The record-union., 1898-01-04
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
VARIOUS DIPLOMAS GRANTED
BY 1T YESTERDAY.
The Selection of an Educational
Journal Deferred Till An
other Meeting.

| loSg, Pierce. Ritter, Randall and Black
being present.
Principal Ritter of Chico was placed
upon the committee for the accrediting
of colleges in place of Professor Pennell,
the former Principal of the Chico Nor
mai School. In the absence of Professor
Brown, President Kellogg was also
placed temporarily on the committee.
superintendent Black presented re-
port of sales of school books for the pres
ent year, amounting to $S6 903 81. The
stock of United States histories being
very low, an edition of 5000 had been
printed and sold and another edition of
10000 was printed it being thought
they would be needed before the new
histories can be printed
| There We're sold 262T9 revised first
readers, 70, f55 revised second readers,
| 1t,l0l revised third readers, 1880 re-
yised fourth readers, 1884 spoilers. H.
2O4 primary number lessons, 16,42l ad-
vanced arithmetics, 1881 lessons in
| language, 29.S15 revised English gram
mars, l,099 United States histories, H.
43o elementary geography 11,5i3 ad-
vanced geography, 1,443 physiology,
63o4 civil government, II old first read
ers, - old second readers, 80 old third
readers, 33 old grammars.
There are on hand@3,53S revised first
readers, 16,153 revised second readers,
| 1902 revised third readers, $3.50 re-
vised fourth readers, 1870 spoilers,
! 16,435 primary number lessons. 3,33o
advanced arithmetics, S,169 lessons IN
| language, 1879 revised English gram
mars, 8, ,494 United States histories, o,4l-
elementary Biographies, u ,3Sl ao-
vanced Biographies, 1920 physiologles
| 1868 civil governments 663 old first
readers, Z, $50 old second readers, 2,St4
old third readers, { $50 old grammars.
superintendent Black also reported on
the number of primary grades in the
various counties. Five counties Of the
State consider the first four grades as
primary grades, twenty-five counties
include the first five grades, twenty-one
counties inclue the first six grades, one
! county includes the first seven years
and one county includes first eight years
as primary grades. Three counties have
no returns.
One county has seven grades in the
elementary schools, thirteen counties
have eight grades, thirty-five counties
have nine grades, four counties have ten
| grades, one county has twelve grades
and three counties made no returns.
Twenty-one counties devote three
years to High School work and fifteen
devote four years.
The Committee on Accredited Colleges
reported, recommending that the State
University of Indiana be accredited, and
| the report was adopted.
The Committee on Credentials report
ed in favor Of granting the following di-
plomas and the report was adopted, ana
diplomas granted.
| Highest Grade Life-Jennie Coleman,
Margaret Compton, Florence A. Dun
ham. David Alvares Eckert, John H.
Eickhoff, Henry C. Fall, Mary E. Foy,
| Ida M. Frye, James D. Graham, Re-
becca Trott Greene, Lyman Gregory.
John T Handsaker, Frances V. Harrow,
Elizabeth Ingram Hubbard, Margaret
4. Huston, Daniel McFadzean, j. Mel
willie McPherron, Anne NJ. Nicholson,
Henry c. Petray, Eli H. Ridenhour'
Arthur w. Scott, Caleb Sobirsld Taylor,
Jr.. Alfred D. Tenney, Alice Younglove,
| Reginald II. Webster, Mary Wilder,
Joseph Wadsworth Keene.
Highest Grade Educational-Harry
Holiday. Lydia d. Lawhead, George h.
| MOrIlIl, JEDtllt l.. L CNNi~s CNNAt -
mond. Frederic William Wright, Carl IL.
| Nielsen.
GRAMMAR GRADE LIFE
| Hattie E. Andrews, Henrietta Andri-
| OF. John Anderson, Ernestine j. Arnold,
Marian Ashley, Matte D. Auker Sophia
Aver. Ella NJ. Bailey. Edward Ellsworth
Baird, Mabel II. Barber, Nellie ).
Barnes Emma F. Beardsley, Elizabeth
| j.. Beckham, Norine Biggerstaff, Emma
Bronx Boggess, Lucy f. Botsford, Rose
Boukofsky Josie NJ. Buelna, c. Cecilia
| Burr, NJ. Isabel Campbell, Minnie t.
| Clark, Frank n. Clevenger, Eva G..
| Cotton, Harriet Collier, Harriet E. Cor
| liss, w. S. Conner, Norman B. Country
man, Margaret Mcmahon Coykendal!,
| Louise A. Cullen, Kate NJ. Davis, Cas-
| sic A. Davidson, Julia Daubenbis, Lou
| Use b. Deal, Mrs. G. d. Dependener,
Thomas V. Dodd, Emily NJ. Dodge, Vic
tor Dornbesger, Mary Arthur Doughty,
| Robert B. Emery, Carrie Belle Ennor,
Janette Ephraim, Adeline Ephraim,
Mary c. Flaridon, Sarah f. Fussel, VII
| olet A. Francis, Bertha Gaddis. Sue 4.
| Gilman. Rachel s. Gilmour. May c. Gil
| looly, Ella l.. Glendenning, Charles l..
Green, May Griffin, Margaret NJ. Grif-
| fifth, Cornelius Groot Walter j. Hag-
gard, Marguerite ]. Hale, Anna Harri-
son, Maggie f. Haussier, Roberta L.
Heath. Vina Hendricks, Sammie E.
Henderson. Stella NJ. Herndon. Belle f.
! Higgins Lille r. Hill. Margan C.
Hodge, Mayo e. Houston, Mrs Marga-
ret T.. Jacobs, Emma Jameson, Ella
Johnson, Harriet NJ. Heating, Elizabeth
| f. Kelly, Georgia A. Knapp, Sophie b.
| Kobick, A. D. Kyle, Helen Hausch
| Lamb, Charles ]. Lathrop. Amelia NJ
| Leake, Ida Lennon. Mary ]. Lightner,
Sherman J. Littlefield, Mary Lily Love,
! Alice Magann, NJ Edith Naples, Kate
| Marsh. Mrs. T. p Merrill Nellie w.
| Meyers, Josephine L. Miller Jessie r.
Mitchell, OrviHe Moore, Mary Z. Mar
gan Lizzie Morrison, Ella Morrison,
Maggie F. Murphy. Miss Dell McClen-
/ athan, Frank c. McDarmd, Kate
| McGough, Anna McSweeney, Alice NJ
| O'Connor, Marion c. Parker. w w.
/ Petit. Minnie Il. Perry. Nora Pollard,
/ Adelaide l.. Pollock, Mary e. Quayle,
Kate f. Quinlan. Harriet +. Rademak-
/ err. Alice Reeves, Sadie J. Regan. Ada
NJ. Reynolds. Carrie u. Ryan, Eleanor
Bertha Schlaier. Mrs Ella Odbert Shar-
/ tel, Luther NJ. Shelley, Nellie Shine, Eff
/ fie Shusser, Mrs. Nellie c. Short. Emma
! H. Snapp Carrie Somers. r. c. Stack
able, Francis Stewart, Mary Story. c.
s. Thompson, Flora yandenberg. Hat
tie Ward. Mary d. Weeks, Josephine NJ
White. Louise Wilbur, Bertha S. Will
/ kins. NJ Ida Williams, Mrs Mary NJ
/ Wilson. Edith W6olsey, John e.
/ Wright, Katie NJ. Hughes, George f.
j Gilcrest, Mrs. Alice Johnston, Ibra H
/ Chapman. George A. Harlin, Lou Fell