The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-29
SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Successful Candidates for Admission
TO the High School.

The examination of candidates for ad.
mission to the High School was finished
yesterday. Of and out of 1Sl applicants
III secured the requisite percentage.
Miss Edith S. Merritt, the fifteen-year-
old daughter of DR.. G. M. Merritt of No.
226 Third street, will receive the medal
provided for the best general average.
She attained percentage of 9S. The lit
tie lady is graduate of No. School,
where she was never tardy during her
three and half years of study. or absent
except on account of sickness. Her rec
ord for scholarship is excellent
School No. IL, Principal Joslin, fur
nishes the largest number of successful
enthusiastically. The list follows:-
School No. /, George II. Linsley, Principal
Frederick Worfolk, 80; Thomas ]. BunnelI IS;
School No; 2, Henry Snyder, Principal Edwin
Wilson, 92; William Huffman, So; Sarah Seely,
s3; Lizzie Mclean, 81; Laura Ogden, 49, Chris
School No. 8, Jos. FL. Brensnger, Principal
Edith Merrill, 9s; Randolph jennings, o. Bessie
Willets, 93; Julia Wittpenn. 9s; Percy Andrews,
Speery. IS; Blanche Witherell, IS; Fannie Will
son, IS. Total 10.
School No; 4, Edward Kelly, Prlncipal--Nor-
man Rowe, SO; Clara Haley, 90; Daniel Green,
Riley, So; Maggie Ludlum, SO; Leonora Mitchell,
81; Isaac Myer, II. Total, g.
ScnOOl NO. b, j. w. Wakeman, Hr1DC1pal-
Leon Gilmore, 90; Raymond Magic, SO; Charles
Haywood, S3 Angela McKernan, S2 Fannie
Ulmer, 50; Charles ONeill, SO; Judson Vrede
burgh. 50; Thomas Coleman, 7s; Walter Devoe,
IS; Charles Roberts, n; Fred Siewers, 77; Sadie
Cumming, rs; Maggie Sullivan, "; Cherria
Philpowski. 76; William Mclaughlin, rs;
William Wardhough. rs; George Reeves, 75.
Total II.
School No. 7-B B. Guilford, Principal
Agnes Brown, IS; Isabel Froud, 81; Edna Ed
wards So; Oliver De Soncey, 81; Annie Wamnel-
stein, u; Eugene Foussant, rs; Henrietta Kenn;
rs; Henry Ermond. rs. Total. 8.
School No. S-Charles A. Hoyt, Principal
Lottie, stuhr, 81; Louise Duenkel. "a; Jessie
Heritage, 81; John Ainsworth, 70; Max 8.
school No. II, William Du Ric, Prncipal-Male
Departmental. Cecil Gadd,s, 1855; Fred Beach,
49, Henry openshaw, IS; Harry Coleman. rs.
Total, q.
School No. II. Miss soper, Principal-Female
Department Matte Smith, So; Marion Eckel-
man, IS; Florence Gray, 81; Melta Huddleston,
81 Julia o Gassey s4s Annie mi Lunney ss Rose
Minnie Wittemeyer, 81; Florence Murphy. 81;
Alice Throckmorton, IS. Total, IL.
School No. IL, A. D. Joslin, Principal-William
Dale, "a; Haggarth Leonard, 93; Stephen Lewis,
90; John Driscol, 81: Percy Mitchell SO; Percy
Fouer 81. Sadie Van Nostrand, 81; George
Norris, So; Lillian Baldwin, IS; Emily Fish. IS;
Milton Hoop, SO; David Hilton, So; Emma New
man, SO; Bessie o. German, 80; Maitland Cooke,
80; Carrie Case 20; Alfred Sidman. 70; William
woolsey, 70; William Cole u; William Hig-
gins 76 Total 20.
School No. IA, Chas. Haskell, Principal Ida
Van Riper 90; Bessie Arthur, SS; Genevieye
jackson, 49, Richard Duryee, S6; Joseph Burns,
84 Bessie Darsley, SO; Harvey Swinarten, 81;
May Atchison, 50; Maggie Griffin, a; Harry
school No. 20, j. G. Rhinehart, Principal:- =
Ella Anderson, S5; Marguerite Sharp, s5; Fred
erick Dusel, 80; Frank Kost, 81; Eva Chesebro,
n: Edwin Wilson, II. Total 6.
School No. 81 Joseph Evans, Principal
Alfred Haymon, s.: Dennis Kelleher, 80; Maggie
r. Foley, 81. Total, g.
School No. 81, Fred Ereleth Principal-Anna
Wilson, S5; Annie Lenhoff, 50; Ruth Schaffel.
SO; Annie Davis. n; Louise Good, 76; John
Dempsey, rs; Lillian Stanford IS. Total,
Whole number admitted, 1871.
Number passed, 100.