Delaware gazette and state journal., 1895-12-19
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Averages Made by Goiaey College Pupils
During November.

During November.
Pupils of the Goldey Wilmington
Commercial and Shorthand College
made averages last month as follows: {:
THEORY DEPARTMENT.
Bookkeeping- Highest 9s, per cont,
G. f. jackson, A. McWhorter; next
highest 94 per cent, William NJ. Hope.
Arithmetic-Highest 100 per cent,
Matte Baugh, Q. B. Evans, f. Sat
terthwaite, w. Q. Noble, G. W. Brod-
beck, George Comfy, j. E. Stevenson.
W. j. II. Hill; next highest 81 per
cent, j. II. Miller. p. Tlghe, A. M.
Holloway, J. p. Bowman, j. +. Griffith.
Rapid calculations Highest 100 per
cent, s.. Ferguson, B. Il. Reilly, Il.
Dempsey, b. Sharp, L. Sweeney, NJ.
Pierce, Matte Baugh, W. S. Bowen,
Peters, P. Tighe, ". l. Myers, Z.
Hope. II. 2. Smack, +. z. Adkins, L.
II. White, |. l.. Burbage, A. M. Hol-
loway, G. G. Bounds, j, E. Stevenson,
J. p Bowman, Il. l.. Naudain, l.. N.
Hearn, J. +. Griffith, f. NJ. Lang,
y. Z. Collins; next highest SO per cent,
x. Grady, NJ. L. Speakman, Ruth
Way, Il. Darrah, Arvilia Jones, j. G.
Davis, John r. Miller, Z. Pierce, G.
w. Brodbeck, G. Comfy, q. S. Venable,
W. J. r. Hill, R. p. Hodgson, S. NJ.
Arthurs.
Penmanship-Iighest rs per cent, J.
Q. Davis; j. 2. Mustard, g. W, Brod-
beck, @. S. Venable, W. j. r. Hill, j.
z. Cam; next highest n per cent, S.
N. Arthurs, A. NJ. Holloway. Il. P.
Correspondence Higest 30 per cent,
5. Ferguson, Ruth Way, Frances
Dempsey, Mary Pierce, j. r. Mustard :
next highest 9S per cent, Matte Baugh,
w. @. Noble, A. NJ. Holloway.
Spelling-Highes 100 per cent, f.
Dempsey, A. McWhorter, a. NJ. lIol-
loway, |. l.. Burgage, ". NJ. Peters,
j. p. Mustard; next highest 90 per cent,
5. Ferguson, Ruth Way, Fannie Dar.
rah, B. Sharp, Nellie Ford, W. S.
Cleayer, ]. W. Evans, G.. W. Hook,
9. E. jackson, p. Tighe, W. @.
Myers, II. 2. Cobb. George W. Brod-
beca, J.. N. Wright, n. p. Cooke
George Comfy, George life, j. f.
Stevenson, N. +. Thomson, Il. NJ.
Lang, II. Z. Hodgson, G, G. Schuler,
William Ii. Van Hekle.
Deportment-All 100 but 81.
Highest general average--02 per cent,
George W. Brodbeck next highest 9i
per cent, W. G. Noble, A. Nj. Hollo-
way, W. ]. II. Hill.
Prizes for skill in rapid calculations
First, W. 9. Noble; second, James
p. Mustard
For improvement in penmanship-F.
l.. Fisher.
ACTUAL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Business Offices Highest % per cent,
M. +. McKeown, Ella Croxson, w. III
Bradshaw; next highest 92 per cent,
Charles Schneider, W. G. Grow, j. S.
Christie.
bookkeeping Highest 90 per cent,
NJ. f. McKeown, B. Hopkins; next
highest, 80 per cent, Martha Baxter.
Incidental examinations-H Highest 97
per cent, w. G. Grow: next highest,
50 per cent, Mary F. McKeown.
Arithmetic Highest 100 per cent,
Mary f. McKeown: next highest 81
per cent, j. NJ. Kelso, Ella Croxson.
Rapid calculations Highest 100 ner
cent, NJ. f. McKeown, Ethel Miller.
Martha Baxter, Ella Croxson, q
Sehmelzer, W. F.. Buckmaster, Il. II.
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Christie, W, II. Bradshaw.
Penmanship-Iiighest 81 per cent, B.
Hopkins, John NJ. Kelso; next highest
"a per cent, Ethel Miller.
Spelling-Highest 100 per cent, Ella
CroXson; next highest, 80 per cent, h.
A. Lord, Charles Schneider.
Correspondence-Highest 100 per
cent, +. Mckeown; next highest 90
per cent, Ella Croxson, +. A. Lord,
BENJAMIN Hopkins, John NJ. Kelso, j.
S. Christie.
Dcrnrtment-All 100
Highest general average -96 per cent,
Ella Croxson; next highest SO per cent,
Il. \, Lord.
Honor in business oiircs-First, Ella
Croxson; second, William Il. Brad
shaw, j. S. Christie.
Prizes for skill and rapid calculations
--Firat, Mary F. McKoown, three.
months ticket for Y. NJ. c. A. rvmna.
stun; second, Benjamin Hopkins.
For improvement in pcnmanship-
Charles Schmelzer.