Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

Additional Lists OF Eighth Grade Schola
Who Can Enter the High school.

| ENTITLED TO PROMOTION.
Additional Lists OF Eighth Grade Scholars
Who Can Enter the High school.
In addition to the Lists published in The
STAR. the following pupils Of the eighth grade
are entitled to enter the High School next year:
SECOND DIVISION A.
Morse School, Miss NJ. King, teacher-How-
ard R. Blass. Vivian Bradford, VIM. W, Brush.
Ralph A. Clark. John s. Hamilton, Albert
| Irwin, Walter J. Maher, Frederick W. McGiII.
Edwin i. Parkinson. Seward Wallace. Sarah
W. Brown, Ma6elle G. Conlee. Alice N. Car
| L. Kimbal, DaisyJ. LOOMS Annie Mastbrook,
| Jennie b. Perry, Nellie Pilson. Edna 4. sam
| ford Blanche H. Sauter, Irene F. Shirley.
Alice W. Stems, Winifred Stockton, Gertrude
E. Upton.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Jackson School, Laura A. Bradley, teacher
! Edgar Barry. VIM. Britt, Boyd Cox. Hugh
Graves, Louis Heiston, Henry Mitchell, Chas.
| MACEDONIAN, Lloyd Smoot, Carroll Todd, Beu-
lah Barnes, Mary Beckham. Mary Beckmeyer,
Blanch Birch, Matte Brown, Esther Byng,
Edith Coyle, May Crowley. Nettie Darneilie,
| Ruth Foster, Mabel Graham, Mary Green,
Alice Hanger, Adelaide Heath Maud Kennerly,
Mamie Perry, Edna SAWYER and Lena Weaver.
| Grant School. s. NJ. Ryder, teacher-Male:
| Cromwell Byram. George Thomas May, Luther
Corwin Steward, George Harmer Wood.
Female: Jennie Boyd, Christian Duvall Brecht,
Mary Edith Brown, Annie Laura Eiker. Laura
Larue Eiker, Julia May Flynn, Blanch Beatrice
Erenden'hai, Katherine Regina Hemmick,
ing, Susie Norton. Ida Renshaw. Gertrude
| Sallade, Blanch Sothoron Scott. Mable Bassett
Scott, Edith May Selby, Clara Nav Toomb
Alberta Walker, Mary Laskey wsnnstall. Nellie
Louise Yeatman.
Weightman School, John Hurd Drown,
teacher-Male: Warren Ira Bickford. Thomas
Bernard Griffin, Thomas Eugene Reedy, Err
nest Selby. Female: Leslie Gold Brown, Ag-
mes Elizabeth Eiker, Lille E,nstein, Ethel Nor
| ris Taught, Kate Elizabeth Griffin, Maud
Geneva Hunter, Anna Madeline Ready. Lille
Clementina Mcintyre. Mary Irene Moriarty
Edith Mary Potbury, Fronie stealey, Rosa
Sophie Vogt, Mary Auastasia WEIGH.
SEVENTH AND EIoHrH DIVISIONS
Sumner School, E. W. Brown. principal-Ira
L. Bailey. A E. Brooks, Daniel A. Brooks, Percy
n. Bruce, Roscoe C. Bruce, William G. Hurley,
William A. Lee, Paul c. Prim. Monte L. Robin
son, Isaac 8. Scott. Clarence X. Wormley, Ursu-
line c. Barker, Blanche c. Bradford, Nellie s.
Burke. Clara w. Burril, Carrie Campbell,
Anna L. Cornell, Lula B. Davis. Susan l. Dor
line Matthews, Mary A. Mason, Helen j. Moore,
Roberta Mauder. Mary G. Storma, Ada E.
Thomas.
Stevens School, Mr.. R. T. Moss, principal
William Beacon. Frank Burgess, John Butler.
William Davis, Collins Morgan, Irving Tinney,
Charles Tunce. William Whips. Chas. Wooden,
Helen Adams, Frondilina Butler, Bessie Clarke,
Lille Harris. Mabel Ingram, Harriet johnson,
Matte johnson. Katie simmons. Letetia Strange
Elizabeth Syphax, Fannie Walker, Agnes White.
| Cecilia Wilson, Marie Wright, Alice Wood,
| Martha Spencer, Eliza Branon.
