The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-30
FINAL EXAMINATIONS HELD
THE SUCCE CESSFUE CANDIDATES FOR
 ENTRANCE TO HILLHOUSE.

ENTRANCE TO HILLHOUSE. Sixty-four Obtained tho Required
 Average offs Per lions
 the strictest Ever Held for Admission
 to the High schooI-Larse Class Next
 animation Papers.
 The final entrance examinations for admission to Hillhouse high school were held yesterday afternoon in the school Spelling and arithmetic were the lessons reserved for the last day, the other eX- aminations being held Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
 A large number of candidates were on hand when the examinations began and arithmetic, the dreaded one by most scholars, was the cause of the failure of many of the students.
 An average of 75 was necessary to pass and many came within two or three figures of the mark and of course were prohibited from entrance. The ind1ca- tions are that the incoming class next fall will be larger by fifty or sixty than ever before. The examinations were the strictest and in many cases the most difficult ever held for admission to Hill house, and the showing made by those taking the examinations was excellent
 The following have passed the exam nations and will be admitted to the Hllhouse High school next fall:
 From Webster-Anna Slater.
 From Welch-Philip Bernstein, Dora Hershman, Mary M. Holt, Philip Maur- CT.
 From St. Francis school-Catherine V. Bing, Helen Doolan, James Hartan, Anna Kennedy, Helen Killam, Eliza McGovern, Clara Nolin and James Sullivan.
 From St. John's-Mary Carrigan, James Doran, Jennie Fahy, William IT, win, Annie Keenan, Anna Murphy, Mary O'Brien, James O'Donnell
 From Day school-Emma A. Lane, Mary Maley.
 From Eaton school-Allie Goldman, Benjamin Goodman, Tyra A. Johnson, Irene E. Ziegler, Anna Mary Lanigan
 From Lowell school--Annie A. Bren- ner, Charles c. Cutting, Louis Dibble
 iriam Kaiser. Henrietta Kinslow ~ryrphena Lee, Annie Mcdonald, Charles O'Brien, Catherine OKeefe and Bea- trice Wright.
 From private schools - Catherine Adams, Warren Blatz, George H. Booth, Bertha Brown, William Gibson, Pauline Voorhees, and Thomas Wade.
 From Sacred Heart-Helen Awkward, John F. Boltz, Helen Carter, George Day, Rose Degnan, Alice Duffy, Helen Eagan, Arthur Kavanagh, Edward Keegan, Katie Kinzler, Alice McDer- mott, Mae T. Miller, Thomas Plunkett, Thomas Quinn, Philip Reilly, Patrick Roche, Julia E. Smith and Harry Walk CT.
 No candidates from Winchester, Dwight, Wooster or Strong schools pass- led the examination.
 From Miss Catlin's school-Oliver B. North
 THE BOARDMAN EXAMINATIONS NOT. QUITE FINISHED,
 The result of the examinations by the Boardman candidates will not be an- nounced until to-day as the English pa- pers have taken a longer time to correct than was expected.
 Principal Mather said last night that the class entering next fall would far surpass in numbers any class that has ever attended Boardman. It will con- tain 250, which is more than twice as large as any previous class. The total number of pupils in the school neyt year will number about 45O
 The expense to the city next year for each pupil at Boardman will be s6O in- stead of $95, the expense of each this year. Very soon it is expected it will he as low as that of Hillhouse High school which Is $50 a pupil. The graduating class this year numbers 11S