Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-22

Her promotion list Is beaded by Mabel
Mathis aud Grace Childs, ths latter
beipg ono OF the youngest pupils In the
room. John Haggtrty Is reported rs
being perfect In attendance Cusing he
yesr. Miss Dixon instrueB the "a A
class, consisting OF forty pupils, and
Eddie Sheldon and Cora Sayre are her
leading scholars. There are five children
in this room who have been present every
day during the yesr-Sens Jep,en,
Emma Nelson, Henry Csstleton, Albert
Edholm and Archie Rose. Miss Hamil.
tons room contains forty-two scholars Of
the I'd O class, with Nina Halsey (col.
ored) and Fred Burroughs at the head of
the class. Three scholars In this room
have accomplished two years work In
one-Jeannie AuchMoedy, Beda John
son and Majorie Richey. The reading
from "Chatterbo1" by some seven. year
old pupis was very fine indeed Miss
Wayman has the 1st B and q classes
under her charge. Edith Vaper and
Lena Girock of the 1st @, and Goldle
Drost and Clara Simpson of the 1st B,
are at the head of their respective
classes. The 1st A class Is In the care
Of Miss Herbert, there being fifty eight
of the "babies." Walter Read and Dean
Thompson are the frat on the promotion
list, and Walter Read, Sidney Paul,
Annie Elkier, Jessie McCune and Jennie
HELENE have been perfect in attend
ance.
THE LAKE SCHOOL,
situated at the corner of Lake and North
Nineteenth strsets, near the northern
edge Of the city, has an attendance of
| 1l6 pupils, an increase since the begin.
ming of the year of 30 per cent. The
building contains three rooms, and Is
under the charge of Miss Stella M.
Chsmplin as principal. The 4th B, Sd @
Champlin. HThe two pupils who stand
at the head of their respective classes are
Harry Kane and Mabel Beebe, Robert
Morrison and Hugo Ssffelder, Charlie
Brown and Lizzie Clark. Miss Thompson
has charge of the Sd A and ID g classes,
and those who excel In the various,
branches taught are: Sd A-reading,
Mabel Latey, Emma Sherwood; writing,
Sarah Oarnavy, Minnie Neal; number
work, Russell Krenzer, Frleda Lang;
spelling, jamie Trail, Dora Englsnd;
language, Lindsey Sherwood. I'd c.
reading, Albert Parmelee; writing,
George AFFORD; number work, Iva anu
Lila Stark; spelling, Willie Muneche,
Albert Psrmelee; drawing, L9ule God
dard. Albert Parmelee and Mabel Latey
were perfect in attendance during the
year. The LIST A and G classes are in
charge of Miss Lstey, who reports her
best scholars to be Emile Scherd and
Maggie Russell In the A class, and Fern
Win5ersteen and Clara Ferris In the @
claan.
THE PLEASANT SCHOOL
is located at 546. Pleasant street, Just eff
St Mary's avenue, and Is In charge of
Miss FL. Eva Lowe as principal. The
main building is of brick, containing four
rooms, with an additional frame struc-
ture in which two rooms are located.
There are 201 scholars In attendance
at this school, which Is
an increase from the begin.
ming of the year. The BEE reporter ar
rived Just In time to hear the singing
with which the school is opened, and was
greatly charmed as the sweet voices
blended In singing "Ba'm of Gilead" and
"Littls Brown Eyes" Miss Lowe has
under her instruction the 4th @ and A
classes. In the former Julia Davis and
Maud Parsons are the first on the list
recommended for promotion, while
Johnnie Schultz and Charlie Crick head
the list of the A class. George Purvlp !s
the only scholar In the room who has
been perfect In attendance during the
year. In the room under the charge of
Miss Parrot are the Sd @ and B classes.
Minnie Cusian and Mlllard Hopkins are
at thehead of the former and Freddie
Dundstrom and Josephine Bisrt lead the
latter. Andrew Schones has bsen pres
ent every day during the year. Miss
Harney has two classes of nineteen pu-
pills each, under her charge. In the Sd
A class Thomas Mccarthy and A!vena
David are the first on the promotion list,
and Alice Bell and Willie
Mezyer occupya similar position on the
I'd Q list. Miss Jordan is the Instructor of
the 1st G class, and the pupils she mosthieh-
ly recommends for ptom0tlon are Elvlra
Olsen and James Davis, both of whom
have been PRESENT every day during the
year. Irwin Kirner has also been srfect
In attendance. This room is very small
and crowded, the children feing Obliged
In some cases to sit three In seat. Miss
Fitch has thirty eight scholars under her
charge. In her % B c'ass Warren WHIT.
son end Grace Sherlock are the pup ls
who stand at the head of the class, and
In the ed A, Percy Vsndervoort and
Anna Nordwell ara the first on the pro-
molten list BERTHE Nist.l has clean
record In attendance, net having missed
day during the year. The 1st A and b
classes are under the instruction of Miss
Jacobs, there being foriy-four of the Lit.
tie ones. In the A class Georgia Reed
and Mary Egbert, and in the B class