
ence more. 1t was a refreshing spectacle
and one which the whole community could
enjoy. Such health, such spirit and such
intelligence were shown as cannot fail to
delight any one who appreciates those
qualities in youth which promise excellent
manhood and womanhoad. The teachers
have worked hard and conscientiously to
bring out the talent Of the many little boys
and girls conided by the public to their
care. They have done well, all Of them.
and they should be esteemed in the commu-
nifty as faithful, honorable public servants.
Their work is OF extreme Importance, and
for doing it faithfully and we'll there is no
degree Of honor or distinction that goes
beyond the consideration that they have
earned and are entitled to. We are proud
Of our boys and girls in this examination.
We say so from actual knowledge of what
they have done in ambitious response to
the labors of their teachers, for it has not
only been u pleasure as a friend Of edu-
cation to watch their progress. but 1t has
also been our duty as one Of the officers in
charge Of the schools to take part in the
counsels intended to help them along.
1t is to be hoped that the teachers and
pupils will spend q pleasant and invigor-
ating vacation and all return to work
afterwards renewed and ready for still
greater improvement during the next
school year.
The girls and boys wishing to show their
appreciation Of their teachers made them
each some very nice presents. By . hitch
in the exercises some way or other the
presents intended for Miss Reilley and Miss
fence yesterday afternoon; but they were
not overlooked. Their little pupils gave
them each several very pretty mementoes
Of their affection.
We publish below the names Of those
who have passed satisfactory examinations
and Of those who were found fit and
worthy for promotion, judged by the grade
standard.
List Of pupils in the First Grammar
Department passing . successful exam
nation:
A Class-Maud Pardy, Chris. Garretty,
Mary Barnes, L. Loschenkohl, Austin
Jackson.
First B Glass Mary Keene, Gertie Will
son, VIM. Pardy, Vic. Lamotte, Dan.
Dunkel, Mamie Steler, Clara McEwen,
Tillie Steler, Lou. Mccartney, Minnie
Christopher, VIM. Blackwell, Frank Will
son.
Second B Class-Ernest Bartholomew,
Alma Mannheim, Gertie McGeary, Annie
Hansen, Katie Young, Willie Wethered,
Eddie Phillips, Jake Alexander, Gordon
Morrison, Efie Webster.
List OF pupils promoted from the Second
Grammar to the First Grammar: Harry
Kemp, Jennie Atwood, Myra Hopkins,
Sarah Edgecomb. Fanny Steler, George
Bartlett, Harry Campbell, Henry Stride,
Nellie Evans, Frank Winzell, John Rossi,
Martini Barbieri, Josephine Kennedy,
Charles Geary.
List Of pupils promoted from First Pri-
mary to Grammar Room:
A Class-Nellie Blackwell, Annie Young,
Maggie Blackwell, Olive Diamond, Lizzie
Lachman, Sammy Leventhal, Lizzie
.Hauck. Mary Powell, Lille Berg, Susie
Boehm, Michael McElroy, Daniel Ross,
Katie Winzsll, Louis Mau. Carrie Terrell,
Victor Haupt.
Promotions TO the First Primary: Ida
Norris, Elite Blackwell, Dave Power, Jen-
ME Miller. Jennie Dunkel, Charley Egles-
ton, Amelia Kuehn, John Henderson,
Edith Mathews, Bella Gillespie, Aggie
Manion, Mary Rossi, Jennie Mcmillan.
Mary Kopp, Laura Sampson, Annie Fer
rell, Charley Bremenkampf.
Promoted to the Second Primary: Fam
ME McGarry, Lillian Spencer. Johnny
HALEY, Rosie Steler, Harry Sessions, Jen-
ME Molinelli, Sadie Taylor, Emily wey-
mouth, Charley Thomas, Minnie Mau,
BERTHE Campbell, Minnie Stowell, Charley
Tralesse, Frances Gibfried, Charley HUI,
Herman Bremenkampf.
Promoted to the Third Primary: Harry
Baker, Katie Riegelhuth, Ethel QUITS,
Martha Kearny, Adam Stewart. Willie
Mckay, Ellen Hunter, George HUI,
Christine Mason, Ralph Travers, Eddie
Manion, Minnie Ward, Grace Jackson.