The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-05
MANY PASS
EXAMINATIONS
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT COM
PLETES GRADING OF EIGHTH
GRADE PAPERS,.


Mrs. Josephine Preston, have jus
finished the grading of the papers y
the candidates for eighth grade diplo
mas and results are announced as be
low, although complete list canno
be given for a few days.
There was larger number of pa
pers handed in at the examination thi
spring than ever before. And there wa:
a larger proportion of papers received
a passing mark than ever before. The
officials are enthusiastic over the fine
showing and say that the papers reflect
great credit on the teachers through
the county.
1T is the finest lot of papers we have
I ever received said Superintendent
Bond And there is a larger proper
ton than ever before of papers which
received passing mark In fact ther"
were but few who failed in the exam
1 H.,
narrow margin. 1 am more than
Pleased with the results, which show
that the condition of the schools
through the county is better than ever
before.
Honors of the examination for the
whole county went to Miss Rachel Dor
rance of Lowden, who took the eX-
animation from District No. 2, Miss
Dorrance passed the test with a grade
of SO, the highest average recorded on
| any of the papers. This wins for her
| the Whitman scholarship for next year.
| as well as giving her the distinction CT
being the best student graduating from
the county schools.
The following passed the examina-
tions from the various schools of the
county:
! ST. Vincent's Academy.
Lizzie Mckay. Agnes Mangan.
District No. 2, Lowden.
Rachel Dorrance, Henry Mang Katie
Mang.
District No. 3, Waitsburs.
Zoe Atkinson, Ward Sargeos. Spen-
Ger Breeze, Silver Deal, Annie Daniel
son Marcia Eaton, Pearl Ford. Carl
Fudge. Emory Hoover, Earl Kinder,
Saylor Krucheck, Nellie Lee. LOette
Mckinney. George McAninch, Lilly
Mabry, Mabel Wood, Norma Winchell,
Claire Summers, Ethel Jones.
District No. 5. Berney.
| Ethel Barrows. Catherine Lotto, Ar
thur Jensen. Hanford Waite, Bessie
Anderson, Adolphus Myers. Henry
Munsey. Carl Porter. Chrissy Reborn.
College Place.
Eunice. Dodd. Zabelle Simpson. Lii
liam Clark. Willie DOdd, Daniel Jensen,
James Wood. Susie Jensen.
District No. 10, Pettijohn.
Ruth Pettijohn. Vivian Pettijohn.
District No. II, Touchet.
Myrtle Hancock, May Martin. 1sa-
belle Hubert.
District No. 6.
Flora Yeend.
District No. 1e, Spring Valley.
Ray Church.
District No. 20, Poplar Grove.
Mary Bourgeouis. Fred Bourgeouis,
Earl Bunting, Inez Lane.
District No. 80, Dixie.
| Sybil Aledge, Dealla Hussey, Law
renee ELS, Earl Eldridge, Frank
Wooten. Alma Strahm, Gertrude ArtZ,
Ralph Storey.
District No. 81, WalIuIa.
Emma Wills. Pen Burdette. Famma
Bowman. John Burdette, Albert Reid.
Sadie Walls.
District No. IS, Prescott.
Eurie McSherry, Frank Randall,
Harry McGaw, Robert Kelley, Rose
| Crow, Ruth Pettijohn Isabella LINK
later. Pearl Bowles. Juliet Utter, Ber-
tina Davis. Ethel Grow.
District No. 81, Lamar.
Ernest Koge, Lawrence Rowe. Vivian
Pettijohn, Nora Reser
District No. 70, Abbott.
Marguerite Avey, jeanette Heikes
Vida Coyle Teana Schneider, Ruth
Howick, Ralph Taylor, Cecil Warner,
Eta Miley.
Other Districts.
James Griswold, No. 81; Ethel Dodd,
May Springer No. 81; Charlie Baker,
Jessie Sweagle. No. SO: Ernest Sax
ton, No. II; Lora Culp, Ada Culp No.
IS.
The records of the pupils of the Wal
la Walla city schools are not include
in this list. as the city schools are not
under t. @ county office. Their examin-
| ot corYlo at f,,a rpoIllar time of pX-