Mexico Missouri message., 1916-06-15
Farber, Miss Beulah Syler, teach
er, Marion Hellyer (S2).

er, Marion Hellyer 1927.
Those not marked made just the
right average. Besides these, a large
number took the seventh grade exam
ination only. OF these the following
made a pass and wnl stand a good
chance to get their diplomas next
year.
Flossie Haislip, Sylvia Jones and
Mary Morris, Hurdle. Annie Cleeton,
Payne. Leona Kircher and Kathryn
Miller, Hedgedale. Emmett Jesse
and Lillian MCGOWAN, Cant. Russell
Azdell, Dye. Ben Pierce, Harold
Rinehart, Hulda Klusman and Edwin
Boeger, Prairie Lea. Nell Givens,
Parnell Mullins and Alice Clement,
Erisman. Glendene Bradley, Sames.
Lillian A. Daniel and Goldie Stand
defer, Highland. Raymond Robson,
Lawder. Gladys Patrick, Pearl
Berrey, Russell Berrey, and Mil
dred Ellis, Gatewood. Ed w. Barnes,
Weaden Hawkins and Mary v. Crank
and Ethel Fountain, Mt. Pisgah. Leo
Hutchins, Benton City. Clarice
Peery, Clark French, Freddie Wat
kins, Vernie Detienne, Jesse Detienne,
Martinsburg. Ralph Love, Clyde Tur-
ner and Ruby Hill, Central. Wylda
Lower, Elizabeth Garrett, Elsie Som
walt and Lewis Fox, McClintic. Ar
thur Turner and Forest Chase, Far
Der. Martillus Barnes, Lena Smith
and George DUNCAN, Liberty. Leola
Carlson, Clifford Jackson and Alvin
Jackson, East Lick Thomas
Bolts, Bolts. John M. Day, Emmons
Carter, George Spotswood and Russell
Selb, Duly. Marion Flynt, Clifton
Earl Baker and Nora Helwig, Mo-
limo. Iota Sutton, Paul Pitt, Harold
Northcutt and Carl Goodin, Prairie
Hill. Leon Garrett and Kenneth Eu-
banks, Canada. Oneita Gray and
Glenn Thompson, Black. Leslie
Clithero, Culwell. Lillis House, Ruth
Barnes, Ruey Middleton and Iona
Beedle, Pleasant Plains. Edna May
Crawford and Cora Hollingsworth,
Hazel. Rupert Branstetter, Crow.
Cecil Tanner, Fox. Julia Pierce,
Prairie Lea. IllageneCr awford, Law
son. Clara Liebengood, Vincent Di-
Gus and Thelma Heinlen, Cedar
Grove. Mary C. Mason Thomas Nc
Intyre and Rosaline Johnson, Carter.
Palmer Stroker, William Stroker and
Fay Maxwell, New Michigan. Eliza
beth German, Cornett. James Price,
Tommy Watson, South Carter. Ar
min Nagel and Homer Scherer, Bea-
giles. Lorene Winscott, Macedonia.
Marie Kendall and Mabel Hoyt, Oak
Grove. Fred Cox, Wreatha Stuart,
Maple Grove. Obie Hall and Ida
Lee Freeman, Jackson. Henry Esh,
Marvin Barnes, Frank Davidson, Ma
rie Arnold and Ehrissie Beachy,
Burnham. Price Jeffries, Naomi
Shaw, zelma Humphries and Mae
Fowler, Prairie Mound. Albert Frey.
er, Edwards. Margaret White, Hall
Mettie Lee Crosswhite, Pine. Norma
Key, Strother. Gertrude Stuart
Francis Diggs and Edith Brown
Cauthorn.
There are 115 of those completing
the Seventh Grade. This ought tC
make good-sized class for next
year. For the most part these will
have only the Eighth Grade to pass
on next year, so the most of then
ought to get thru all right. wish
them success.
But there are few of those who
tried who did not succeed. There
: are 1876 more that took the examina
tions. hope that they will learr
much more this neGt year, will no
get so excited on examination day
: and will be successful next spring
The most of these failures wer'
!, caused by short terms, little equip
ment, and poor teaching. But as al
: of these are steadily being improved
we shall expect fewer failures in tn