Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-22
THE CITY SCHOOLS


n are now studying the results.
In the tenth grade thirteen pupil
l. took the examination and twelve O.
them passed on every subject. In tha
V grade the pupils and their averages
y were as follows: Cora Cloud, So;
r Johnnie Mae Gray, 90; Lucy Harrison
e so; Richie Newland, SO; Lois Pipkin
SO; Sarah Lizzie Powers, 81; RUBY
South, So; Bette Lou Weaver, II;
Aubrey Wilkerson, 81; frankie WI.
son, "a; Charles Crawford. So; Carl
: Wipprecht, "a; Frank Whitman, SO.
Ruby South and Bette Lou Weaver
made their highest grades in English.
frankie Wilson, Charles Crawford
and Carl Wipprecht made their best
grades on history.
Cora Cloud, Richie Newland, Sarah
Lizzie Powers made their best grades
on mathematics
Johnnie Mae Gray made her highest
grades on English and history, 100 on
each.
| Lucy Harrison made her best grades
on mathematics and history. 100 on
each
Lois Pipkin made her highest
| grades on English and mathematics
96 on each.
Aubrey Wilkerson made her highest
grades on English and history, 9S on
each.
Frank Whitman made his highest
grades on English and mathematics.
so on each.
In this grade two pupils made their
highest grades on English.
Three pupils made their highest
grades on history.
Three pupils made their highest
grades on mathematics.
Two made their highest grades on |
English and history.
Two made their highest grades on
English and mathematics.
One made highest grades on mathe.
mates and history.
One pupil was below the passing
mark on mathematics and history.
Data like the above contains the
basis for study OF schools and school
work Trained supervisors study facts
like the ones given and from them
try to reach conclusions for the good
of the schools.
In the Eastside sixth grade Mr..
Reese teaches arithmetic and his
classes made grades on that subject
as follows: Oran Boyett, "a; Selvln
Breach, SO; John Buchanan, 81: Eddie
Cox 100; Reginald Greed, ~; VIII
Gibbs, IS; Henry Grelan, SO; Tom Gre
Ian, so; Chester Higgs, Sc; Dunlap
Johnson, 80; Lamar Jones, 80: John
Mccullough, 3d. Ollie Miller, so:
Charlie Mitch, 81; Ross Priddy, 80;
Elwell Satterwhite, 70; Brooks Steven.
son. II; Mark Waite, So: Emmett
Wallace, "a; Watkins Wilkinson. "a;
Era Brown, II; Emma Bullock, So:
Carson, "a; Juliette Cas-.
Ties, n; Louise Cline, 95 Maggie Con.
roy, So; Almera Dunn, SO; Erma Edge
~; Ruth Hensarling. Sc; Neville
Higgs, 9S; Vivienne Howell, 90; .Ieane
Love, SO; Lois Martin, 90; Matte {
Nike, 66; Maudell Rue, So; Seleta
92; Vivian Scale, So; Geral. :
line Taylor 49, vesta Turner. 95 =
Minnie Woiton, 49, |
Those named above all passed on
Three whose names do
lot appear did not reach the passing
mark but will no doubt make it up
IN the other examinations.
Let 1t be remembered that examina.
ions in the public schools are not
memory tests, but that pupils must
NOW how to uset heir knowledge.
In the eleventh grade ten were ex.
mined and ten passed on every sub.
ect
In the tenth grade thirteen were ex.
and twelve passed on every
ubiect.
In the sixth grade arithmetic, forty.
hree were examined and forty of
hem passed on it.
These are samples of the kind of
'ork the Bryan schools are doing. -
w, C. LAWSON Sunt