Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
St. Marks Academy
TEACHERS.


MISS NJ. By MARTIN.
Formerly Principal OF Private school. Fond d u
Lac; lBsructress in Virginia Female Institute.
Professor in Cathedral school, Milwaukee
TESTIMONIALS:
Miss Martin has taught for FIVE years in this
institution. To her ability, fidelity, interchangeable
and Jealous attention we ascribs the success and
uninterrupted harmony OF our establishment -
X. II. PHILLIPS. Rector V. F. Institute.
Miss Martin is a conscientious Christian
woman. sctuAted by high motives and teaohr
OF ability Her work with us was highly sats-
factory IN tn e Catheersl school " Milwaukee ~
G. l.. MALLORY, Dean of AL Saints Cathedral
Miss Martin conducted Young Ladies Sem
mary in Fufl-du-Lso for some years and v
daughters attended H. Miss Martin 10 lazy OF
culture and ability. aud consistent member 81
the church. She makes herself very useful in
a capital and captivating influence ON the
young IT. s. RIcHEY. the Cathedral, Fond du-
Lac
MISS BELLA WEBSTER.
Graduate of the Chicago Kindergarten Train
ing school; instructress in the Bohemian Kin
dergRrteD.' Chicago; teacher IN the public
school. etc.
TESTIMONIALS:
81 take pleasure in testifyng to Miss Bella
Wehstert faithfulness az a-tescheT OF little chill
dren. Her natural ability for interesting little
ones. and the consequent happiness OF those
under her care especially qualify her for kinder
garteu werk"-FREDERicg BEARD Principal OF
bohemian Kindergarten, Chicago, III.
Miss Webster has had charge of my little ones
during the past school year IN The Kindergarten
IL gives me pleasure TO recommend her a
conscientious. painstaking teacher. She IL nat
,nrally adapted 10 the csre OF little ones and on
that rests the true principle OF kindergsrten
work"-MRs. c. Z. BEEzLEy, Sss South Desvitl-
It., Chicago
MISS FLORENCE D'KRAFFT
An enacient instructress in Languages and calls
themes, etc. Miss DeKrsft holds . diploma from
the Mayor oil Paris. certifying 10 her ability ~
teacher. etc,
MISS NELLIE CAMPBELL
Graduate Of Grand Rapids High School.
PROFESSOR GRAvkNsTEIN.
Well known a. the successful teacher OF mod
ern languages.
COURSE or INSTRUCTION.
In addition to the usual full course OF iuEtruc-
ton in frst-clsss school. from the kindergarten
10 the academic, particular attention will be
given TO calISthenic drilling aud manual exer-
cises OF q graceful and healthy character. the
system adopted u most attractive. fascinating
slso be taught, and music will be a prominent
feature.
SPECIAL CLASSES
VIII Re formed for Lessons in French vnd Cernsn
aud other studies. The oolect system VIII De
largely adopted.
THE RECITATION ROOMS
Are admirably sdapted for scholastic purposes
being SPACIOUS wei lighted and admirably ven
q Ated. sanitary ciosels etc.
GIRLS AND BOYS
or all sges are received. Fpee attention viii BE
given u scholars ~ marked peculiaTities a
either proficiency Or deficiency.
TERMS.
From g n s. Der mOnta, according - age de-
psrtH ent. etc.
SCHOOL RE-OPE<s
Houdsy sept 10 1884 bai pupils car - entered
I from sny date aud charged foT accord nRly.
The Rector vii open he academy daily viii .
/ snori and appropriate serv1ce fgT which cheif
WI - organized from the pupils n the schooL
For further particular plesse apply ~ the
Rev. CAMPBELL FAIR, DD.