The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
SCHOLARS WHO PASSED.
LIST OF SUCCESSFUL HILLHOUSE
 AND BOARDMAN PUPILS,

Announced Last Night by superinten-
 dent Beede e-List of Those Also Who
 Take ExamlnatIons for the High | school in September.
 The list of those who passed on the examinations for Hillhouse and Board man high schools was announced last | night by Superintendent Beede. A num-
 Der of the candidates just failed to get 75, and received marks ranging between so and 75. These pupils will be allowed to take the examination on September 1 and ,.
 The following students are those who passed the examinations for admission to the Hillhouse high school:
 Mary Barnard, 11S Wolcott street; Mary Cannon, 197 Grand avenue; Cath erineCarroll, IA Alton street; Mary Con- nelly, 62 Market street; Mary Dixon, 39 Rowe street; John Doolan, 213 Poplar street; Mary Doolan, 213 Poplar street; Francis Doyle, 210 Ferry street; George Harnen, 274 James street; Anna Horan, 24' Lombard street; Catherine Slattery, lS6 James street; William Sullivan, 161 Clay street; George Wohlmaker, 75 Per kins street. James Brady, 128 Cedar street; Mary Moran 56 White street; tpr Florence Farrell, 43 Arch street; George Grady, Al Washington avenue; Gather inc Horan, 135 Plymouth avenue; Mary McShara, l59 Putnam street. Aileen Mulligan, l2 Edgar street; Thomas Roche, P Rosette street; Mabel Strat- ton, : Salem street: George Walker, 79 Lafayette street; William Smith, sos Columbus avenue; Frank Cutler, 119 Washington avenue.
 The following candidates for Hill house high school are permitted to take the examinations on September 4 and D, as they have marks betkeen 60 and 75 Richard Law. IA Howard avenue; Walter Shutter. 1S5 Howard avenue; Frank Geary479 Orange street; Edward Doughan, care Walter Leigh, Chapel
 
 Timothy Harrigan, 242 James street Margaret Purcell, 1700 Columbus ave- nue; Genevieve Conroy, 17 Daggett street; James Dowd 415 Columbus ave- nue; Genevieye Eagan, 404 Washington avenue; Anna Flood 195 Boulevard l Charles Ford,36 Lines street; Alice Gar vey, no Columbus avenue: James Glllin | 22S Portsea street; Mary Healy, Arch | street; Stella Keane, 121 Putnam street; Catherine Maloney, 96 Adeline street; | Esther Porter, 53 Sylvan avenue; Ed ward Sullivan, 256 Portsea street; Cath | crime Walpole, 47 Frank street; Mar | guerite Carrigan, 10 Ward street; Es- telle Dennehy, 2S Ridge street. Pauline | Boyle 104 Portsea street; Henrietta | Caine 37 Putnam street Harry Halper, | 40 Silver street; Fanny Husinsky, 263 | Washington avenue: Edward Liebman, | 25 Silver street; Lillian Reilly, 2s0 Dav- enport avenue; Rosy Beckley, 40S Con | gress avenue; Lillian Brody, 97 Con- gress avenue; Ray Toplitsky, 51 1-2 Washington avenue; Annie Wilhelm, IS | Bond street; Edna Charlotte Munro, | East Haven; Owen Nolan, Mt Carmel. |
 Candidates who passed entrance ex- for Boardman high school | are as follows:
 Edith M. Agnew. Elsie A. Augur; Le- Roy Cheney Catherine c. Courtney, | Amy B. Currie. Edward A. Esposito, Mary A. Farnham Agnes T. Fitzgerald, Thomas Forsythe. Lillian M. Geary Frank P. Gilbert, Mary P. Hubinger, Amy F. Johnson, Florence L LeLievre, Thomson Logic, Mertha Mayer, Ray nand M. Marlowe, Mabel L. Merriman, Milford G. Munson, Catherine F. Ro- gan, Clarence R. Rungee, Helen I. Sul- ivan, Lucy s. oVorhees, Mabel l.. Will per.