NJ
Harry Burgess, VIM. Clarke. Charles Jenkins,
Thos. Patrick Frank Smith. Herbert Thomp-
| son. Edwina Bowie. Mary Fletcher. Sadie FIJI
more, jamie Henderson, Nettie Lynch, Mary
Peterson. Maggie Ross. Sadie Smith, Mary
Tibbs, Isetta Tbbs, Lula Warner, Medeil
| Williams.
Cook School, Miss L. Cook, principal-John
Blackwell. William Bohoer, John Janifer, Jas.
Lucas, Frederick Minor. Walter Ody, John
| Rawies, Daniel Stewart. Sylvester Epps, Helen
Bell, Mamie Contee, Ida Csmpton, Edwardina
Frazer, Lillian Green, Berthe Gray, Marcellina
Hunter Ellina Hawkins, Lothe Jones, Fannie
Moore. Lena Stewart, Susie Scott, Daisy Wylie.
Helen Wormiey.
Garnet School. Mr.. J. W. Cromwell, priuci-
pal-Lawrence Bradley. Louis G. Bolden, Henry
BERTHE Brown, Nethe Brown, Willianna Cole
man. Mary Flemming, Rosa Pinkney, Marie
| Smith, Mat Wilkerson. Ella Scott
Banneker School, Miss z. F. G. Merritt,
| principal-John I. Ayres, George K. Conway,
Calvin J. Crgtchfsld, Mercijah Farley, Angus
tus W. Gray, Charles II. Jones. Harry.E
Shorter, Lucien II. Thompson, Francis II.
Tabs. Martha Broadus, Emma Brown, Lula
N. Brooks. BERTHE L. Cooper, Maria b. Cooper
Mary NJ. Downing. Maud E. Fillmore. Lucille
r. Hunter, Bertha G. Howard, Jennie J. Mad
den. Ida r. Madden, Lille Morten. Clara w.
Robinson. Mary E. Reels. Bertha Toliver, Bessie
Willis, Edna n. Wheeler.
Lincoln School. Miss ~ p. shadd. princi-
pal-Isaac Hodges, Charles Jenkins. Horace
Mason, Archibald Morse, Archibald Ray, Sam
uel Wallace, Hattie Brown, Ida Chew. Hattie
Cornish, Mary Jones. Esteiie Lee, Katie Mat
thews, lola Nesle, Adlina Shaw, Elizabeth
| Thomas.
Randall School. Mrs NJ. E. Tucker. princi.
paf-Frank W. Brent. William A. Baltimore,
James IL. Farley. Richard II. Gunnell, Elijah
A. Fillmore, Hugh d. Mcdonald, George l..
Sydnor. Hayward NJ. Smith, Francis X smoth-
ers, Samuel Young, Ida Il. Baxter, Bessie I.
| Brooks, Blanche NJ. Bowen, Lille NJ. Curry,
Isabella Hawkins, Mary Hoffman. Maria E
Fillmore, Mary Z. Hyder. Harriet E. Hamer.
Georgiana z. Liverpool, Edith n. Myers Mar
tina J. Medley. Ellie NJ. Middleton, Alodein J.
Stevenson. Annie G. Tyler.
ANAcosrIA SCHOOLS CLOSE
| The public schools of Anacostia closed TODAY,
There was good deal Of activity in the line of
congratulatory remarks, hanJshakes, leave
monies without formGlity and pomp,
Groups of scholars hung around awaiting some
fattering praises from their teachers
and instances Of disappointment were
| few. All the teachers are brimful
of vacation hopes and simmer plans.
No orthodox commencement exercises we're
held. Some song singing was INDUCED In by
several Of the schools. but these were only OF
the usual character. The various classes were
dismissed with some complimentary and nd.
visory remarks by their teachers. the roll books
were turned in to Supervising Principal Free
mau. and Van Buren, school and annex stood
adjourned.
| In the afternoon Mr.. Freeman made brief
address 10 the teachers, in which he commended
| their devotion to the youth Of the village and
their loyalty to their vocation. Miss C. G.
Brewer, principal, responded on behalf Of the
teachers 1t was bright, felicltous little
speech and evoked a volley Of applause. Then
followed lunch and q series of long drawn and
oft-repea.ed goodbyes. Those present were
Supervising Principal Freeman. Principal
Brewer, Prof. Ely, seventh grade Miss Seaver,
sixth grade Miss Young. fifth grade; Miss
| Troutman. fifth grade; Miss Liebkirk. fourth
grade; Miss Mccormack, third grade; Miss
Zimmerman, second grade; Miss Erb, second
grade, and Miss Lackey, first grade.