Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
ACADEMY HONOR
ROLL IS NAMED
Romans Lead in Scholastic
Work; Many Take First
Places

Headmaster Brown announced the
honor rolls for the past two months at
the Harrisburg Academy yesterday af-
ternoon at that institution Once again
the Romans took off high honors in
scholastic work. In both the fourth
and NTH months they captured the
two Noints for scholarship that are
awarded the clubs; one for the least
number of failures. and the other for
the greatest number of honors.
Ihe nth month results in figures
were as follows: Upper school, six first
honors and forty-nine second honors
In the Lower school. thirteen boys took
first honors. while fourteen took sec
ond honors. This makes a total for the
NTH month of eighty-two honors in the
two schools. This is the highest grade
OF scholarship reached this year in the
honor system by the Academy students
First Honors
IN the Upper school for the fourth
month, the following took first honors
Charles Gilmer, Alfred Lee Klaer. Jo-
seph OIIear". Frank Stineman, Gilbert
Spangenberg, Mercer b. Tat Jr., Rob-
ert Shirey, George Jeffers Thomas
The following took second honors in
the Upper school;
bacon, Edwin Brown, Carroll Craig,
Maryland Dickerman. Charles Dunkle,
Chester GOOD. John Hendry, Herbert
ssereau. Fred Moody, Charles Rebuck,
Paul Zimmerman William Bennethum,
nunkle Henry Ferber, Roy Heisley,
William Hickok Richard Johnston,
aarry aiap KdeiIerim19n' aoward Kre.der
Ludin"ton, Wilbur Morse James Mil
house. $. Baird McCaleb, Donald Oen-
slayer. Henry olmsted. Harold o,Hea;
Spruks. Robert Stewart Robert
took first honors for the fourth month:
John p, Bent Charles Doehne. Philip
5: Brown Henry b Manure Charles
Ludington, AsLcnard n. sweeney Henry
Blake Bent. Wayne Wills Long.
Second honors in the Lower school
James Bowman. ID. Bailey Brandt. Jr.,
Robert NJ Smith, Charles Kunkel Fox,
John ,Raqnick. H. Geiger .omwake., AL
Harden Galbraith, John Mcguire, Rob-
ert stanton. Howard Eldridge, John
Fritchey. John Moffitt.
month. first honors went to the follow
Charles Gilmer. Mercer b. Tate, Jr..
Frank Stineman. Joseph O'Leary.
Second honors in the Upper school
William Abbott. Edwin Brown. Gill
bert bailey, Daniel Bacon. Park Beck
ley, Earle Bortell Carroll Craig, Way
land Dtckerman, Chester Good, John
Hendry., Disbrow Lloyd, William Max
Moody, James Mersereau. Charles Ite-
buck. Donald Royal, Milton strouse,
Nelson Shreiner. Hamilton Schwarz,
Thomas Wickersham. Paul Zimmerman,
Onofre Castells, Josiah Dunkle. George
Doehne, III, Henry Ferber. william
Hickok. Roy Heislev Richard John
ston. Howard Kreider. Benny Keller
Lee Klaer, Frank Leib. Alan
Laudermilch, William r. McCaleb.
Jaras Milhouse, Wilbur Morse Gerald
Nutter, Harold O'Hea, Henry Olmsted.
Donald Oenslager, John Rakovsky, Nor
man Reinburg, Robert Shreiner, Rob-
ert Stewart, Robert Shirey, c. David
Spruks, Robert Shaub
First honors in the Lower school for
the fifth month went to:
Ira Romberger Henry X. Hamilton,
Flank Leib Ludington, Richard n.
Sweeney, Henry Blake Bent, Wayne
Doehne. Philip S. Brown, Henry Boas
Mcguire. Charles Stewart Richard
Meredith, Charles Kunkel Fox.
Second honors in the Lower school
were awarded to the following:
John Raunick, H. Geiger Omwake. AL
fred Y. Jennings. ID. Hastings -.ckok,
Harden Galbraith, John Mcguire. Rob-
ert Stanton, Howard Eldridge John A
Fritchey, John hIofftt, James Bow
man, Douglas Dismukes, d. Bailey
Brandt. Jr.. Robert NJ. Smith.