The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-27
HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATION
THE CINDID1TES MAKE REMARK-
 ABLY men 4VERdGES.

But Twenty-Five Out of Class of Two Hundred and Sixty-eight Fail to Pass Boardman Manual Training High school Growing in Favor-The Class Now Has Eighty Members.
 The New Haven public schools closed yesterday, having been in session 199 days dating from September 8, 1895. The year has been remarkable in many Ways-several innovations in the meth- ods have been attempted and success fully carried into effect by Superintend- ent Kendall and the board of educa- tion.
 The Boardman Manual Training High school is growing in favor among the children and the parents, as in- stanced by the large class which al ready has been admitted this year.
 It was o'clock lest evening before Principal Thomas and his corps of teachers in the Hillhouse High school had finished the reading of the last paper that had been submitted by can didates for admission into the Hillhouse High school next year.
 Two hundred and sixty pupils came up from the different grammar schools and only twenty-five of them failed to make record sufficiently high to admit them. In Woolsey, Strong, St. Johns and Sacred Heart parochial schools not one candidate failed. The averages were more than gratifying to the examiners, and they were radiant last evening at the prospect of such class.
 You may say anything you like about this class, for you cannot say too much" said one of the ladies as she finished looking over the last paper, Principal Thomas and Professor Mar ble overheard the remark and immedi- ately corroborated the statement of the lady.
 What we will do with so large a class is now puzzling us," said MT. Thomas. We have very little room" The names of the class is given be- low:
 STRONG SCHOOL.
 Libbie c. Bishop, Frederick F. Brad ley, Arthur F. Bradley, Nellie F. Doo- ham, Harvey H. Davis, Lena M. Gierd- ing, Ray W. Hemingway, Helena Matczyuski, May McMann, William ODwyer, Ferdinand Reichel, Clara Sperry, John E. Setchell, John c. Will Hams.
 WOOLSEY SCHOOL.
 John Ammann, Fred Barhant, Jen- nie Brown, William Cable, Omer Foi- sic, Cornelius Gunnivan, Mamie Hines, Ruth Hitchcock, Cora Hotchkiss, Eli zabcth Jagger Louis c. Knoth, Mabel M. McMahon, Fred McManus, Carrie w. Munro, Samuel $. Perry, William E. Pierce, Florence G. Powers, Charley Reilly, Frank Reilly, Clifford Walker.
 EATON SCHOOL.
 Milton J. Adler. Lottie L. Barnes, Grace l.. Benjamin, Alexander Cohn, Robert M Cone, Helen F. Cooper Will liam II. Gull Edward J. Cullom, James Dinnan, Mary Donahue, Anna Egan, Bertha Ensign, Emanuel Fleischner, Ray M. Frank, Mary F. Gleeson, Orrin Hitchcock, Dora V. Hyland, Yetta Katz, Milton c. Loeb, Eva Oakley, Frank L. Phillips, Will L. Pierce An ma Shanley, c. Stewart Tucket, Mamie Ward Bessie Wood.
 WOOSTER SCHOOL.
 George Boyle, Harry F. Burgess, Maud Condren, Rose V. Farrell, Joseph Galligan, William Hugo, Mary McG0v- ern, Katherine O'Brien, Mary E. O'Brien, Elizabeth M. Lynch.
 WEBSTER SCHOOL.
 Ralph Armstrong, William A. Blunt, Robert R. Chamberlain, Frank N. Clarke. James F. Cornell, William J. Cook. Frank B. Cuny, William B. Ely, Elizabeth R. Flynn, Fred G. Hausman, Bertha F. Hoggson, Fred c. Kusterer, Nettie " McQueeny, Laura Moeller, J. Mansfield Morse, Lulu l., Nixon, Villa c. Noble, William G. Powning, Jennie Rather, John c. Ready, Hazel Sanford Henry E. Sanford, Edward spaulding, Minnie Spargo, Mabel Stod- dard, Harold Trusdell Etta M. Win chell.
 DWIGHT SCHOOL.
 Sia BereniCe Baldwin, Lucy Wall1ley Beach, Eleanor Booth, Harry l.. Brooks, Charles F. Byrons, Martha Banta Chambers, Agatha Blanche Cole, Wal ter R. COwles, Walter K. DOWnes, Har- riet w. Elliott, Alice Frisbie, Strong G. Gardner, Mae Louise Gilbert, Mildred w. Jackson, Howard Kirkwood. Minnie Martha Kraft, Marion R. Mix, Bertha Yale Platt Katherine Belle Roberts, May Lillian Soule, Myrtle Mix Studley, Mabel Helen Thomas, Harry ThOmp- son, Willard c. Veitch, Grace Elizabeth Walker
 WASHINGTON.
 Anna Cain, Agnes Flood, Lucia T. Magic. Rose " Mccormick, George E. J. Nichols, William A. Parlow, Liz zio w. Smernoff, Robert Travers, Mary Boyle.
 WINCHESTER SCHOOL.
 Elsie Barnes. Ernest R. Dillon, Ida J. Downs, Lillie M. Fisher, Bertha M. Henry. Mamie w. Herbert, Paul Hoff- mann. Walter L. Hollander Florence M. Hull, Fred L. Hurd, Edward Hutchins, Madeleine J. Istas, Ethel M. Jewell, Percy B. Keenan, Mamie Let scher, Leora Parmelee, Eva A. Potter, Mildred s. Prince, NJ Genet Ross, Lillie A. Strack, Marie De Baptiste.
 WEIGH SCHOOL.
 Annie Broidy, Samuel Broidy, Agnes M. Buckley, Marie A. Doran, Walter Faughman. Anna l.. Killoy Joseph Me Dermott. Samuel Nathanson, Annie Ranikoff, Edward Roath, Moses w. Sake, Mary c. Stephany, Thomas St. L. Gilson, Theresa D. SicOtski.
 LOWELL SCHOOL.
 George w. Allen. Eva l.. Cady, Mary V. Campbell. Elfreda Cutting, Milton s. 1,....a,. C,rooo I,,rn HarO1d T. NTiy