The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23
,. TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
Results of Examinations. by = tn
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State Examining Board

Results of Examinations by y the
State Examining Board
The state. examining board yesterday
fpensSd 80
were issued on-thet representation of di-
plomas from the in4titutions from which
the applicant gra dukt ca :: ~ SSsSsSs.
For One Year-E. A. Dime, Grove City;
Mimi, Gustavus @Adolphus college, st. Pc
ter; Ruth A. Haven, Chatf1eld, Mimi,
Carleton; Percie Jackson, Northleld Mimi,
Carleton; Margaret M shipman, Lewiston,
Mont, Tufts, Massachusetts; Susie "a.
Svien, Northfeld, Mimi, Carleton. :
For Two Years-Helen M. Battin, Mar
shalltown, Iowa. Iowa; Adelaide Cleghorn,
Rush City, Mimi, Carleton; Helen Cole
man, Claremont, Mimi, Ham1ine; H: e.
Covey, Montevideo, Minn., University, of
Chicago; Charles A. Culver, Grand Mea-
dow, Mimi, Carleton; Emogene B. Cum
,mings, White Bear, Mimi. Hamline; Ada
DeBoos, sibley, Iowa, Carleton; Thomas
Geisness, Baldwin, Wis, University = of
Minnesota Mertice Gillespie, jackson,
Mimi, Carleton; Clara l.. Groendyke,
Gracehill, Iowa, Iowa State university; G..
S.. Hebbard, La Crosse, Wis, Beloit; Lii
lian l.. Jose, Morris, ILL.,, Northwestern;
Frank O. Leonard, Jackson, Mimi, Carle-
ton; J. E. Mahoney, Fergus Falls, Mimi.
. I. L
Mimi, University of Minnesota; Christian
Peterson, Sacred Heart. Mimi, Gustayus
Adolphus; Edith M. Richardson, Roch-
ester, Mimi, Northwestern Mary B.
Stark, Harris, Mimi, Hamline.
For Five Years George H. Booth Of Ex-
celsior, Mimi, Oberlin; Flora ColQuhoun,
Minneapolis, Mimi, university Of Min
MINI. University of Minnesota tLeona
Lewis, Dodge Center, Mimi, Hamline;
Lora Levens, Albert Lea, Minn.,~ Uni
versity of Chicago; Grace Lassell Os-
trander, Mimi, Hamline; Ella J. Shields,
Wooster, Ohio, Wooster university; Theo-
dore T. Smith, Waukon, Iowa, Cornell COL
lege, Iowa; Carrie g. Tamblin, Minneapo-
lis, oberlin. Mary Louise Williams, Ev-
anston, ILL.,, Smith, Mass.
! Secured Renewals. T.
The board also granted, renewals OF
state professional certificates to the fol-
| lowing: K +: -
For One Year-Lucile A. Booker. Will
| liston, N. D. :=->;.
For Two Years-Blanche Donahue
Clear Lake, Iowa; Agnes S. Kingston,
| Spring Valley, MINI.
| For five years-Inga E. Arnesoi, Wat
son; H. G. Blanche, Kenyon; Clara E
Dunn, Northfeld: j. H. Hay, Sandstone;
| Francis Hoyt, St. Paul; Antoinette John
| son, Renville; Abbie 3. Langnraid, Gran
lite Falls; Lillian B.. Lauver, Red Wing;
Charles R. Lundberg, Cambridge; "A. l.
McBee, Monticello; N. ]. Sandberg, St
| Peter; John L. silverdale, Olivia; T. E
Utterback ,Kasson.
| Results of Examinations.
Seventy per cent of the 5,125 persons
who took the examination for teachers
certificat es in the several counties Of the
| 49, I~ a},.o
| ton. The result was announced yester-
day by the state department of public
instruction, where the 10000 papers were
| marked < '' T
| Certificates were issued to 40 first
grade teachers and 2,075 in the second
| grade. nConditionalf certificates for the
second grade were also issued to 1903 ap.
plicants who failed in one or, two studies
but will have year TO make good The
number of applicants who failed to pas.
was 1907. The total number Of certif
Gates issued Is 3.15S. 80 -