The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-24
STEP UP ONE GRADE.
Public School Pupils Who Have
Earned Promotion.
A SPLENDID ROLL OF HONOR.
Fully Seventy Five Per Cent. of the
Children Are Advanced-Lists
for Each School.

Professor Il. y. Darnaru, superintendent
public schools, estimates that about IS
per cent. of the pupils of the district have
successfully passed examinations and
been promoted. This shows standard of
excellence attained that is remarkable and
compares favorably with the schools of
any city of its size in the United States
1t shows, too, that teachers have been able
and children faithful. The percentage re-
quired In grammar grade examinations is
IS. with no study below 60 per cent, and
in primary grades 20 per cent, with no
study less than so per cent. The children
who have successfully answered examina-
ton questions and attained the averages
laid down have been promoted to the next
higher grade. The Posr-ISTELIrGENcEp
prints below the full list of promotions of
the schools, with the exception of those
In the outlying districts, which have not
vet been reached. Their lists will be i'm
today and will then be published. Fol-
lowing are the lists:
Olympic School.
The Olympic school has an enrolment
of 142 pupils. 1t has four teachers, with
F. J. Browne as principal Promotions
here were as follows:
Fourth grade: Miss Lillian Smoke, teacher
Carl Albin, Curt Gasch, Arthur Hilton, Willie
Johnson, Charlie James, Walter Marurn, Fred
Richardson, Vernon Tilv. Ray Wintcrrnute.
Roy Wintermute, Waiter Wilsey, Zada Brown,
field, Emily Charlebois, Nellie Ford. Mary Fits,
Rachel Fits, Clara Hourn, Nella Haight Carrie
Hadfeld. Anna Isberg. Mamie McWillams,
Ada pyke, Lottie Redman, Lucy Rsbell, Mabel
keyburn; Mildred Ro5b, Sadie stauly, Ne:tie
Tuck, Adela Weller, Kittie Weed
Third grade: Ella NJ. Peckham, teacher-Percy
Jefferson, Laurence Parr. Frank Wilson, Ed ward
Cook, james Mcwilliams, George Sharp, James
bin larpI
Blancn Darlington, Julin Darlington, Julia
duffy, Florence Grimes, Florence Clark, Mary
Mootz. Clara Sheldon and Ethel 10y
Second grade: Ella NJ. Peckha teacher
Mary Mckay, Ella Schwers, Sadie Warren, Agnes
YORK, Angie Hoge. Maud Moody. Lena Red
man, Matte Williams, Orlean Weed, Charlie
Gasch.
second grade: Ella Pixlee. teacher-First
diyisionvCharles Dc Lappe, Lille Fits, William
Nilsey, Matilda Charlebois, Maggie Douahue,
Este Erase, Alice McWilliams, Dollle Thomp,
son, Rose Duffy. Second division-Joe Cook,
Lenard Dizard, Lawrence Hilton, CLYDE John,
son. Leslie Lacy, Oliver 10y, Ava livery Grace
Morley and Edna sill.
Fourth grade: Miss Lillian Burrows teacher
First dvision-Ella Risbell, Helga Isberg, Mar
tia Gasch, Eta Tilley Lucy Donoghue, Frank
Monahan, Charles ill, Harry Morley. Lille
JONES' Lille Alvey, BERTHE Weed. Charles shell
SERVERS, Willie Davidson. Dora sharp, Linnie
Hanson. WILDER Denniston, Lizzie stanley
Third division-Raymond Mcdonald, Maggie
II.
Owens. Mary Engte. Fourth division-Amon
Davis, Mary Lavan. John Carwile. Emma Iyey,
Martha Cook, Belle Sutton, Elmer Lawrence.
Rainier School.
The Rainier school has an enrolment of
3s1 pupils and ten teachers, with
as principal. The following pupils
were promoted:
Eighth grade: Miss L. NJ. Brown teacher
Willie Allen. Willie Castle, Fred Hicks, George
dAt ar,1t III line hu.f.r he
stoa George Scbertzer, Maggie Sutton, Annie
sehaler Mamie Long, Helen Friend, Kate Bur
CESS. Madge Corey, Jennie Copp Jessie Espln,
Kate Holmes. Ida Haynes, kittie Watson, Elsie
Ninstone
Mattel Branson. Ben Berray, Aivah Douglas,
Thomas lnee, Eldra Peterson, Alice Tuck, Berthe
1witche!l, Bessie Tolchard. Alvah Douglas.
May Fuller, Eva Gardner Inga Hanson. Lillian
Hdcbrandt, Lillian Lindsay, Rosie Zeek.
sixth grade: Miss + j. Anthony, teacher-Amy
Corey, Nellie Campion, Alice Fisher, Arthur
Friend, Bertha Gouptel, Lucy Griswold, Lena
Graham, Carl Holmes, Phoebe Jones, Dell jones'
Mamie Kcene, Kenneth Lister, Nellie McFar-
lane, JAY Muldoon, Stiles Nettleton, Ethel hey
burn, Charles Richert. Mile Russell, Frank
Smith. Frank Snyder, Carl lvete, Frank Wallace,
Winnie Wheeler, Charles Wintermute, William
Wray.
