Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-11
FROM COUNTY, iaO FREsHMEN
That Many win Receive Common
School Diplomas

enter any high school in the stat
have been sent out to 126 boys an'
girls of this county by County su
perintendent Steen. To 500 more
have been mailed their credits to
ward graduation in succeeding years
obtained in recent examinations
The commencement OF the county
schools will be held in the high
school at Abilene the latter part Of
this month. Superintendent Steer
is preparing the program.
or the graduates of the common
schools, Ralph Gish Of Manchester
won first honors, making the aver
age grade OF all subjects Of SO b-11'
Howard Engle of Abilene was sec
ond with go 5-6, and Ruby Miller
Of Hope third, with so ill. Others
who made averages Of 81 or better
are: Marie Scripter, Cheever, sl
Sc; Martha Kohrs, Dillon, 81 b-6;
Karl Acker. Chapman, 81 1-S; Merl
Cook, Dillon, 91A; Laura McGaffey,
Abilene, 81 lie; Hazel Root, Hope,
81 Ill; Oscar Engle, Hope, 81.
Eleven others made grades that av-
eraged between 80 and 81.
Two years ago, when Superinten-
dent Steen introduced the first state
examination, there were so grad
yates from the common schools over
the county. Last year there were
about 90. This year that number
Is increased. The students who
now are ready for high school are:
Graded Schools-Freda Kinney,
Adelaide King, Emmett Benham'
Beulah Frey, Karl Froelich, Mabel
Machner, Carl Smith, Paul Staatz'
Enterprise; Carl Burke, Eden Lea.
sure, Ray Lee. Paul Neil, Lena
Burke, Mildred Julian, Edna Mead
erhiser, Victoria Trosper, Vida Fru-
gait, Solomon; Agamtha Entz, Ruby
Miller, Ruth Miller, Matte Thomp-
son, Glenn Giffin, Bernard Giffin'
Ernest Cunningham, Hilda Engle'
Walter Rediker, Hazel Root, Hope;
Mary Nichols, Myrtle Lafferty, Iris
Todd, Grace Philips, Leo Clark
Luella Hayes, Maurice Howe, Har-
old Howe, Frances Mahoney, lnez
Kenney, Esther Kilgore.
Rural-Mae White, Abilene; Let
tie Leathery, Carlton; Gladys Wood,
Detroit; Phoebe Westrup, Wood
bine: Clifton Miles, Dayton; Naomi
Marsteller, Florence Zook, Abilene;
Hugh McKeeker, Wakefield; Alice
Mccormick, Elmo; Thomas Bow
yer, Manchester; Olga MALL, Elmo;
Carl Anderson, Enterprise; Ross
Morehouse, Manchester, Laura Nc
Gaffey, Abilene; Clayton Mosley,
Dillon; Mary Schneider, Detroit;
Martha Kaufman, Carlton; Frank
Hagans, Manchester; Guy Correll,
Abilene; Ethel Young, Elmer Da-
kin, Manchester; Hazel Harshman,
Gertrude Shuey, Abilene; Martha
Kohrs, Dillon; Stanley Engle, Hope;
Grace Entriken, Abilene; Willie Eli
sele, Hope; Genevieve Bradley, De-
troit; Agnes Bunker, Abilene; Karl
Acker, Chapman; Alta l.. Bird, Dill
lon; Phares Book, Hope; Lille Bran
er, Woodbine; Marie Cook, Mary
Cooley, Abilene; Oscar Engle, Hope;
Ethel Funston, Wallace Funston,
Talmage; Herbert Guthals, Dayton;
Grace Carver, Abilene; Merl Cook,
Dillon; Ellis Engle, Hope; Ruth
schwarz, Solomon; Margaret Botz.
Manchester; Myrtle Roller, Tai
mage; Marie scripter, Detroit; Ralph
Gish, Manchester; Guy Sherman,
John Bell, Abilene; Neva Neader-
hiser, Manchester; Nellie Grey, De-
troit; Marvel Steiner, Hope; Arth-
ur Lundine, Dewey Moninger, Hope;
Anna Roggendorff, Pearl Gump,
Carlton; Chalmers Hassler, Chap
man; Ralph Haynes, Abilene; Irene
stott, Navarro; Ruby Kohrs, Hope;
Carl sturtz, Abilene; Christ strunk,
Dillon; Gladys Taylor, Chapman;
Lloyd Kohler, Mildred Kohler,
Woodbine; Frances Lenhert, Abb
lene; Myrtle Belts, Detroit; Frank
Correll, Abilene; Granton Lower,
Elmo; Ina Springer, Navarro; Esth-
er Saum, Abilene; Elsie Chamber
lain, Chapman; Earl Cook, Dillon;
Clarence Delker, Chapman; Velma
Pearl Beetch, Carlton; Lowell Burk-
holder, Detroit: Ruby NJ. Dillon,
Hope; Daniel Eberhard, Wakefield;
Harry Eaglen, Detroit; Nellie Der
rick, Abilene; Edna Olsen, Navarro;
Carl Predmore, Abilene; Rilla
Cakes, Gypsum; Laura Oldham, En-