The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-06-27
LATIN b. II. johnson,

1. How do we distinguish between the
declensons OF nouns2
2. In how many ways are irregular
verbs corrugated, and how are they dis
tinguished from each other2
8. Compare the adjective altus in all the
genders and degrees in the accusative sim
gular.
4. What is the usual order of arranging
the Latin sentence3
8. Translate the following and parse the
underscored Words
a. Italia hberata est b. Philliprus, rer
Macedonia, Athenienes superavit. C. Ser
vius Tullius regnsvit amos Quattuor ct
quadraginta.
ARlTHMETIo-Principal G. M. d. Eckels.
l. gallons, 2 quarts, pint of jelly
were put in half-pint jars which cost
cents each, the jelly was sold at 12t cents
per jar. What was left after paying for
the jarsp
Q. A man owing a..debt, paid three-fifths
of 1t, and ,afterward paid three-fourths of
the remainder. To make the second pay
ment required $195.6O less than. to make
the first. Find the debt.
8. How much more than 80 per day
must man receive in order that he may
pay bill of $42 and nine -tenths, or of $40
and one.fifth, or of $97t, and use in each
case the entire pay for whole number of
days?
T. Sand weighs three times as much as
water. A tub full OF water weighs 150
lbs. and full Of sand 400 lbs. Find
weight of tub and how many gallons it
holds.
8. When itIis noon at Greenwich, what
is the time at Bloomsburg2
9. A invests $7200 in per cent, stocks
bought at 90, while invests the same
amount in s per cent stock bought at IA
What is their annual income2
OWL GOvENMsNT-Supt. j. A. Myers.
/. Give brief synopsis of the Constitu-
ton.
2. Give the difference between o repub-
| lie and pure democracy.
8. How does a territory become State?
4. How are amendments made to the
Constitutions
s. How many U. 8. senators are theref
Byiwhom chosen? Length Of termf Salary
8. What are the qualifications of voter
in this State?
ALaRBRA-Prin. G. M. d. Eckels,
/. Simplify; x-1 plus Q divided by x-6
divided by x-2 plus divided by x-6.
2. Find G. Q. d. of sixth power plus x
fifth power - 11x plus 8, and sixth pow.
er - 6x plus s.
8. A and b can earn $40 in 10 days; A
and G can earn $51 in 10 days; and B and
G can earn $a2 dollars in days. How
many dollars can each earn in one dsy2
4. The difference between tie total sur
faces OF two cubes is IA square inches
and the sum of the edges of the first minus
the sum OF the edges Of the second is q
inches Find the length of the edge o
each cube.
8. Solve (x-3 ~ plus z.
| plus y plus II
| plus ~ IL
6. Solve; divided by square i divi
ded by y square equal 81. divided by x
divided by y equal 8.
READING.
The class was examined in four division
in reading each examiner having charge o
division. The following are some of tn
questions askedi
/. Upon what should most stress be lai
In teaching reading2
Q. How should a lesson be assigned
With what purpose should it be assigned
3. Name some of the qualities of tn
voice.
4. How much would you assign for
lesson in reading? What should Cover
the length OF lesson2 Should the objec
of a lesson have anything to do with tn
length2
8. What seems TO be the main or leading
idea of this poem?
Q. Would you give pupils extracts
commit to memory? Why2
7. What is the emphatic word in the Sci
tencep If the question were repeated whf
: would it be?
8. Does the tone of voice in which
word is uttered have anything to do wit
its meaning?
o. What is Infection What dete rmin,
the infection of a word or sentence2
10. Name the kinds of emphasis. Wins
: determines the kind of emphasis to be EN-
ployed? What the placer
IL. What is articulation? What its II
portance2
~. What determines the tone of voiC
with which a piece should be read9
NAMES OF JUNIORS WHO wRRR ADMITTED
q THE SENIOR GLASS.
y May V. Black, Margaret M. Boge
riof, Margaret II. Bynon, Bertha Cam
It bell, Eleanor Daniels, Emily Davies, Ma
o Davies, Sarah L. Devine, Alice M. Dillo
Sarah A. Dodson, Margaret f. Downin
d Kate buddy, Jennie Q. DIrkin, Annie
1t Evans, Margaret NJ. Evans, Annie NJ CT
d lagher, Zua b. Guie, Cora Hutchinson, A
Jacobs, Sarah A. Junkin, Laura NJ. Kee
le Mary Kelly, Julia M. Kennedy, Joseph
10 Leyshon, Anna McAndrews, Kate l.. MAJ
Della NJ Patterson, Annia s Reilly, 4
a. gina L. Reilly, Agatha NJ. Reilly, Lizzie
at Richart, Kate K. Ross, Fronie Shrad
Jennie Sheep, May Sherwood, Phoe
Shew, Julia A. Shook, Stella NJ. Smi
he Mary A. Spratt, Carrie e. Steck, Ellen
Stewart, Ida NJ. Swartzell, Clara b. Tep
Emma j. Townsend, Belle II. Trumb
Meta Walter, Eliza L. Ward, Belle w,
&c Mark Greasy John G. Harman, Hal
Il. Hess, Harry G. Mcbride, Charles
Major, w. B. Mausteller, John X. Mill
John'J. O'Donnel, John l.. Richards, ii
yey b. Rinehart, William Is. Sutlif, Char
w. Wagner.
Those II ON a distance who were adm
ted to the Senior class are;
From Shenandoah Libbie Carnaul
Annie Clauser Ella Connolly Clarence O
he baugh, Franklin Williams. From HazletC
q Kate Cannon, Carrie Maue, Carrie My
o Leila Spangler, Mary Williams 10
ng Bigelow, Edward Byrnes, Edward Cor
4. ley, w. A. Turnbach. From Montandon
Ia John NJ. Park.
The whole senior class { seventy.seve
AS and seveuty-fiye juniors, passed the exaI
nation.