Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-22
Hundreds Are Advanced to
High Schools.
REPORTS MADE PUBLIC
Large Enrollments Looked for at
Opening of Session.
HIGHER WORK IS POPULAR
More and More Children Each Year
Announce Intention of Continu-
ing Their Studies.

Reports made public today by the board
Of education show that hundreds of chill
dren have been advanced from the eighth
grade to the various white high schools
Business. Western, Central, Eastern and
Mckinley schools have their usual large
quotas. and at each institution large
enrolment is looked for at the opening
Of the school session next fall
From the large number of children who
have announced their intention of enter
ing the high schools il is said to be
obvious that this higher work each year
is becoming more and more popular and
students recognize, when completing the
course OF study of the eighth grade that
they need the preparation that is to be re-
ceived through the course of the high
school
The promotions follow:
First Division.
Jackson School, Emma l.. Cooley, teach
sr-To Business High School. William
r. Carr. Ralph Morrison. Jack P Worth
ington. Pauline E. kinneard and Eva
Warins- To Mckinley Manual Training
School. George B. Bowling. Ira Tucker.
Margaret Proctor. Louise B. -roctor and
Brenta r. Wallace
To Western High School-william H.
hump. Henry j. Nichols. Lewellyn D.
Nicholson. Francis c. Stetson. Henry o.
Thompson. Robert b. Warden George
r. Charter. Mary c. Anderson. Donna
O. Berry. Margaret F. Berry Eleanor
c. Bohrer. Arita E. Copp. Agnes J. Greg
DRY, Eleanor Haycock, Clara B. John
son. Florence z. Johnson Annette F.
McCarteney. katherine Munson, Jane q.
Onutt. Caroline B. Preston, Florence NJ
simpson. Elizabeth 5. Slaymaker and
Juliet p. Williams.
Industrial Home School, r. L. Hay
cock. teacher-To Western High School
Marguerite E. Russell. To Mckinley
Manual Training Sehool-William ].
Wilson.
Ccrcoran School. NJ F. Gore. teacher
To Business High School, Charles E.
Vermillion. Mabel Goepfert and Mamie
NJ Levy. To Mckinley Manual Training
School. Gloyd s. Donohoe. Clement L.
Esner. William III. Walker. Eva May
Staples. To Western High School. Wal
ter P. o Brien and Vivian E. Thrift.
Tenley School. W. B. Ireland, teacher
To- Mckinley Manual Training School,
Edward ]. Bitner. Elizabeth G. Anderson,
Myra E. Johnson and Mary E. Shoe
maker. To Business High School, Carl
and Mary A. Paxton. To Western High
School. BENJAMIN Perry. Vernon s. Snow,
Mary A. Chappell. Marcia A George.
Anna NJ Perna and Beatrice W. TAFT.
er-To Western High School. Susan
B. Plant. To Business High School, Sarah
2. English. Jessie r. Parham and Agnes
r. Thompson. To Mckinley Manual
Training TANNING School; George j. Dorsey.
Gallagher Samuel Johnson, Joseph A.
McCambridge- Frederick r. Moran.
Mary E. Gossom and Anna r. Klotz.
Hyde School. c. A. Ossire. principal
To Western High School-Hilda Davis,
Florence Hall. Eleanor Lang. Ruth De
Pue. Josephine Saunders. MAY Stan
baugh. Elva Tirpett. Howard Gossaae
Irving Horn and Merriott Walker To
Business High School-Ella Bowers.
Hazel Bornheim. Irma Boyden. Louise
Chick. Lillian Easton. Ethel Hilton.
katherine Kendrick. Helen Kimball, Har-
riet Murray, Gladys Tate, Leo Case, Paul
Hart, Aubrey Hayden. Raymond John
ual Training School-Edna Dove. Willard
Camp. Edward Fox, Henry Smallwood
and Ralph Warner.
Fillmore School-To Western High
school-Edgar H. Bernstein. Edmund
II. Booth. Munson H. Lane. Leon X.
Turnburke and Esther L. Reed.
To Mckinley Manual Training School
Joseph r. Entwisle, James L. Young
and M ha.;n Hoo Hood shellhoGn
Potterton. Louise Hanold and Eileen
l. Tennyson.
Curtis school. E. NJ. Chase. teacher
TO western f1lsn
q. Ewing. Elmer l.. Kayser. George II.
Shaw. OrIena Fl. Basin. Julia NJ. Dad
mum. Harriet CT Fleisher.
To Mckinley Manual Training School
Earl r. Mutersbaugh.
To Business High School-Matthew
Koerner. Wallace II. Shreve and Elsie
z Oautt.
Second Division.
II. u. Cooke School. Mrs. c. b. Smith,