Fifth grade: Miss Mary Amesbury, teacher
Care Bennett Fred Fuller, Ralph Ismon,
Homer Mcdonald. James Monlhan. Amos Geek,
Horace sill, Mamie Mires, Blanche Currler,
Eeda Dunn, Bertha Dishon, Lalla Draine, Fran
els Erdman, Cony Hall, Belle Hadhed, Bessie
Ing is, Mia Kelley. Maude Kelley, Helen STRAIT
ton, inez Tuck. Minnie Winchell, Clara lie
breth, Amanda Tvete, Irma Rank, Nellie Hei.
rising, Allie Mudoou.
Fifth grade: Miss A. J. Hildebrandt. teacher
Percy Adams, William Brown6eid, Parke Pos
ton, Oliver Powell, orville Rey6urn. Frank
Rice, Samuel Richardson. Walter Tilley, John
Watson, John Herring, Harry Thomas, Charlie
Smith, Carrie Browufield, Bessie Bump Elsie
burgess. Cora Goodale, Ella johnson, Jennie
AGpfI4 Mel Raj fha
McFate, fora Parr, Norma Ronald. Inez Sill,
Minnie stroud, Minnie Miller and Gena Graham.
Third grade, Miss NJ: f. Keene. teacher
laona Anderson, Birdie Anderson, Arthur
Arnold, Joseph Brown, Ethel Gale. James
Cramer, Myrtle Cramer, Guy Drisko, Julia
Delany, Ruby Friend George French, Isasc
Msdge Huif. Ida Jewell, Bert Kelly, Margaret
kat1enberger. Henry Kramer, Blanche
Laubseher, Charlie Mcclellan, Minnie McFate.
Jerry Perry. Roy samson, Roy Smaliey. Howard
severance, Max Smith, Bessie Swartwood, Nesta
Smith. Harry Sizer, Robert scott, Fred sears,
Steven slater, Josie Riley, Mary Rankins,
Herbert Tincher, Clarence Wilson. Title Weber,
Birdie Winchell. Pearl Winkey, Nellie Wright,
Clarence Conlin, Warren Hastie
Second grade, Miss Kate VI. McCauley. teacher
Louis Bruins, Elmer Tvete. Willie Robb, Verne
Farmer, Frank la Roche, Raymond Fox, Lewis
Mcdonald, Clifford Anderson. Samuel Humes,
Roy Gilbert, Joe Cramer, Michael Breslin, Ches-
ter lngs, Arthur rea,er. Lillian Mcdonald,
Mary Costen, Alice Bryant, Nora Gulilford,
Florence severance, Leila Rice. Annie Ztebarth,
"llsht, SSssls Auch Laura Soilon, MdSSie
Intermediate year Miss Louise Shepherd.
,ssaehep-seeond grade. Charles Bushell'
bert Crofutt. selena Cooke. streeter Cot
ton, Lena CedaTgrene, Edith Darling,
Herbert Drummond, Slas Degler. Frank
Fits, Arthur McGrath, Eva Herring, Vera
Knox BERTHE Long, May O'Grady, Elizabeth
Ross, George Rice, By-au smaley. Mamie
strand, Lester Whitney, Pernilia Warren, sgd
ney West. Wilmer Chalk, Erna Engelbrecht.
Emma Erdman. Lilly Fryberg. Elizabeth Fran
cts. Eddie Fox, lrena Graham, Mabel Holt,
Amma Hopkins. Dora Long, Eva Ronald,
:, First grade; Miss Clara X. Adams teacher
Richard Nelc. Fanny Morehouse, Maiorie Mil
Ter, Willie Nero, Myrtle Hawkins, Bertha
Goeliner, Anna Huber, May Butler. Rudolph
Fried, Lulu Downing. Frank Chahot, Vera
Burns, Flossie Underwood, Muiorie Twichell,
Burton SiEer Maggie Gouney, Ralph Lester,
Nathan b. Is, Eugene katzenbers, Dannle We
Donald, Manton Bowditch, Blanche smith,
Myrtle Smith, Anna Grub, Dora Gardner.
Mamie Sickel, Jessie Singleton, Maud Ogden,
Helen Randolph. Fray Taylor, Belle keene,
waiter ColmSn, Gilbert Lister, Willie ha..a-
tough, George Nash, Guy Ia Seile, Willie Me
lellen, sydney Jackson, Fred Wallace, John
Belle
THE CENTRAL SCHOOL
The Central school has an enrolment of
1o. with seventeen teachers and T. I.
Richardson as principal. Promotions were
made As follows:
Perez Allen Albert Foreman. Mamie GiItis-
pc, Clinton Grifette. Louie OllVer; Aoe TT r.,
kinS. Harry Roderus. Robbie Ball, Ernest MI
Ter. Leo Flynn, Claude Andrus, lua 1rhaN'
Frances klrkwo0d. Julia NenEter, heheietta
beVerchere, Jessie CamPbeli, Lucy ,alH4,gettii'
heairlce Ptosch. Bertha MACON. MSrne ma
Minnie Hail Joe Atkinson, Earle burenett,
Noble Gillisple Conrad Hslglson, FRANK mar
SInau, Fred Ross. Edgar torbSII