Evening journal., 1913-02-26
NEWSY DOlNCS
OF new CASTLE
Many Public School Pupils on
the February Honor
Roll
MAKING REQUIREMENTS
EASIER FOR STUDENTS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 26-Superin-
tendent Cross at the meeting Of the
Board of Education held last evening
reported the following pupils on the
roll of honor for the month
Eighth grade-Ruth Denning. Mary
Gilman, Martha Wolfe, Gertrude In
gram, Alice Thompson, Miriam Boys,
Mary Moody, Walter Kern, John
Whiteside, Clayton Price.
Seventh grade-Elizabet Madden,
Ruth Lorenz, Cortland Pinder, Alban
Richey Harriet Barnes, Leonora
Hermann, Alfred White
Sixth grade-Mollie Sharp, Anna
Davidson, Estella Gulick, Brokaw
Seminar, Ethel Louth, Elizabeth
Roberts, John Leach Charles Ingram.
Fifth grade-Eugene Myers, Harry
Newlove. Edward Wadsley. Clinton
Mitchell, Elsie Waef, Martha Bryson,
Bertha Hall. Edna Cranston, Ethel
Preston
Fourth grade-Bertha Barnes, Mil
dred Berry, Margaret Bull. Ebert
Jones' James Loveless, David Miller,
Douglass Proud, Robert Roth,
Blanche Sibley. George Tobin, Elsie
Walls, Merton White, Thomas Richey.
Third grade--Alicc Clark, James
Hickman. Leon King, Charles King,
Harlan Berry, William King, Edna
Deemer Esther Berry, May Mcdowell,
Joseph Cannon, Earl Weggenman,
Charles Cannon Howard Kirkpatrick.
Co.p,I rrrodo f-lt.-a Ippoc Cunpnl
McNitt, Norman Riley, Frank Bacon,
Wilson Ferguson, Edward Challenger,
Paul Strimple, James King, George
Ferguson. Edward Truitt, Mildred
Connell, Lillian Proud, Violet Clark,
James White.
First grade-James Wilson. Alice
Jemison, Francis McCallister, Samuel
Nickerson, Harry Ahern, Leah Clan
den, Jack Berry, Anne Truitt, Car
Isle Tobin, Donald Banks, Elizabeth
Milligan, Margaret Patton, Willie
Stevenson, Edward Pinder.
First and Second grades-(Shaw-
town., Mary Davis, William Louth,
John Kalchinisky, Beatrice Jones,
Serena Green.
Third, Fourth and Fifth grades
Benjamin Gouce, May Jones, Anna
Louth, Helen Bratton. Catharine
Boyle. Andrew Kolchinisky.
President Ferris recommended that
the study of solid geometery not be
required of graduates this year and
that the standard below that study be
placed at as per cent. This recon-
mendation was made on the part OF
the committee Oh Teachers and was
adopted
The question OF admission 20 col
leges was discussed at length by Mr.
Goudiss, AIR Phillips. Mr. Rodney and
Mr.. Ferris
Prof. Cross said that certificates
from the High School would admit 10
Delaware College. This action by the
Board applies only to this years
class. There are three youths in this
years graduating class.
Bills for supplies amounting TO
s5SO9 and for repairs and supplies
amounting to S42.06 were ordered
paid.
Prof. Cross reported that the cleo
trio motor as stated in THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL some weeks ago had
been found. Prof Cross called atten-
ton to the pupils who take the busi-
ness and stenographic course as cleo
tive studies. Considerable other
routine business was transacted.
Miss Mary Shaw and Miss Reba
Holcomb have returned home from a
visit TO Washington, ID. &C. Ferris
Jemison. who reached Palm Beach on
Monday evening found a telegram an
nouncine that Frank 1hayer was dead
Mr. Jcmison started home directly
and arrived here today.-W. Harry
Snavoley will leave on Saturday for
New Kensington. Pa, TO take charge
of q foundry Burton r. Lank is con-
fined to his home with an attack OF
grip.-Mrs. lsreal Alcl1ugh has re-
turned home from a visit to friends
in Chester Following is the pro-
gramme for the vaudeville in the
opera House on Friday evening under
the auspices of Industry Council, NO
%. Jr. O. U. A. NJ. overture by Chase
Orchestra: darkie melodies by Albert
Kirby YachObs Hotel experience with
II McCaughan as Yachob Dunderfelt-
er, S. Farmer as the landlord and w
Stewart as the policeman: duet by
Mrs. Scott and Mr.. Wier; The Haunt
ed House with H. Mcclure and A. NC
Guire as the landlord and the negro
white washer. Campbell's quartet
and John Branard the king of dane
ers. Following the vaudeville there
will be three hours dancing.