Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE AFTER
SUMMER SESSION FOR HOLIDAY
until September 5 OPENING
After Ten Weeks Study on Advanced and Re-
view Work the Summer School Pupils Re-
ceive Promotion Cards Which Admit Them
to the Next Highest Grade; Large Attend
ance Maintained Through the Term

Summer school closed on Fri
day. All the children who have
been studying for the past ten
weeks are relieved and will de-
vote themselves to the business of
vacation from now until the time
school starts again on September
9Th. There has been an attendance
of 972 pupils at the summer
school, a large portion Of these be-
ing in the high school The final
summer school notes follow:
First Ward.
Children in the lower grades
who have successfully completed
the summer school course are Lo-
lita Janos, Lucy Salazar Mildred
Thompson, Anita Ritz, Pablo Mon
tano, Ralph Bowyer, David Nc
Kinney and William McGuinness
Those who have been neither
tardy nor absent during the entire
summer term In the lower grades
are Joe Martinez, John Stewart,
Frank Smith. Lucy Salazar and
Mildred Thompson.
Pupils who were promoted from
the high third to the low fourth
grade are Joseph McGuinness,
Katherine Mexican, Burton Moore,
Katherine Lucas, Pablo Ethelba,
Marvin Ward, Centra Chavez, HUI
bert Looney, Florence Johnson and
Ysmael Villa.
Those who were promoted from
the high fourth to the low fifth
are Robert Mackey, Mildred Bolts,
Rosebud Moore, Lillian Martin,
Ully Adams, William Kemp. Lu-
cinda Greer, Ruth Harrison and
Earl Horn.
Second Ward.
The following pupils will be pro-
NOTED from the first and second
grades: Dwight Kimmell, David
Baldonado, Refugio Labrado, Lola
Chavez, Rosetta Solso, Mae Lois
Howell, Marguerite Lujan and
Geraldine Kittle.
Those who had a perfect attend
ance record for the summer term
were r. B. Wright, Jose Pacheoho,
Catherine Adams and Rosetta
Solso.
Third and fourth graders who
will be promoted are Andrea Ro-
man, George Englebrecht George
McSpadden, Mary Frances Bailey,
Ella Mae Bryant, Mildred Clayton,
Emily Hauser, Mercedes JimeneZ,
Emma Lehman, Teresita Lopez,
Lucinda Narviz, Clarice McSpad-
den, Mary Roman, Inavone Smith
and Jane Spaulding.
These pupils have not been abb
sent nor tardy during the ten
weeks of summer school: Mary
Frances Bailey, Ella Mae Bryant,
Emily Hauser, Leanore Landon,
Emma Lehman, Melvin Daviss,
George McSpadden and Tomas
Garcia.
Third Ward.
The high fourth grade pupils
who completed their work during
the summer school are George
Henfling, Richard Miner, Robert
Wolf, Eugene Barela, Wilma
Rienke, Hugh Duncan, Florence
Remmers, William Thomas, Rob-
ert Hening, Arthur Cook Clarisa
Bezemek, Dorothy Suggs, Joe NiZ-
zie, Scott Hayden, William Hodges.
Myers Jones, Harry Koury and
Garland Morris.
The lower grade pupils who
completed their work we're John
Case, William Koury, Albert
Mainz, Elizabeth Roush, Milbeth
Walsh, Clotilda Valdez, Kate Ba-
ron, James Capels, Robert Jenkins,
Malcolm MCGEE. Tony Peltine,
Bradford Skinner. Geralimo Cimi-
no, Samuel Garcia, Aurora Padilla,
Rachel Leyba. Douglas Collister,
James Capels, Walter Panneck,
David Chavez, Ruth Manlove, Jen-
ME Nizzie,- Margaret Tartaglia.
Ramondta Baron, Bessie Mora and
Jennie Torres.
The children who had perfect
attendance record for the whole
term are Milbeth Walsh, Robert
Jenkins, Samuel Garcia, Rachel
Leyba and Ruth Manlove; for the
last half of the term, Elizabeth
Walsh, Bradford Skinner, Geralt-
mo Cimino, Douglas Collister,
James Capels and Margaret Tar
taglia.
Central School.
Recommendations to the several |
higher grades at the completion OF |
the summer school term follow:
To the high fifth grade: Edward
Duncan, Carlos Espinosa, Jose
Gallos. Glen Hazlett, Eligio Osuno,
Clarence Rydholm, Tyson Weisen-
bach, Lois Eh1er, Estelle Garcia,
Elizabeth Herriott, Selma Skinner,
Ruth Kattmann, Dorothy Pools |
and Violet Shamplan.
To the low sixth grade: Jose