Middletown transcript., 1893-07-01
ACADEMY
PROMOTION
THE REVISED LIST FROM PRO-
FEssoR THARP.
SCHOOL DAYS ARE ENDEI
And Now the Pupils Can Enjoy the
Pleasures of the Summer Vacation
Days Until September Winds Cause
the Leaves to Turn and Fail.

Yesterday, ana tO-uay Tue -lOHS VdcallOll-
which tor weeks teachers and scholars alike
have looked forward to, begins The ex-
cellence of our schools is a cause for graft
fication to every intelligent citizen. The
| teachers will long survive the school days
| Of their pupils, for the citizens of the
| future are being moulded in our public
school-the great corner stone of Ameri
can. Independence and prosperity. The
| work of the year just closed shows satisfac-
tory results, and though some have fallen
below the required average for promotion,
| many are found not only taking satisfac-
tory examinations, but a goodly number
have made such good study average
through the year that they are promoted
honorary.
In all properly graded public schools a
reasonable knowledge of the subjects
taught in one grade is required before the
pupil is advanced to the next higher grade,
for the reason that until they have this
knowie Tor training in similar subjects),
they are not prepared to do the work of the
next year In the Middletown public
schools the work is arranged in eleven
grades of one year each. Promotions at
the end of each year are based on the
pupils knowledge of The subjects studied,
and fitness to do the next years work. If
a pupil fails of promotion in June, ard
tries to make up defcien ces by September,
another trial for promotion is given at that
time if 4, sired. The following is the list of
promotions in first four rooms in June,
1893
1 means promoted on years average,
without examination. and means pro-
motei on good examination average.
Room No 4-B Class. third gear to 4
class, fourth yenr--Bertha Geary. /; Ethel
CHM. 1; Bessie Craddock, 1; Mary Holten.
1; Eva Whitlock, 1; Elwood Reed, l; Ada
Roberts, Il Grover Talbot, 1; Walter Tay-
lor, 2; Mollie MCGUIRE, .; Ernest Solway,
2; Minnie Smith, 2; Amy Mcclure. 2;
MolIie Tush, .; Eddie Blome, 2; Annie
Mcdonald, 2; Maggie Dodd, 2; Julian
Cleayer, 2; Harry Brady, 2; Stewart Clea-
yer, 2; Ada Davis, 2; Elwood Dodd, Homer
Painter Edgar Painter: Cuthbert Peverley.
Room No. "A class, fourth gear, to
No. s, B class, fifth yedr-Helen Smith, 1;
Nina Geary, i; Charles Talbot, l; George
Moore, 1; Lillian Reese, l; George Kelley,
1; Ernest Johnson, 1; Harry Bolton, 2;
Robert Hall, 2; William Green, 2; Harry
Craddock, 2; Nora Moore, 2; Lawrence
Taylor, 2; Alexander Walmsley. 2; Carrie
Hallman, 2; Addie Cluyton, 2; Nora Clea
yer, .; Lee Bradley, Frank Clayton, Emma
Shaw, Elva Frazier.
Room No s. B grade, fifth gear, to A
grade, siGth year-Jessie Culbertson. 1; |
Bessie Crouch, /; Lucien Green, 2; Ethel |
Burrows. 2; Wallace Beasten, 2; Lizzie
2; Carrie Clothier, 2; John Parvis, |
2; Augustus NowlanG, Rudolph Echen. |
hofer, Mary Brown, Edith Wilson, Eddie |
Beasten.
Room No 81 class, sirth gear, to B |
class, RoomNo. e, seventh year-Myrtle |
Geary, /; Bertha Roberts, 1; Dora Culbert-
son, 1; Walter Green, 1; lSybilla Jones, /;
Addie johnson. 2; Florrie Kelley. 2;
Blanche Armstrong, 2; Lockwood STAN. 2;
Clarissa Richards, 2; Lee Corrie, Fred
Crouch.
Room No. s-B class, seventh gear, to
a class, eighth yeqr-Marla Nowland, 1;
Evelyn Littleton, /; Maude Smith, 2; Fred
Hall, Mary Appleton. Willis Clothier. Mary
Bolton.
A class, eight gear, to room No. I, G
class, ninth year-Susie Parker. Harold
Green, Mabel Derrickson, Mabel Taylor,
Louis Stam..
Room No. &c class, ninth gear, to B
class, tenth yeGr-Hattie Barnard, l; Lucy
Cochran, 1; Beulah Crawford, 2; Sallie Jolls,
Mary Maxwell, 1; Daisy Naudain, Louise
Reynolds. l.
Room No. LIB class, senth gear, to B
class, eleventh year-Julia Stats, 1; Lena
Piser. Louis Naudain.
Room No. IA class, eleventh gear,
gradaated-Albert W. Cavender.