The sun., 1897-04-25
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NEWS.
The Proud Record OF One OF New York's Public
schools.
From the Star Of No. o. Published by the Pupils Of
Grammar School No Is,

From the Star Of No. .. Published by the Pupils OF
Grammar School No. Is.
Male Department. Glass Al.-The sharp contest for
leadership during March between W. Miller. Carl
cominE our first. The Longs" cthe boys In ,rous-
and the ''Shorts'' Tin knickerbockerl) had a
series OF spelling and geography matches lately.
Jerome Schornield came ou! champion IN In the spell
aud Longs only NJ per cent. Tho geography
Hlsn a.. AsThe Ewo % most proacisns Soys on hi;
class for the month of March were Arthur Kegel.
npon by Mr. so IN Il: mSn
chose quotations from the wor&s OF Shakespeare
VIII give selections from Holiness poems.
ciass B.--rhe leading scholars arc Henry O.
Class 3s.-Tne nrst three names on the roll of
honor for the month OF March are Fred Foucas.
spelling match Master Lenehen stood first.
class D.-Raiph Mitchell came out victor in the
Glass Fl In this class great enthusiasm 10
in sS Ts ns
are Waiter Rose and Albert Arnstsin.
dSras as last month ONT aI !. Jonn @ Fanssss
Female Department. Glass lA.-Meta Levin. Freda
onI and tEirI resprHtyeiy Tor the month OF March.
Glass lB.-Glndys Williams. Hattie Jones. and
examination for March.
Class 2.-Helen Deacon came ont highest in tho
examinations for the month of March, Tho girs
were examined la physics for the nrst time this
month. ana Harriet Davis came our tho highest,
Glass 48.~EvriYn Grinth. Jennie Hnborn. and
WlhelmIne Hawkins camo out with the highest
averages for the monthly review. Antonia Hahn,
Fanny stein. aph Victoria Mass had 100 per cent.
ON Friday In arithmetic.
very pretty duet played mandolins In
the main room Friday by Julia Josophson and Tes.
sic Ettingsr.
Glass "a has had 100 per cent. in punotuAlity
since the beginning OF the term.
Glass 6A.-The following girls acquitted them.
selves nObly I'm the monthly examinations: Katie
Clarke. Linda Schioss Lillian CroSsen, MArgis hAr-
yey. Agnes Schenge. ana Mile Meyer.
Glass TA.-Tnn leading girl is EuphemA Shearer;
the next are Mabel Wallace aud Mile SchAchns.
Class SA.-Ths honor girls or class "a are Louise
Tester. EZareth hammers. Florence Stern, Flor.
enco De Leon Lucy Zuerg. Flora Ayers. Louise Bos.
worth. Lillian Silbersein. Charlotte Leo. and Jen-
ME Martin.
Class 1B.-Florence Lilenthal and Alma Joachim.
nave made the GEOGRAPHY lessons Interesting by
bringing In pictures ana anecdotes about tho places
studied, Th0 girls or the class have become inter-
eSted in the mneTaioRy lessons. and are looking
different Kinds or stones.
Class 5B.-Maria Williams, Adele Brignole, Mar.
Raret Mansneld, Kittis Donneiy, ami katie Guilfoil
had 100 per cent. In arithmetic In the mnuthiy
aminatons. harla Williamson and Margaret Mans.
rrid had the highest averages In the monthly x.
aminaIionB. This class has not had airl late this
Term.
class sB.--Elsie Harnum has been perfectin spell.
Ing far tnis term. Cara Eaton 10 at the head OF
her class.
Tho girls OF aB are Interested In botany and have
brought In numbsr of twigH the pussy willow
and horse chestnut. anu have ono specimen OF the
sweet potato growing