The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL.

| WHO ARE OUR GOOD boys NND gIRLs-RE-
PORT OF THE MONTHLY EXAMINATION
FOR OCTOBER.
At the regular monthly examination Of
classes in the high school, Monday, Oct.
Both, the A class averaged 60 per cent. of
questions asked with three pupils above
class average, as follows; Lizze Steele,
SO per cent; Willie Christman, IS per
cent; Emma Redman, "a per cent.
b class averaged 81 per cent. of ques.
tions asked with 10 pupils above class av-
erage, as follows: Mollie Reilly, &c per
cent; George Hendricks, 95 per cent ;
Jessie Phill., % per cent. John Wood
"a per cent Josie Phllis, SO per cent. ;
George Terrence, ss per cent; Ellen
Walbridgc, 81 per cent; Lizzie McKcag,
81 per cent; Henry Beard, 81 per cent.
and Clara HarrcI, SO per cent;
class averaged 10 per cent. of qucs.
tions asked with II pupils above class av-
erage, as follows Emma Reilly, OIL per
cent Lucy Hawkins, SO per cent; Ella
Armstrong, SO per cent; Wayne Whit
lock, SO per cent. Lucy Wilson, IS per
cent. Callie Coons, SIS per cent; Willie
Smith, per cent. Eva Vcntrcss, 81 per
cent. Catherine Mackic, 81 per cent;
Leslie Kinnear, 80 per cent; and Charles
Walters, II per cent.
Miss Lucy Wilson of this class was last
month above class average with n standing
of 81 percent, but her name did not so APP
pear in the report.
THE THIRTEENTH STREET SCHOOL.
At the Thirteenth street grammar school
examination, same date, Miss Frank Bee
bee principal, the a class averaged II
per cent Of questions asked with pu-
pills above class average, as follows :;
Alice Winans, 70 per cent; Ruby Yo-
cum, 10 per cent. Maggie Lohin, "a
per cent.
b class averaged 81 per cent. Of ques-
tons asked, with pupils above class
average, as follows: Bella Winter, 100
per cent. Ella Rice, 100 per cent. Laura
Rennie, 9G per cent; Emma James, 93 per
cent Fife Close, % per cent. A. Will
hanson, 80 per cent; Luella Fraser, 80
per cent.
c class averaged 10 per cent. of ques-
tions asked with pupils above
class average, rs follows: Willie
Ayres, 81 per cent; Laura Hendrick, II
per cent? Paul Crawley, - per cent;
Sarah Cundiff, ~ per cent
Dclsss averaged 10 per cent. ofques,ion.
asked with ~ pupils above class average
as follows Lena Comings, ss per cent.
Webster White, 81 per cent; Laura
Moore, sc per cent Norman Rextord IS
per cent; Robt. Woodward So per cent.
Willie Winans, 50 per cent; May Har-
man, so per cent; Chas. Thrupp, 20 per
cent; Levi. Hagey, 7s per cent. Nelson
Hurd, rs per cent; Eddie Pink, 10 per
cent; August Winter &c per cent.
THE TWENTIETH STREET SCHOOL.
At the goth street grammar school ex-
animation, sane date Miss Abbie
Hatch, teacher, the A class averaged
81 per cent. of questions asked with I
pupils above class average, as follows :
Nette Limbert, 90 per cent. Rose Wins
ton, o. per cent. Frank Metcalf, 90 per
cent; Willie Snider, 80 per cent. John
Lane, 30 per cent; Lissie Newell, 80 per
cent; Julia Hunsakcr, 81 per cent.
b class averaged 81 per cent. of ques-
ton. asked with 6 pupils above class aver
age, as follows Sallie Lavender, % per
cent. Belle Sawins, - per cent, Julia
Sawins, 90 per cent; Louis Koehler "a
per cent. Frank Kendall, 81 per cent.
Kate Snider, 81 per cent.
c class averaged II per cent. Of ques-
tions asked with 10 pupils above class av-
erage, as follows May Leslie, 81 per cent;
Mollie Lavender, 59per cent. Kate Will
Jams, 81 per cent. Louisa Kobler, SO per
cent; Minnie Tester, SO per cent; Eta
McEwen, SO per cent. John Cash, SO per
cent; Franklin Ward, IS per cent. Cora
Arick, % per cent; Carson Martin, II
per cent. W. ii. Y. RAYMOND.
Superintendent