El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-27
Villas COMPLETES
TERM HONOR ROLL
Names Pupils Who Have Been Always
On Time, Regular attendants, and
who Diligently study.

On Time, Regular attendants, and
Who Diligently Study.
Villas school has just completed its
honor roll for the past term, and there
are upon it a number OF pupils that
have learned to be always on time,
regular in attendance, and who study
their lessons well each day so that
they do not need to be afraid OF
monthly or term examinations. These
pupils have been neither absent nor
tardy since the beginning of school,
and have made grades of 80 or above
in their department and every study
in that time. They are:
Low first grade Ola ROtermund,
Cora Slater, Helen Weckerle and Caro-
line Cooley; high first, John Cour-
scheme; low second grade, Virginia
StallingS, Henry Beard, Arthur March
and Josephine Thornton; low third,
Rachel Weekerle, Alice Mcleod, Sybl
Johnson, Schuyler Wolf, Eureka Ryan,
Irma Wolf and Eleanor Flosi. Rather
Inc Tighe. while not having entered
school until late in the term has filled
the honor requirements since her en-
trance. In the fourth grade are Char
lie Stevens, Richard CroXtOn, Annette
Morse, Orville oxford, Margaret Berry
and Mary Wilson; sixth grade, Guyler
Magruder, HelOise Terry Lillian Cor
cOran, Helen BeiSSWinger, Esther En-
riquez, Elfrieda LOwenberg, Geneva
Stems and Mary McCamant; seventh
grade, Mary Breton, Gladys Booth,
Gertrude Filler, Evelyn Scott Thelma
Spinelli and George Cross: eighth
grade, Lydia GOsch, Mary StedmOnd,
Phyllis ROutledge and Helen Reading.
Also Has Honorary Roll.
Villas school also has an honorary
roll Of pupils who missed being on
the honor roll by only a half days
absence, or perhaps one tardy in the
term These are:
Low first, Ida Lerner, Eva EnriQueZ,
Carolyn Brown and Eleanor Irwin; nigh
third grade, Victor Ruiz and Lillian
Harms; fourth grade, Marcellus Toher,
Aurellia Phillips, Margaret Laskin,
Elizabeth Morriss and Herbert L.
seventh grade. Marie EnriQuez and
Mayo SeamOn; low eighth grade, Ed
ward Widdas.
Exempt From Finals.
For their excellent daily wark IN |
their various school studies there were /
a large number of Villas pupils who !
were exempt from the final term eX- /
aminatiOns. Those exempt in history, !
English, arithmetic and algebra in the /
eighth grade were Margaret Powers, /
Georgia Mears, Elizabeth Beisswinger, J
Dorothy VOlertsen, Elizabeth Croxton |
Lydia GOOch, Mary Steedmond, Mary |
Caples. Leslie WOmeldorf Phyllis 7
Routledge, Helen Reading, Edward /
Widdas, Charles HawkinsOn, Dorothy /
Bryan, Fac Peak, Fred Akard, Dick I
Crutcher was exempt from the exam !
nations in history and English; Mil (
dred Lindauer was exempt in English, /
and Willie Walker was exempt in /
arithmetic.
In the seventh grade the following |
were exempt from examination in /
arithmetic history and grammar: I
Edna Rhodes, Leroy SCHUYLER, Herman (
LOWenberg. Roy Reynolds and Mae /
Ducourt. Helen Dunn was exempt in I
history and geography, and Philip /
COrdOVa was exempt in history.
Exempt in High Sixth.
-Four pupils were exempt from eX-
animation in the high sixth grade in 1
arithmetic, grammar, history and |
geography. They are Ted Cooley, !
Marguerite Burden, Harland Irwin and |
Alice Dickinson.
Pupils in the low sixth who were /
exempt from the examinations in arith- |
metic, geography. grammar and his |
tory were Jane March, Ruth and Viva 4
Burns. Frank Gillett and Anita Mar /
shall were exempt in all but history !
Grace Foster was exempt in arithme- |
tic and grammar; Alice Alzard was ex- /
empt in arithmetic, grammar and his |
tory. Robert Miller was exempt in 4
grammar and history and Bernardo !
Bowman was exempt in arithmetic and /
Mary Merrill was exempt in grammar. !
In the fifth grade the following were !
exempt in reading, spelling, physiol- [
ogy. arithmetic, grammar and geOg- /
raphy: Mary Wilson, Margaret Berry, /
Bernita Harris, Cabell Greet John /
Nelson, Vineta Lindauer Flora Pick !
ems Homer Fa1Iai and Corwin Dean. |
Ruth Foster was exempt in all but /
geOgra ply Edwin Burden was eX- /
empt in all but arithmetic. Those eX- !
empt in reading, spelling and gram 1
mar were Gladys Dill, John Burnside, !
William Tighe and Catherine Burn ]
side. JaEes Earl was exempt in read !
ing and spelling. Zelma Carter was /
exempt in grammar and Pauline Good /
man; Anna Kellenberger, Josephine |
MOckert, Josephine SambranO, Carrie |
Nellie Tribe and Dora Sanchez were +
exempt in spelling.
Exempt in High Fourth.
In the high fourth grade Phillip /
DoeTr was exempt from examination /
in geography, arithmetic and spelling. /
Mary Happier was exempt in spelling, !
arithmetic and language. Bruce /
Powers and Terrell Mckenzie were eX- (
empt in geography and spelling. Rex |
Kipp and J. w. Curd were exempt in 1
geography and spelling; Cora Scott in |
arithmetic and spelling; Katherine |
SeamOn in spelling and language; Cliff /
ford irwin in language and geography; !
Virgil Rainwater, Albert Ontz and /
Harold HagamOn; in spelling, John /
Ledbetter, Anna Bell Gray, Emily FOs- !
ter, Philip Gibson and Howard Butler; /
in arithmetic, Herbert O'Rear, Harold |
Hall, AmeS Hall, William BinfOrd, !
James Madison and Marion Dunn: in
language. Margaret Stevens, Herbert |
Rand and Kune DOerr.
In the low fourth grade Mabel Bow /
man, Walton Berkshire and Ephriam |
Krupp were exempt in arithmetic, Ian /
guage and spelling; John Robinson and !
Labansat in arithmetic and ]
spelling; Josephine BOyntOn in Ian /
guage and spelling; Melville Chernis /
in spelling.
High third exemptions in language |
and spelling were Victor Ruiz, Schuy |
Ter Wolf Katherine Tighe, Carl Gring, |
Sybl Johnson. Eureka Ryan, Eleanor |
Blosi Irma Wolf, Lillian Harms; in /
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