The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-22
OUT OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL
LIST OF PUPILS VINO SUCCESS
FULLY PASSED EXAMINATION.

scholar, Mary Il. Stone-No. 4 Has
Two That Are Way Up in the List
No. IL Passes the Largest Number of
Pupils.
The examination of the pupils from the
various grammar schools of the city for
admission to the High School, which has
been in progress during the week, closed
yesterday, and Superintendent Poland
and his valuable assistant, Miss Minnie
Stanley, have been as busy as bees pre-
pairing the list of the successful graduates
and their percentage marks The pupils
have been examined upon five subjects.
OF the 267 candidates 176 passed. School
No. IL will admit the largest number, g.
School No. IL passed 25. There has always
been considerable rivalry between these
two schools over the number of graduates
turned out. School No H. Charles S.
Haskell, principal, however, is honored by
the pupil who received the highest mark,
97.4-10. Miss Mary E. Stone, who will also
receive the superintendent's medal, which
is offered to competitors from all gram
mar schools, also the George w. Clerihew
medal offered to the pupil of School No.
IA who obtained the highest standing.
The examination differed slightly from
It's predecessors in allowing, in certain
measure, choice of questions given to
pupils. The result of this modification
was to require of the pupils more thought
and self reliance. The questions were
''catch" questions were given out.
The general result of the examination
Is satisfactory, over two-thirds having
passed the required seventy-five per cent.
mark. Those who failed were encouraged
to work harder and make another at
faffr ,ft,txy y1,,n he loto
The Edward A. Dugan medal, offered the
pupil reaching the highest mark in School
No. 4, was won by Alfred X. Moe, 96 4-10.
Another pupil of School No 4, Michael j.
Boucher, attained the mark of 95 6-10, so
that while No. IA ranks first, No. is en-
titled to second and third place. Schools
Nos. II and IL have heretofore taken the
lead. This year there are new leaders.
The medal offered the best pupil of No. 20
school was won by Benjamin N. Givan-
dan.
Following is the list of graduates
School No / York street George .t Inssy ley
Williams, 49, Frank A. Brockhurst, 50; Millie
Kanegsberg, 81; James W. Davidson, Sli Charles
};,s; ] skinner. e; Mamie E Mellin 5s Grace R.
School No. 2, Erie street. ID. b. Kirby, princi
pal-John 7. McCrea, 80: Grace A. Archer, 81;
Edmund s WILSON 81 AloTze ssnsorn 81
Reichenbecher, 81; Joseph S. Hough, so; Fred w.
Steiger, r.: Fannie s. Blackwell rs; Eleanor L.
Benjamin. 76; Florence J. Moulds, 75. Total, r.
School No. 8, Bright street, j. H Brensinger,
A. NJ, principaIKate Wilson, SS; Lillian C.
Myers, 81; Lulu E. Butler, S3; Lizzie W. johnson,
81; Aaron W; West; 81; Julia Il; Brien, 80; Sadie
Filver, n; Rofena D. Rector, rs; Gussle Crare,
rs. Total, II.
school No. 4, Eighth street, Edward Kelle,
principal - Alfred K. Moe, 1854; William A.
Boucher, 95.6; Frank w. Frazer, 81; Nettie L
Lewis, So; Herman Behrens, 49, Mare E. Hallin,
g; William z. Kearse, q; John P ~ Allen, ss;
Bushnell, 10; Katie ". Carroll, n; Ida /. Saiffen
n; Ida NJ. Buckbee, 75 and Sarah A. Mcnamara
rs. Total lb -.--4
School No. g. Central avenue, J. W. Wake
man, principal Nellie M. Houser so; Carrie E.
Luckfeld, So; Richard /. McAghon, 81; Marie A.
o'Connor, 81; Charles G. Childs, So; Susie J..
thews, 79; Cornelia Weastell, 70; William A.
Gayenesch, 10; James Mclaughlin, rs, aud
Michael E: Golden, a. Total, r.
avenue, A. B. Guilford, principal Harvey w.
