The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-01
SCHOOL GRADUATES
 LARGEST NUMBER TO HIGH
Names of Children Who Pass From Eighth Grade Work Wih
 out Conditions

l.. Zink. gave diplomas to fifteen chil- dren, twelve of whom passed clear Of the class of eighteen. it is expected that three more will work off a cOndi- tion before September and enter the High school with their classmates The pupils having the highest eighth grade records were John F. French Augustine Gleeson Frederick Owens Charles Welles, Arthur Curry, Viola Rock, Julius Kinsburg, Ida Daws Clara Moore. Elmer Day, Walterhouse and Madeline Giblin
 The certificates bearers were: Room IS. Ida Dave; Room IF. Charles Gould ing and Ruth Fargo; Room 1e. Ger trude l.. Brown; Room 15, Ruth Mil Ter; Room A. May Eastwood; Room 1S, Ella Casserly; Room 12. Ethel Parry; Room II, Selma Carlson; Room Callan; Room s, Johannah Schlunk Room z, Elsie Shepherd; Room G. Ethel Stevens; Room 5, Marie Schlunk Room 4, Edward Weiper; Room g. Laura Audley; Room 2, Viola, Audley; Room l, John Borowsk.
 Barnum school, of which Miss Seelye is principal. has graduated 49 pupils who are eligible to enter the High school without conditions. This is a most excellent showing The pupils who have passed from the eighth grade are: Room 20, Nellie filling, Mabel bTOugA, JOSepn bulIOTO, HdrOiQ Cnal- lenger, Pearl Clark. Deane Dana, Ade- laide Goodwin, Helen German. Louis Hugley. Winifred Japp, Fred Koehm William Kosena, Thomas Lavery Florence McNamara. John Mccarthy Frank Meaney. Lisle Potter, Bessie Reynolds, Regina ISekerak. Mabel ,Sher- man, Sydney Stapley. Thomas Stew art, Edna Weingarten, Dorothy went.
 Graduates from Room 19-Henry Becker. Raymond Cosgrove, Ida Fried man, Rose @Ginsberg, Irene Hazel, Will bur Johnson, Paul Keane. Mary Lee, Edith Lngard. Michael Lepore. Will liam Mofitt, Bertha Meier. Thomas Mendel, Helen Meath. John Mills Grace Peck. Gladys Roberts, Birdie Reich. Sara Silverman, Louis Schwartz. Stephanie Spodnik, Elsie Shiersky, Vera Tracy. It is expected that twelve others will 'enter B. H S. after examination
 Prospect street school. with twenty rooms, graduated 31 pupils-Ida Ap- stein, Edson Banks, William Bernhard Edith Dillingham;. Edna Eastwood Lewis Granniss, Charles Jones' Car re Kennedy. Beatrice LaFleur. Grace bee, Helen Plumley, Gladys Plumley, Morris Reich, Lydia Sipperly, John De- Barbierri, Gertrude Craft, Bronson Davis, Ruth Benjamin. Harold Ger nert, Agnes Jacobs, Louis Jacobson, Harold Kraft. Emma Lake, Anna Lehancy, Louis Maraff, Helen Osborne, Elizabeth O'Neill, Frank Smart, Frank Speer.
 Those taking honor certificates Room 1, Harold Campbell; Room 2, Marion Hyde; Room 8. Esther Klein; Room 4. August Ortlepp; Room 5 James Allen, Sherman Whiting; Room 6, Ida Notick; Room '. Ethel Miller; Room 8, Mildred Hadencamp: Room I9 Bertha Brust, Charlotte Kaiser; Room 10. Philip Reich; Room II, Lil- lian Thomas. Emma Rule; Room 12 David Davidson Angeline Guzzie Room 13. Max Pokras. Florence Ben der; Room IA, George Rock; Room 15 Barbara Moore; Room 16. Henrietta Batter; Room 17, Bessie Benson, Lee Rock; Room IS, Harold Denton; Room 19, Emma Lake; Room 20. Emily Nor bee.
 Honor in penmanship. Anna Le- nancy; Miller prize for best drawing Elizabeth Grace O'Neill.
 Each class in the five upper rooms donated a very appropriate art piece for the decoration of their school room One hundred and six pupils were per- feet in attendance for the entire year One thousand one hundred and forty. two is the total registration for the year.
 Certificates of honor were presented in all other schools in the city. regard less of grade.