The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-29

awarded as follows at the Longfellow school:
 Room 20 Grade 2, Agnes Barrett; Room 19, Grade 6, Margaret Koletar; Room IS, Grade 5, Rose Wagner; Room r, Grade 5. May Friedman; Room Is, Grade 4, Alexander Kiss; Room IA. Grade 4, Annie Gusmics; Room Is, Grade 3. Julia Kovsany; Room 12, Grade 3, Minnie Soltez; Room II, Grade 8, Albert Wargo; Room 10, Grade 3, Susie Kovacski; Alexander Szoilosy; Room 8, Grade 2. Margaret Hagberg; Room 2, Grade 2, Margaret Sabo; Room 6, Grade 1, Benjamin Kaufman; Room 5, Grade 1, John Alexander; Room 4, Grade 1, John Doni; Room 3. Grade 1, Julius Cavanagh; Kindergarten, Ida Bod
 Among the Bridgeport High school graduates on Tuesday evening were three from Longfellow school, being members of the first graduation class from the Longfellow school. They were Emil Klein, Benjamin Neben- zahl and Samuel Rakatzky. The lat ter is the first youth of Hungarian ex- traction ever to graduate from B. H. s.
 Barnum School, Room 19, Grade VIII.
 The certificate of honor was award ed to Emma Smith.
 The following pupils received certi- ficateS of promotion:
 Frances Gregory, Minnie Greening, Myrtle Hitchcock, Irene Johnson, Vir- ginia Marks, Mary Meyer. Agnes Null lins, Elizabeth Nichols, Kathleen Plumb. zilla Schwab. Emma Smith. Frances Smith, Alice Skinner, Hazel Thompson. Ruth Topping, Blanche Tracy. Ellen White, Charlotte Win ter, Alice Windsor, Florence Nadel, John McNamara, Leroy ZO'Hara, Richter. Fairchild Sirine. Henry Sher- man, Nathan Holkousky.
 Room No. 20, Barnum School.
 The certificates of honor were awarded to Thomas E. Baldwin and David B. Dorkin.
 Rose Haymon, Florence Mott and Leila Watson were perfect in spelling for the entire year.
 The following named pupils re- ceived certificates of promotion:
 Thomas Baldwin, Alice Bale, Cur Cohen, William Cohen, Grace Dick haut, David Dorkin, Mary Frencik, Raymond Goebel. Mabl Hallett, Elea- nor Ravens, Pauline Howard, Marion Russell Lockwood, Fred Main, Florence Mott, Leila Watson.
 Washington School.
 Seventeen pupils passed without condition into the High School from VIII Grade, the names are: William Glasner, Regina Glsner, William Koblentz, Augusta Koblentz, Rose Landes, Edward Leary, Ruth Men delson, Rudolph Smith. Lena Scher, Herman Wolfe, Esther Wikman, Ma tilda Wiener, Marion Quint, Selma Stone and Benjamin Gilman.
 The pupils receiving certificate of honor in each room in the building: Room 1, James Wurm; Room 2, Grace Kane; Room 3, Conrad Weim- CT; Room 4, Robert Freeland; Room ,, Ida Kundert; Room 6. Henry Hart; Room T., Mary Muller; Room 8, Mar yaret Casey; Room g. Theodore Weimer; Room 10, Grade 2, Ruth Room 10, Grade 8, Ed ward Leary.
 The pupils of Grade 8 presented the school with a picture, "The Surrend- 1T of Cornwallis."
 Summerfield School.
 The following named pupils re- ,eived the certificate of honor in School:
 Room 12, Olaff Salomonson; Room Il, Alice Long; Room 10, George Aochis; Room g, Leon E. Culver; Room 8, Theodore Baker; Room '. George Clarke; Room 6, Helen Simko: Room 5, Anna Deitz; Room 4, Will 1 jam Martinedes; Room 3, Lucy Car ,oni; Room 2, Wesley KuhI; Room Mildred Strasburger.
 Prospect School.
 Twenty-one pupils have completed | he Sixth grade and are to enter the | Prospect School Seventh grade in | september. All rooms from one to l line, inclusive. have a majority free If conditions to pass to the next high | st grade. In Room g the certificate | If honor was awarded to Miss Della l Chase; Room s, Felice Dixon. The pupils of Room earned 100 per ent. in attendance for the last three | weeks of the term. |
 Graduates of Prospect Street school: | Jennie Allen, Morris Burros. William | Ironan, Irving Cole, Harold Denton, | rving Davis, Mildred Dupee, Muriel | iotchkiss, Rose Ketler. Beeton Lan- Ter, Martha London, Mabel McCar-1 hy, James Murphy, Perkins Nichols, | Anna OConnor, Ruth Personeus, Az les Weldon, Leroy Fordham, Eliza 'eth Lee, Aaron Lotker, Lillian Nal cit, John Orton. Stuart Peterson, Adams, Bessie Benson, George Braves, Hezel Rice.
 Monors pupils: Room 20, Muriel | Room 19, Bessie Benson | md Mary Jones; Room IS, Mary German and Izador Novak, Room 17, Dorothy Averill; Room 16, Max Polk as; Room 15, Dorothy Volkenstein. | Room IA, David Davidson and Emily Ramp; Room 13, Beatrice Bishop: | Room 12, Dora Morans, David Cohen: Room II, Fannie Pokras, Annie | 'olazzi; Room 10. Arthur Carlson. | feorge Kessner; Room 9, Raymond | Room s, Benjamin Smith: Room ', Rose Siegal, Barbara Van 3runt; Room 6, Mildred Mills; Room !, Morris DeWorkin; Room 4, Blanche | 1ilbert: Room 3, Irene Fletcher: Room 2, Franklin Mertens; Room l dagdalen Hayden; excellence in pen nanship, Vera Broad; excellence in | rawing, Leroy Fordham, Vera Broad | nd Myrtle Cole.
 Registration for the year, boys. | go; girls, $50; total, LAO
 Gift of graduating class, Relief | tablet. Aurora; gift of entire school, | wo Relief Tablet Signing the De laration of Independence sSipnino