The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
MERIT AWARDS

The results Of the first weeks work
NJ tho Columbia Commercial college
presage most favurably for year Oh
earnest and successful study on the
nort Of the students. With little appa-
rent effort. the boys entered seriously
into the spirit of study after their long
summer vacation.
The initial weekly certificates were
awarded this morning by Brother Ga
bier director Of the school. Stuoehts
| averaging so per cent or more In lhelr
studies are entitled to the certlncate
! perfect" An average between ~ ana
so deserves the certificate satislac-
tory" below 20 per cent that Of 'un-
satisfactory" To merit the distinction
"pcrrect" implies prompt attendance
and gcntlcmanly department. Inese
| weekly certificates form a most erect
! i've check on the students work and in
dictate 70 the parents the relative class
position Of their boys.
The following students merited a
| "perfcct" for the past week: Paul
| kress. Harold Scifert. Edward Bach
| Charles Tcufel. Paul Weigand, John
! Tunnev, John Thoncr. Ferdinand Wet
eel, Joseph Calliarc. Clarence Del. Ste
phen BREEDING Paul Haberstick, Charles
| Emig. Joseph Rottoclctti. Marvin
Hoker, George Hpres. Edward Kahn
MarcclIus Kirchner. Raymond kuntz
John Monahan. William Sands. Francis
Schiller, Albert Sic. William Sonnetelo'
Richard Teufel. Morgan Wallace, Henry
Wcltc, Raphael Zani Vincent WINES
doffcr. Louis Hillenbrand, Cecil Con-
ner, Albert BREEDING. George Hannlg
| Edward Stnubach, Francis Comm Eu'
gene Conner. Robert O'Ncill Robert MIL
Ter Robert Schneid. Eugene PaGendarm
raul Bcrnhart. Howard KarGcs, Roy
conner Lawrence Stahl. Lawrence
! Schwandcr. Maurice Hughes, Clarence
Donrnbcrger. Andrew Rrinkheimcr
Francis Hardman, Gerard Schroeder
Carl Bott. Lawrence Lotz. Lawrence
i LING, Paul Schroeder Martin Dunlavy
] Nicholas Bcdway Harold wharton
Harry Beatty. Carl Bauer. William Yea
! ger. Louis Niklas. Henry Michael
Michael George, Harold Kahn, German
| Storch Emil Buncnbergcr.
FRIDAYS contest winners in tho va
= rious specialtics were also announced
Saturday as follows:
Typcwriting-Paul Krcss. Gregory
| Rcitb. Charles Tcufel. Charles Emig
Francis Schiller and Richard Teuf"l.
Stenotypy-John Tunncy. Pnul Weig'
and. George Lang and Harold scifert.
Observation-Disclosures REGGIE. Charles
Tcufel, Howard Gantzer, William Sands
Vincent Winicsdorffcr.
Pcnmanship-lIarol McCulley' fauI
/ Schroeder, Carl Bauer, Edward Siau'
! bach. Fcrdinant WctEcl and Francis
! Schiller.
| Spclling-John raddcn.' George Lang
] Clarence Boncnhcrgcr. George Hores
John Thonor, Richard Tcufcl.
The Columbia Commercial College
choir was rcorganized on Friday morn
ing by Prof. A ]. Schiller. Tho boys
have been engaged to sing Mt all thf
solemn services at ST. AlphaonsuS
church during tho year. Under the eN
pcricnced direction of Prof. Schiller, Tx
choir promises to develop rapidly int
excellent form. The members of tht
choir arc: stephen BREEDING Clarence
BoncnhorGcr. Roy Conner, Gcrart
Schroeder. Howard KarGcs Paul Schoc
dor. Robert Schncid. Carl Bauer. Pau
Habcrstlck. Louis Miklas Harold Whar
ton. Vincent Winicsdorffcr. Lawrence
Schwendcr. Henry Mayer. Francis Re
gcle. John Thoncr. Francis Schiller
Henry WcItc. Louis IIillenbrand. Ray
mond Kuntz. Charles Emig. Clarenc
Del. George Hannig, Andrew Brink
meier Edward Staubach.