Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-22


as follows:
MADISON SCHOOL
Eighth Grade.
Teresa Huckssable. "a Minnie Wllgus. ;. 90
Kate Carey ........ 90 Bessie Taylor. ..... SO
Bessie Farr. ....... SO Howard Galusha. 80
Seuenth Grade.
Oliver McGuinn. SO Annie Barwise. -. 81
John Irvine. ....... 81 Theodore WILDER. 80
iSi1th Crude.
Josie Hauser. 49,. 80 Joseph Harst $50. 81
Bertha Robbins. 81 Mary Kult.. ...... so
Fifth Grade
Fred Schmidt 80
Fourth Grade.
Olive Lang ..... 81 Emily Rosenkranz. 81
Emma Pfender.... 81
Third Grade.
Edward DeGraw... Sc Kate Carmel. IS
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Eighth Grade.
Julia Knauft. ..... So Carrie Wilson -. 81
Seventh Grade.
Herbert Freemen 90 Henry GOODMAN. go
Sixth Grade
Lucy Rawble. 49,. "a Rosa Ferte- ....... 81
Matte Smith. 80 Willie Cross. $500. 80
Fifth Grade.
llduId NelsOn ~ fiOSa henp. "
May Darlington. 90 Virginia Rice 49, 81
Edward De Lang. 81 Sarah Heinlein -. 80
John Sinks. ... 80
Forth Grade
Fannie Mattocks.. SO Louis Ferte - so
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Eighth Grade.
Allie Hart. ........ 80 Minnie Barstow 81
May BOhrer. ....... 81
maggie Kelley. ..........-.....-. 92
Saith Grade.
Anita scheffer. 80
Fifth Grade.
Emma Lindeke..... SO
Fourth Grade.
Carrie Kreigher.. sc
Third Grade.
Willie Bryant. S8 Mary johnson i. . So
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL
Eighth Crude.
maggie AIuOlC. 81
Seventh Grade.
Lavinia Weber. .73
Siuth Grade.
Charles Ltawon.. 81
Fifth Grade.
Lizzie Henderson. SO
Fourth Grade.
Mamie Gadbois.. 85
Third Grade.
Jessie Pollock sc
ADAMS SCHOOL.
Sixth Crude.
John Miller. .......96 Genie George. 80. 80
Camilla Stockton. 80
Fifth Grade.
Cora Armstrong. ..S3 Arthur Gauthier. :. SO
Fourth Grade.
Carrie Decker AZ
Third Grade.
Charlie Farnham 80 Bernie Sullivan. :. SO
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Third Erade
Henry Smith. ...... 81 Agnes Sherman. .SS
Lydia Spencer. 80. SO
MLEAN SCHOOL.
Fourth Grade
Title CRUDE. ......87 Kittie Kentel.. IS
Third Grade.
Joseph McCormlck.79 Maria Needham, rs
The figures opposite each name exhibit the
class standing attained, the maximum mark
being 100. In the several grades where only
one name is mentioned, the scholar second in
rank was paratively SO low on the average
mark, that the name was omitted.
The examinations have been cond ucted with
great thoroughness and impartiality. look
at the honor roll shows that the girls have sur
passed the boys in nearly all the grades.
The schools reopen for the second term on
January 9Th
PERSONAL MENTION.
John Miller received the highest mark in
average scholarship over all the pupils SO far
reported. He is recommended for promotion.
Miss Walker, Of the Madison school, will pass
the holidays with friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Traverse, principal of the franklin
school, will spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS in
Blue Earth City.
hi Dance, of the Madison school left yes
terday for Hastings, where her vacation will be
passed.
Prof. Hegman, of the High school, will spend
the holidays at Faribault.
Miss Ida Flowers has SO far recovered from
her illness that it is expected she
will be able to resume her duties in the Adams
school after the holiday vacation.
After the vacation, Miss Billson will resume
charge OF her several classes in the Neil school.
Among the questions osked at the late exam
nation was, What is mollusk?'. The an
swer was required in writing, and was given by
one of the Youngsters, as follows:
"A monkey is corol of starvation and next
to human bean. Because it includes man.
That yeunster is as mysterious as a Darwin,