Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-21
HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

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The Successful ones Names OF she
Graduates From the High school,
Those to Enter the High school
From the Grammar schools.
: The results of the examinations in the
high school last week for graduation and
entrance were submitted by Principal
Whitmore to the committee on schools last
evening. The following is list of the
successful ones:
ADMISSION TO HIGH SCHOOL.
From Webster SCHOOL,. R. Tyler, Maud J.
sPerdue, r. W. Cobbs, M. A. Gray, Louise Hem
drick, Alex Babcock, F. s. Cobb, Lydia A. Krabt,
A. 8. Mcqueen; total 9.
From Eaton school-Michael Frank, Frank
Frisbie, John Hall, Charles Gallagher Emanuel
Thomas, George Walker, John Farrell; total7.
From Wooster school - Martha Maclins,
Josephine Sullivan, Frank Carroll, NellieWheaton,
Thomas Murphy, James Rowley, John Grindle;
From Hamilton schooHJames Keegan, Nellie
Moakley; total 3.
From Dwight sehoolzGrace Beach. Lulu Rent,
e arumma Mahlin, ' Charles Williams, Bertha
BsgBs f Sse Ss fsna P:s nsr
From winchester schoolLGustave sattig, Maud
Crptte1den STEELE Parker Teresa A. rBddle
Georgiana Boiler; total 9.
From Lowell schoolEFred Merrels, George Boil
| bry, Neva Benham, John Post. A, Rogowski,
Fred Myers Carl Ibsen, Frank Parsons, Louie
JOSEPH
Shares, Marie stuart; total -. uu.n NJ mocos
mick, T. NJ Beebe, Irene J. waugh W: H. Gray,
9M9 P5;n GeHrge Howl is Z smith n1s
| B. Wood Junietta M. Hunt; total ~.
From Welch school-Harry Schonberger, Flor
enceJ Joyce, Noah Waffhams, Mary Pendleton
Edith Blakesee, NJ. B. Leichter, Florence Kin
+ Fiom woolsey school--arace Johnson, Miss
Pont, George A. Morgan, Martha J. Field, clare
St. Francis Paroc6ial school--Kate J. Caninan,
gPn 8arS %
total 1 :. '''''' 80 ~ 4' a. -''
| From St. Johns Parochial school-F, E. Cook,
From Whest s les sehool - Bsrtio M Baldwin,
Maud Miller, Alberta Downs, Estella Flaherty
Fannie Kennedy james Mckay; totals. .,.
| Wright, Henry Wright; total 8.
Total number of pupils entering the
high school by examination, 118.
| THE AVERAGE AGE
of those entering is about Is and the
standard of excellence equal to that of last
| year. Lowell heads the list of grammar
school, not one of its aspirants failing.
There were about thirty-five in all who
were unsuccessful in the examinations
| from the grammer schools.
CLASSICAL ANDENGLIsHFoURYE ARs'couRsE
The following are the graduates from the
four years course, classical and English:
ME-. Andrews, NJ Bauman, N. s. Beard, R. E.
Barf RirS e. B BsSsasr' e. Black <
+ u sss%Sef B PucE R5ss X sast
E. Coxeter, l. J. Curtis, M. L. Daniel, S. "A Damn,
E a1 HsSas! = D. ns. as Hsste5 III
phries, 3: ]: Hyland, H: Jacobs L. Y. Johnson
Marcus K. L. Mcbride, A. L. Mcconville
|: J. Mccormick, H. L: Mcfarland, B: M: Miller,
Smith, q: stsia, P. R; Thomson, 4; n: T%5schsI{
y: q: Allen, M J. Barnes, Il F. Reebe, 4. T
l. v; taad. 9: T. Mcneil, [. J. Mills, F. j: MI
pHnderson g. Rice ns Il sper rse s.
Spier, B. J. spock, B. L. Woodruff, B. j. Lee
1 total %.
| GRADUATES FROM THE THREE YEARS SCIENTIFIC
COURSE
L. N. Bishop, H. Brewer, G. B. Brown, G. C.
i COY, ID. Il. Helleman, 1. M Heller, W. j. Long
zettel, H w Merwin, W. L. Mitchell: l. T. Reed,
! G. F. Sanford, j. Sargent, J. B. Smith, L. D
Tracy, E. L. Uni, J. A. Veech, w 7. Verdi G. E
Watrous W. M. Wright, ]. Walker; total 81.
GRADUATES FROM THE TWO YEARS COMMERCIAL
COURSE.
H. A. Lord, NJ. E. Mills, F. J. Notion H. E
Roberts, E. L. Brennan, L. c. Clark. J. H. En-
| glish D. E. Fitzgerald H. A. Illegal, F. c. Hollis
F. J. Hope, F; b. Kimberly, A. G. CALDWELL N.
ScaySIan & F syeeny O. Williams MGWe, - +
! Willis; total twenty.