The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-02-10
Report of Bel Air Academy and Graded


| Following is list of the names of the pu-
| pills of the Bel Air Academy and Graded
| School, who received the highest general av-
| erages in the recent semi-annual examina-
| tions. The names are arranged in the order
| of scholarship. First group indicates high
standing second group very good
| Ninth Grade No. in grade, 5.-First Group
i, IIebb Smith,, Alice Smallsbeck. Second
Group, Clara Mechem =, Parker Lee 3,
| Horace Boarman.
Lcarrew Porter, Ninth Grade Special, took
| all the work of the grade, and made general
average, emitting him to second group
| Marion Richardson, Special Ninth. made u
| second group general average. Hall Munnik-
| huysen, Post Graduate, made first group
| general average.
| GROUP, Ned Quarles y, Harvey Ewing
| Second Group, Raymond HoUlitzell; 2,
Arthur Howard 3, Benz. Moore and Theo-
| dore Webster.
| Cassie Lee, who was absent from the exam
nations in two branches on account of ill
ness, made the highest general average in the
| grade on examinations taken.
Seventh Grade, No. in Grade, 20.-First
| Group, Allis Mitchell 2, Mabel Street,
| Second Group, Herman Reckord; q Matte
Ashton 3, Carkson Keith 4, William Hall !;
| >, Annie Cairues.
Sixth Grade, No in grade, 26.-First Group
| i, Helen Mitchell ; ,. Mcllenry Mitchell 3
Sadie Campbell. Second GROUP, Eta Ca
hen; q, Roberta Maynadier; 3, Douglas Gil
| belt 1, EGie Gea,ty.
Fifth Grade, No. in grade, 49.-First Group
| i, Sophy Cahen =, Rush Williams; 3, Min
ME Stiegler 4, Roberta Smith. Second
Group, Bessie O'Donnel =, Caroline Hall;
3, Archer lays; 4, Lutine Keen.
Fourth Grade.-First GROUP, Bessie
Jones ,, Neya Waters 3, Annie Munnik-
huysen. Second GROUP, Eta Smalls
beck ., Clara Waters !; 3, Mary Haggerty.
rd -EirSr l,ronn-1 Ida ('nalp
2, Smith Bradford. Second Group, Mary
Bauer 2, Agnes Stein; 3, Leonard Staley.
Second Grade.-First Group, Margaret
Ball , Lewis Williams. Second Group i,
Daisy Hines 2, Dora Bauer 3, Kate Hughes.
First Grade.-First GROUP, Annie Laurie
Worthiugton 2, Stella Martin; 3, Michael
Pue. Second Group, Jennie McRoy =.
Maggie Carroll; 3, Lillian Staley; 4, Fannie
Keen.
Those pupils who attended every day dur
ing the past term are Alice Smallsbeck,
John hines, Eflie Geatty, Douglas Gilbert,
Rush Williams, Herman Wilgis, Malcolm
Worthington, Arthur Geatty, Dora Bauer,
Street, Bradford, Mamie Munnikhuysen,
Nellie Townsley, Oliver Hughes, Annie
Laurie Worthington, John Cahen, Dale Hob
itzell, Leslie Hughes, Bessie Wilgis, Jack
Calder. Marion Martin, Cornelia Munnikhuy-
sen, Mary Bauer, Agnes Stein.
Pupils of the Academic department obtain
ing highest marks in certain branches
Latin.-Senior, Horace Boarman; Middle,
Alice Smallsbeck and Hall Munuikhuysen
Junior Raymond llobltZell.
Greek.-Seuior, Horace Boarman Junior,
Raymond lioblitzell.
German.-Scnior, Hall Munnikhuysen
Junior, Ned Quarles 92!, Benz. Moore, ",
Arthur Howard 914.
French.-Senior, Cassie Lee; Junior, Ma
bel STREET..
English Literature, Hebb Smith Natural
Dy,;Ir al npo I'll LIST
Cassie Lee. Botany, Alice Smallsbeck.-
Rhetoric, Alice Smallsbeck.
Physical Geography.-Alice Smalsbeck,
with honorable mention of Mabel Street,, AL
lis Mitchell, Annie Cairnes. Physiology,
Matte Ashton, Allis Mitchell, with honora-
BILE mention of Mabel Street,. Geometry,
Senior, Alice Smallsbeck and Hebb Smith
Junior, Harvey Ewing.
Algebra. Alice Smallsbeck Mid
die, Harvey Ewing, with honorable mention
OF Cassie Lee and Ned Quarles; Junior, Alls
Mitchell.
ELMER J. Cook, Principal.