Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-22

no school" still the few remaining days
of the term are not entirely taken up
with thoughts of the joyous times antici-
pated. The closing lessons and exami-
nations are In progress and large
amount of hard work Is being done by
both teachers and pupils. This has been
evident in all the schools visited.
THE IzARD SCHOOL
Is in charge of Miss Anna Foos as prin-
cipsl, and at the beginning of the school
year there were 7S7 pupils enrolled. The
number has decreased during the year,
and at present there are only 592 pupils
In attendance. The building contains
thirteen rooms and an additional room is
rented in another building for the USE of
the school. The pupils are divided into
eight grades, with fourteen teachers.
Miss Foos has charge of the 9th a and 9TH
O classes. BERTHE Blakesley and George
Haynes in the 9Th A, and Florence
Berkhauser and Eva Bartlett In the 9TH
O, are at the head of the promotion list
of their respective classes. The 9TH B
and 9TH A classes are taught by Miss
Bunker, and Charlie Moody and Erdie
Bruner lead the former, and Emma and
Bird Rogers the latter. Bird Manvile
has been psrfect IL attendance during the
entire year. Mrs. Sohaller instructs the
9th B and G classes. In the B class the
first names on the promotion list are Ella
Bonner, Tillie Christensen and Blanche
Doherty, and in the G class
Eugene Grant and Frank Weiner.
Blanche Dohetty has not been absent
since the beginning of the year, and
Frank Weiner has done four terms
work in three, skipping a class. Miss
Dye, who has charge of the 9th A and
9th @ classes, reports Myron Simmons
and John Beebe as leading tie former
and Eta Brown ana Mollie Carnaby the
latter. Those who have been present
every day in the year are Beal Grander,
Martin Liser, Howard Parmslee and
Arthur Apgell. Miss Whitmore, teach
er of the 9th B class, has most highly
recommended for promotion Ralph
Moody and Jennie Dorsey, and Sophie
Sellner has not absented herself from
school during the year. The scholars In
this class read very finely In concert,
and have evidently been thoroughly
drilled with reference to distinct articu-
lation. The 4th B and A classes are
under the ins ructlon of Miss Littlefeld.
Fred Haver and Maud Schroeder stand
at the head of the promotion list in the
4th B class, and Allie Rbynn and Mary
Christensen hold the same places In the
4th A. Delicacy forbids our mentioning
the name of the very best girl in this
room. In the 4th G and 9th A
classes, under the charge Ct
Mrs. Elicit, Nora Sellers and
Charles Vaper are at he head of the for
mer and Fred Van Horn and James Fer
ris of the latter. Frank Haskell, Myra
Cassidsy, Frank Kremser and Charles
Vaper have been perfect in attendance
during the year. Miss Kate Foos te aches
the 81 G class, at the head of which
stand Fred Hall aud Clarlssa Wilhelmy.
Julia Larson, of the same class, has been
present every day during the year. The
Sd B and Sd A classes are under the
charge of Miss Rsdfeld. Frank
Van Horn and Guy Penfeld In the for
mer, and Alma Gartner and Lille Hollo
in the latter, are at the head of the pro.
motion lists. Warren Arnold and John
Blomberg have been perfect In attend
ance during the year. Miss Wood re-
ports Rolly Rbynn and Anna Anderson
as the best scholars In her I'd Cclass, and
Augusta Abendroth and Alexandria Paul
sen as perfect In attendance during the
year. Mrs. Newton has two classes un-
der her control, 1st G and B. The first
two names ON each c'ass list for
promotion are Mamie Wilhelmy and
Belle Hayfcrd in the 1st @, and Pearl
Christensen and Maud T.acy In 1st B.
Mits Blowers two cssses are also 1st
and B, and Sadie Nelson and Laura
Graham s!and at the head of the former,
Allie Mitchell and Minnie Batten Of the
latter. Miss Leeds has the little ones of
the LIST A C ass, and the two names at the
head of her promotion list are Earl Tate
and Jessie Beans. Mrs. Smeaton has
charge of the I'd A and 2i B classes in
room two blocks from the school
building. There are thlrty-eight pupils
under her charge.
THE LONG SCHOOL
Is located at the corner Of King and De.
catur strees, in the northwestern part of
the city. There are ten rooms in the
building, with 460scholars In attendance,
divided into six grades. The building Is
new one, and is admirably adapted for
the purposes for which 1t was erected.
Miss Sarah nj. McCheaue is the princi.
pal in charge, with five teachers under
her. Miss McCheaue instruct, the
scholsrs IN the 9th A and 9th @ classes
In tie former class Willie Thompson and
Lillian Magoon are the first on the list of
scholars recommended for promoion;and
In the 9th @ class Bertha Parker and
Charlie Spencer head the promotion list.
Lillian Msgoon, Jessie Swisher, Florence
Stseves and Willie Bartlett have been
perfect In attendance during the eatire
school year. Miss Jones has thirty six
scholars of the 9th B and A classe, under
her charge. BERTHE Malette and Henry
Lehman of the former, and Katie Hag-
gerty and Elva Garner of the latter are
at the head of the promotion lists. E!va
Garner, Katie and Ellen Hsggerty and
joseph Hadfeld have been present every
day during the year. There are forty |
eight pupils of the Sd O and 4th A class |
es In charge of Mics Isaacsou. Herman
Blessing aad Ora Tioknor are at the head
of the Sd @ and Clara Edholm and
Charlie Callahan of the 4thA. Genevera
West and Bertie Rocker have been per