The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-15
EDucArsorAL.


EDUCATIONAL
The Annual ExsAinasfon in the Ctr
The annual examination of the city
schools viii take place next Thursdsy
and Friday, March 18th and 18th. All
the schools. except those in the High
school building. will be examined on
Thursday. those in the High school
building on Friday. The committees
below have been appointed by the CON-
mittee on visitation, the first named on
each committee being the chairman,
and will arrange TO eonductthe examin-
alton in any way in which the CON-
mittee may consider to give the best
test.
The several committees are solicited
TO mske written report of the grades
they examine, and SEMI the same to the
board of education. 1t is very deslrcue,
on the part of the board that every one
appointed On the committees shall act.
II, however, il should be. found impOssi
BILE for any to do so, they ask that they
report to the chairman Of the committee
on visitation the fact that they cannot
serve, that their places may be filed
The examination will begin promptly
at O'Clock in the morning, and con-
tinue until the committees are satisfied.
While some of our citizens have been
appointed to acs as examining commit
tees, yet it is expected that not only the
patrons but all the friends of education
will turn outand see what is being done
in our public schools. The following
committees of the members of the board
of education have been appointed to act
as ex-oficio supervisors of the several
buildings, to answer such questions and
hear such suggestions as may be offered:
West school-Messrs. Hall and Nor
ris.
Second avenue-Messrs. McMurtrie
and Morse.
Constitution street-Messrs. Riggs and |
Mills.
Union street-Messrs. Nix and Jones.
FouIth ward-Messrs. Cordley and
Kellogg.
Third ward-Messrs. McMurtrie and
and Morse.
These examinations do not come but
once year, and it is to be hoped that
our citizens generally will make calcu-
lations to spend al least part of one of
the days of examination to look in and
see what our public schools are doing.
If any member of the committees de-
sires to confer with the teachers as re-
CARDS the work gone over, it is to be
hoped they will do SO. The visiting
committees are as follows.
FOURTH WARD.
Mrs. II T Miller, teacher; Mrs Z w
Cunningham. Mrs. II Bundrem, Judge
Culver, Mrs Norwood, Mrs. D. 8. Gil.
more; Miss G A Wood. teacher; Rev. A
B TOmlinson, Mrs. M NJ Mason. Mrs. j
mer.
SECOND AVENUE.
Miss Csllie Brown, teacher; Mrs. Jno
Meredith, Mrs. Nc PillsburY. Mrs. E
Avery, Mrs. II B Morse, Mr.. J s Craig.
WEST SCHOOL
Mr.. Frank d Petit, teacher; Mrs FL
len Wilson, Mr.. pc Smith, Mrs. B F
I.Ockhard, Mrs. j. Shanzie, Mrs. s Fl
Fish.
THIRD WARD
Miss. Dudley, teacher, DR.. Biddle, Mrs.
] B Hinkle, Mrs. E Hill, Mrs. Katie
Dixon, Mrs e Brant, Mrs. c Fl Morri-
son, teacher; Mr.. ice Randolph, Mrs. A
Z Bancroft, BIZ. E Snider, Mrs. Young.
Mrs. T NJ McCulloch, Miss. A E Dixon.
teacher Mr.. A D Shockly, Rev. II Reese,
Mrs. Zilla Dean, Mrs. D 81 Lyon, Mrs.
VIM Frisbie, Miss Fannie Morse, teach
er; Mr.. Weaver, Rev. John Jones, Mr..
John w Davis, Mrs n Whittlesey and
ReY. s G Brown.
CONSTITUTION STREET BUILDING
Mrs. II A Bockius, teacher; Rev. Han
ma, Mrs. S q Howard, Mrs.. VIC FIthian,
Mrs. A S Houck, Mrs. Lunbeck, Miss
G w Merrill, teacher; Mrs. Van X
Holmes, Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. Mary
Mcleod, Mrs. w B Luther, Mrs. E E
Rowland, Miss Sadie Thomas, teacher;
Mrs. E Perley, DIR. McCandliss, DIR.
SherbuFne, James Wellman, Mrs. c G
Willett.
UNION STREET BUILDING.
Miss Mary Z Maynard, teacher; Mrs
E Nichols, Mrs Bragunier, Mr. L CSpen-
Ger, Mrs. Thos. Mcmillan, Mrs 81 Sipes
Miss Evans, teacher; Mrs. DIR. Filkins,
Mrs. DR.. Northington, Mrs. T u Heed.
DR.. Slower, Mir. j H Davis; Miss Lefa
D Farnham, teacher; Mrs. A Giliett.
D1rS. JOnn H6ck, G1r6. Ryan, 11FS. u n
Tyler, Mrs. John S Watson; Miss Bun
bury, teacher; Mrs. j T Burton, Mrs. DR..
Jacobs, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. W W Scott,
Mrs. John Wells.
HIGH SCHOOL BUDDING.
Miss Bartholomew, teacher; Mr. w
w Paxon, j Stotler, A L Lakin, VIM
Duguid, John Fluker; Miss Carswell.
teacher; Mr.. ID D Bennett. Mrs. 4 CT
Haines, Major Hood, Mrs. V A Hurst,
Mrs. j c Burnett; Miss Riggs. teacher;
Mr.. Robert Elstun, Jr., Mrs. DIR. Daven-
port, Mrs. n Fl Delaney, Mrs. 7 Harvey,
Mrs. DR.. Hibben, Mr.. Stone, Mrs. W
Peck, Mrs. " W Hill, Mrs. ] Fl Hal |
leck, Mrs. ] G Jones, Mrs. s. G.. John
son.
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
Lizzie Coult, Mrs. DR.. ] Wright, |
Mrs. j G Traylor, Mr.. w Truitt, Mrs. |
Fred STICKY, Mr.. Fl ] Bird, Miss Mary |
J Watson, Mr.: Charles Fletcher, Sen,
Mrs. w F Chalfant, Mrs. 81 Griffith, |
Mrs Il HOlcomb, Col. David Taylor.
HIGH sCHoOL-FIRsT GRADE.
VT McCarty, w o Ferguson, Fl E |
Fox. Mrs. j F Drake. Latin-Rev. J F |
Hendy, James Barnett, D D.. DR.. G W |
Frost. History and English Literature |
Mrs. A P Morse, Mrs. ] ] Buck, |
Mrs. P B Plumb. Natural Science
Prof R Milliken, Mrs. 8 B Warren, o |
d Lee. Authenticated w N /
Spar, Mrs. G w Bennett, Mrs. Emily |
Whitley. Fl. b. MORSE.
Chairman Of Visitation Committee.