Newark post., 1919-06-25
List Of Promotions
in Public Schools
Fair Percentage Pass Unconditional
Examination to be Given this Fall
for those who failed

A record of promotions in the
public schools as compiled by the
teachers is given below. Principal
Morris states that an examination
will be given at the beginning of ,
the fall term for those who have
failed to pass their respective
grades.
in spite Of handicaps, much ex-
cellent work was done by the
pupils and some notable improve
ments made to buildings and
grounds through the interest and
labor of the students under the
leadership of their teachers.
The Grammar School grounds
! present a particularly fine ap-
I pearance and the High School by
eliminating the path through the
lawn and planting grass seed ad
ded greatly to the appearance of
: the grounds.
The following were promoted
without conditions:
From 1st to 2nd Grade: Law
;. renee Brown, Harold Buckingham,
, Raymond Butler, Darwin Cage,
, Gilpin Churchman, Charles Cole,
y Clyde Crow, Earl Crow, Ogle Cur
rinder, Gordon Dempsey, Nuttle
: Dill, Joseph Doordan, Clarence
o Frampton, Cecil Gresham, Willard
Gresham, Isidore Handloff, Reu-
ben Heath, Amos JaQuette, James
n Johnson, Richard Kelley, Oliver
Koelig, Glen Love, Charles Lari-
q more, Francis Mayer, Edwin Nc
# Culley, Harry Moore, John Paris,
}. Frank Patelli, Raymond Porter,
It David Rose, Edward Sewell, Irwin
i Smith, James Smith, Oran Smith,
Elizabeth Anderson, Elaine Ben
nett, Sylve Bell, Erma Beck, Emile
Clark, Edna Cornog, Marie Dill,
4 Elizabeth Dean, Nancy Dorsey,
,r Harriet Ferguson, Sara Gray,
rt Mary George, Dora Handloff,
+. Hilda Heath, Mary Jones, Dorothy
,d Johnson, Eva Kimble, Alice Nc
,f Clelland, Edna McVey, Dorothy
10 Moore, Elizabeth Richards, Mil
40 dred Snyder, Eleanor Vansant,
K Sarah White, Grace Widdoes,
rs Martha Wright.
he From End to 3rd Grade: John
L. Holland, Jr., Herman A. Mes
sick, Willis G. Miller, Curtis R.
~ Potts, Hubert A. Price, Denver B
,c Roberts, Victor J. Widdoes, Ma,
=, than F. Davis, Irwin J. Durnall
Oh Raymond L. Spence, Willard F
H. Gresham, Mary F. Doordan, Melis
ny sa H. Egan, Helen E. Fisher
IS Blanche M. Foster, Elizabeth
ay Keely, Nora A. Lindell, Roberts
'll G. Leak, Ella E. McClelland
M Mla' Dorothy. w. McVey, Evelyn M
,o- ,: Moore, Audrey F. Reed, Mar.
lis Riley, Jennie F. Slack, Edna B
Wilson, Sophia Wilson, Isabelle M
, Hutchinson, Mary E. Hopkins
II Sara E. Gray, William Becker
ra- Jack Bell, John Cam, Samuel Full
at ton, Thomas Johnson, johnson
&C. John, Alvy Kuhn, Ann Chalmers
From 3rd to 4th Grade: Alber
a.. a. Beck, Mayer Vincent, Amo
e:' ~: Spence, Elizabeth Campbell, Irm
IL IL Durnall, Anna Fraser, Jennie Hof1
m man, Bessie Jones, Elma Smith
II Mildred McNemar, Margaret Flu
ins ton, Hazel Cannon, Anna Mood,
VI Ruthana Lumb, Dorothea Ros
leil I7 Elizabeth Lindell, Catherine Co
.ne m merry, Audry Tweed, Glady
ass ass Brown, Elizabeth Chamber
ON ., Dorothy Stoll, Esther Hennin!
~ =. , Beulah Bryson, Mary Alice Caml
i'' bell, Mary Jester, Tom Youn
Dick Thomas, Vernon Love, Ge
Grouenov, David Cole, HERNIA
Handloff, Elmer Lindell, Franc
Stapleton, Harry Williamson, To
79 Manns, Lewes Rogan, Haywal
me- Todd, Elbert Wright.
Fri From 4th to 5th Grade: Walt
'un- Clyde, Jacob Handloff, Harl
the Jones, Paul Jaquette, Geor,
Rev. Keely, Oscar Morris, Albert M
ade ler, Joseph Rupp, Wilmer Rile
v. Arthur Robinson, Vernon Steel
Irs. Gaylor Tweed, Lee Willoughb
lille, Mary Atkinson, Emily Becker, Be
I'LL, sic Carr, Madeline Craig, Edi
atie Creswell, Elizabeth Eubanks, Ru
mas Herdman, Myrtle Holton, Ma
ohm Johnston, Florence Krapf, Agn
lar Miller, Edna Moore, Gladys Nc
rison, Edith Rose, Margaret vi
'esi- singer, Emily Walls, Mary j
ould Wollaston, Josephine Hossino'
" 6. Beatrice Whitten, Elizabeth g
for can, Sadie Fisher, Eevlyn Fost
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