Reed, ss; David g. Edgar, s.; John ]. De
Martini SO; Alfred Logan, "a; Joseph R, Rojas
nerly, SO; Jessie G. Guiford, 81; Horace G.
Moore, 81; Gertrude Adams, 81; Harry Dodd, s0
Jeannie R Chapman, 7s Adele I. Toussaiqt, 5s;
Fearis, 76: Agnes Purvis, 76 and Robert ].
School No 9, sherman avenue, Charles A.
W. Baker, 30; Isdore L. Och, 8S Minnie A.Spies,
81; Fred A. Grueninar, 81; Margaret Coiehan,
IS; William Neumann, SO; Dora S. Gloustein,
ME Pattberg, rs, and Theodore G. Hepe, rs.
Total, IL.
School No II, Bergen Square. William B. Du-
Rie, A. B., principal Charles A. Woolsey. 85;
William T. Keller, 81; Jno. G. Fisher, S3; Ebert
scanlon, s.; Walter Chiffon. So; Charles A.
Skinner, 7S, and Albert W. Melloling, n. Total 9
Female Department, Miss Frances Soper prin-
cpal-Min NJ. Baldwin, 95; Mollie A. Wolfe, 04;
Edith B. Knox, 80; Kittie L. Gibson, 80; Florence
Philbrook, 9o Lettie II. Finger, 80; Jennie M.
Jones, So; Mabel T. Wilson, So; Maggie T. Keogh,
SO; Julia F. Keller, S5; Maggie WILDWOOD IS; Clara
L. Jewell, So; Aggie NJ. Finley. 83; Ida B. Adams,
81; Annie Van Arsdale, 70; Minerva B. olin rs.
School No 12, Crescent avenue, A. D. Joslin,
principal-Grace I. Russell, 9l; Robert D. Greene,
James nsl F. { Capen, IS; William ormiston, S.; S.;
Robert A. Alberts, s5; Julian H. Schermerhorn,
g; Eta siefke; q; Gertrude ;,,; g Ketehum, ss;
Helen L. Cozzen, 81 Jonathan NJ Cosgrove 81;
N. Fred Feury, 80; Katie L. Greene, 10; Nellie B.
Mcdonald ~; Frank H. Cole, 70; Grace Z. Jack
II; villa G. Steele. rs: Ethel l. Benedict, 76;
Henry G. Runnell 76; Charles T. Ball, rs; John
W. Dykes. rs. Total, 20.
A. NJ, principal Christie, 9s; Grace I.
ner, s.; Esther MacNull. SIS; Fred, RAIDER, IS;
Allen Roberts, se Francis R. Staples, 81; BERTHE
Klaproth 81; Ada L. Curtis, r.. Total. 10.
School No. IA, Union street, Charles s. Haskell,
A. NJ, principal-Mary E. Stone, 97.4; Laura
Dawson, "a; Ida Robert, 0o Catharine NJ. Hasha-
gen S6 Edith NJ. Francis S5; Margaret j. Nc
ilhiney 81; Harold H. Cummings, 70; Cecilia J.
j. Keegan, q; Louis F. Dunn, rs; Clara H. Ap-
pleton, 20. Total, TO-
School No. 20, Greenville, J. G. Rnhart. Princi-
pal-Bennie T. Givandam, S6 Annie Mcdonald
s5 Lizzie w. Vreeland, "a; Susie Nelson, SO;
Lewis S. Harney, 81; Grace E. Corkitt rs;
Thomas w. Carey, ~, and Jennie Jardine, 75.
Total, s.
School No. 81, Twelfth street, Joseph II.
Evans A. NJ, principal--Mary Il. Kelly, 10;
Mamie A. O'Brien. 77; Edwin A. Barnes, u.s.
and Maggie T. Kenny, 75. Total, a.
From private schools = Julia A. Harner, 49,
Maggie A. Rockford, So; John Kimpel, II, and
Katie r. McKiernan 20. Number who took ex-
animation, 267 Number who passed, 176.
WALSTElN MAY GET REVENGE.