The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-28

. List Of Common School Gradu
ates Of Dubois Co., for 1898,
and Their General Averages.
= COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.
Nelson Simmons, 78; Stephen A
Landreth, rs; Chss. ID. Nicholson, rs !;
. ia Tp.
HAcDIsoN TOWNSHIP.
John M. Ziegler, IS 1 in TIP,
BOONE TOWNSHIP.
Belle Cooper, n; Dora Holder, n
Alta Holder. rs; 3 in Tp.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Emma Songer, 78; Lulu Lennon, ~
Nora Stutsman, II; Joseph Brown, rs
4 In township.
BAtNBRIDGE TOWNSHIP.
Mary Ramsperge, IS; Rose Mendel
75;2in TIP.
HALL TOWNSHIP.
Ida E. Ellis, rs; Oscar j. Nolan, rs
2 10 Tp.
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
Ora Whsley, 70; Noah Whaley, Jr.
76; 2 In TIP.
PAToKA TOWNSHIP.
Amelia Katterhenry, n James f. Lich.
IIyter, rs Ada Painter,75; Nervia Spur.
lock, rs; Henry Wsrnesmsu, IS; Janet
Kstterhenry, rs: Alvah Spurlock, rs;
Verona Siork, IS; 8 in TIP.
CAss TOWNSHIP
Charles Mcllree, 10; Frank S. Erne,
~; Louis W. Hemmer, ~; 8 in TIP.
TOWN OF JASPER.
Tillie Buettner, "a; Helen Traylo 81 !;
Joseph Egg. 80; Thos. B. Wilson, 20 !;
Emms Cassidy. 70; Currsn Clark. 7s I;
Hugh Traylor, 70; Mary Riley, IS; EN-
ma Leming. n John Sweeney, IS; o..
to Zoeller, IS; Edgar Hsskins, IS; IL
in town.
TOWN OF BIRDsEYE.
Thomas Nash, 70; John Is. Bates, 7s T;
2 In town.
CITY OF HUNTINGBURG.
Edna v. Kemp, SO; Martha Wulf-
man, 80 (; Frank. II. Scherer, 81; Grace
Roger, co; Edna Bshrans, 70; Oliver
Griffith, 79; Martha Landgrebe, 70
Gussie +. Koerner, n; Flora Psrtsn.
|hcimer, n; Frank Brownell, n; f. Ed.
Bsmberger, 76; Emma Joseph, 76; Rob-
ert katterhenry, IS; Minnie Allen, 76 !;
Josie Koch, rs; Florence l. Klein, 76 /;
Anna n. Behrens, IS; Elmer Cato, IS !;
Tillie Cato, IS; Matte Davenport, rs;
Howard Hale. IS; WIN. Psrtenheimer.7 Is
Katie Drash, rs; Lizzie Guess. IS; Hat.
tie Murry. IS; rs In city.
RECAPITULATI0N.
Total number OF white graduates, 66.
Total number colored graduates, l
Total number In county, 81.
Male graduates, 80
lFemsIe graduates 80.
The medals were earned as follows:
County Gold Medal, Miss. .Tillie Buet.
tusr, jasper, "a.
Cass Tp., Gold Med !, Charles M.
Ilree, 79.
Madison Tp., medal, Emma Songer,7 ,7s
HARRISON Tp., medal. John N. Zie'
|gler, 75
Huniingburg city, medal, Edna "
Kemp, 81.
Ali interested are now urged to com.
p etc arrangements for commandments
and inform this Office as soon % posi-.
ble. The commence ments should be
held before busy times are at hand for
the farmers. Township commence.
ments are 10 charge Of the township ex.
aminers, unless other wise agreed upon.
Town aud city commencements are Ia
be conducted by the teachers Of the
schools. Az soon - programs are com
IpIeted send copy 10 county superinten
|deAt for publication. This column con
Itained sample program last week.
Il The "Autocrat" will be the literary
|subject for April, May, June and July
THE State Board will decide at Its Ma,
Injecting what 10 to follow 1t.
II The traditional school treats education
I lee . science in its best form II studie
ychology and pedagogics and othe
!, |pro feosiOnal lore, but never sees In ID,
,|chI,d more than inter esting illustration
lof these things. For the rational schoo
Ieducstion 10 art, in the practice Of whicl
Ipsychology and pedagogics iurnisl
leone degree of light; but II never tire
lof stud Wing the child, constantly verify
|iug. amending and extending these sci
Ience helps. Hence II happens not un
Frequently that the traditional schoo
With oil Ito science accomplishes moth
ling, while the rational school In th
|hands even OF untutored svt, achieve
commendsble results for science ls Il
: Iowu end, but art ere ltes its science as
. realizes its ideals.
w. 7. Hsilmsn, In Ind School JouI
70 lual.
ABlLL Was introduced into the lei
: Iislature OF New Jersey providing for
Idlvlsiou OF the school fund between pu
,vlIic and private schools. Tne bill VI
formally reported upon by the leRisl
live committee, but the Attorney Ge
I...I v,ronou nced n n unc0ns n tiOnAl,