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TH£ EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, JULY 2, JOW
Promotion Examinations ROOM VI ,
Exeter High School
The results of the promotion pa
pers in lion-departmental subjects
for the pupils of forms one, two and
three are given below in alphabetical
order. In the case of Departmental
subjects, the candidates who have
been granted standing on the year’s
#ork have been duly notified. It is,
however, contrary to departmental
regulations to publish these names
until the examinations are complet
ed by those who had to write the
midsummer tests. The subjects in
question are: Form I, Art, Botany,
British History and Geography; for
Form 2, Arithmetic, Physiography,
/Grammar* and Zoology for Form 3,
Literature, Composition, Algebra,
Canadian History and Physics.
FORM IA
I
Appleton, Jean ...........
Beckler, Grace ..............
Brooks, Irene .................
Buswell, Helen ...............
Campbell, Marilyn .......
Dixon, Janet ...................
Frayne, Stanley ............
Gaiser, Lois ...................
Harvey, Leonard ...........
Hicks, Francis ...............
Hicks, Clifford ..............
Hockey, Thelma ...........
Jones, Hazel .................
Kestle, Jack ...................
Kleinstiver, Lome ........
Lawson, Gerald ..............
Lawson, Evelyn ...........
Luxton, Fred .................
Powe, Audrey .................
■Prouty, Milford ............
Retsemeyer, Donald ....
Russell, Patricia ..........
Skinner, Ross "...^...........
Smith, Jack ...................
Walker, Alden ...............
Moore, Murray .............
Gaiser, Myrtle ........... II C
Gladman, Marion ...... C C
Harvey, Doris ..v....... C • C
Hern, Margaret ........ C C
Hern, Kenneth .......... C
Heywood, Margery,.... II C
Ireland, Bruce ..........
Jeffrey, Clemente ..... C
Jennings, John .......
Johns, Dorothy ......... C C
Lewis, Eileen ............ C C
May, Warren ............ C C
MacKenzie, Jean ....... C C
Proutv, phyilis .......... C C
Reid, Ola....................... • II C
Skinner, Beulah ........ A II C
Stanbury, Elaine ....... II C C
Taylor, June ............. C C
Van Camp, Irene .......... »() C
Walper, Helen.............
Gaiser, Arthur .......... C
Klump, Howard ........
Buswell, E................... C C
Roppel, H. A C
Brooks, G..................... C
Hodgson, R.................. G
Promoted to Sr. IV: Honors—
Britain Sanders 86; Marion Smith
77; Neil Jones 75; Stewart Cann 75.
Pass—Norman Hannigan 74; An
ita Brintnell 74; Dorothy Kydd 74;
Jack Westlake 71; Margaret Fitz
gerald 69; Tommy Walter 62.
Recommended—Doris Cutting.
Ziler 87; Phyllis Patterson 76; Eve
lyn Vincent 73.
To Sr. Pr.—Hubert Vincent 74,
Jr. Pr.—iStephen Dietrich.
Norma Crago, teacher
REPORT S. S. 12, USBORNE
FORM IB
CAbbott, Elednor ................. C
Andrew, .Eileen .................. C
Bierling, Andrew ............... CCA
.Clarke, Margaret .............. C C C
^Gaiser, Ada .........................
Gordon, Murray ................ C C
Gordon, Ricllard ............... C C C
Hicks, tStanley ..................... A C C
Kydd;. Iren’e ........................... C
Morghn, Helen ................... A C
Morlock, *- Burma ........... C
Oestricher, Eunice .......... C C C
Perkins, Ivan ...................... C C
Robins, Elsie ..................... C C C
’Sims, Label!e ..................... C C
Southcott, Robert ............ C C C
Stanbury, Richard ............ ACC
Stebbins, Mona .................. C C
Stire, Carl ....................,.... C
Turnbull, Robert ............... C C C
Extra Subjects ——
Wolfe, M................................ C C
Moise, J................................ C
Squire, G: ......................’......
Elliot, Howard .................. C
June Clarke ..................... C
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FORM II
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Exeter Public School
ROOM I
'Pr. to 1st Book, Hon. — Patricia
Hay 88, Robert Stanbury 88, Elaine
Coates 88; William Armstrong 87,
Mary Moore 87; Janet Gordon 86,
Donald Grant 86; Donald Southcott
84; Jack Whyte 83. Catherine Gib
son 83, Marion Mousseau 83; William
Moise 81; Elmer Willis 80; Hugh
Davis 79; Pearl Kirk 79; Marguer
ite Pickard 7'8; Maxine McDonald
78; Geneva Elliott 78; Malcolm
Grant 78; Peter Ellis 75.‘
Pass—Horman King 70; Edward
Hannigan 70.
Recommended— Harold Brintnell
50; Barbara Harness 49.
Jr. Pr. to Sr. Pr.—'Merton Cham
bers 89; Helen Davis 84; Frances
Armstrong 70; Jimmie Cann 67; H.
Preszcator 66; Marjorie McDonald
66; Ross Parsons 64; Laura Little
'63; Lorraine Little 60; Kenneth
Cudraore 60; Norma Snell absent but
recommended.
Failed—Ruby Stire and Frank
Brintnell.
REPORT OF S. S. NO. 3, STEPHEN
The following is the report of the
June promotion exainations of S. S.
No. 3, Stephen.
To Sr. IV—Clifford Jory 83.47;
Calvin Preszcator 75.3 6; Ilene Jory
67.05; Harry Perkins 66.31; BiUy
Parsons 64.31.
To Jr. IV—Shirley Preszcator 86.-
23; Fred Glanville absent.
To Sr. Ill—Winston
52; Doris Hill 73.52;
71.7'6; Bobby Parsons
ed in one subject not
.Sr, III.)
To Jr. Ill—Doris Penhale 86; J.
Muir 77.07; Lome Preszcator 75.53;
Donald Dearing 73.53; Kenneth
Preszcator 73.53; Betty Perkins 70.-
1'5.
To Jr. II—Mary Willis 72.75; Ed
ward Perkins 70.25; Harold Glan-
ville 69.5; WUnier Preszcator 54.5;
(promoted on trial.)
To 1st class—Phyylis Preszcator
92; Donald Jory 82.8 and Doreen
Triebner 82.8; Viola Bierling 77.2;
Howard Perkins 71.6.
Pr. Class—'Frank Glanville, Mil
ton Bierling.
G. B. Francis, teacher
Shapton 85.-
James "Willis
61.88; (fail-
promoted to
The following report is the result
of the June Pr motion Examinations
at S. S. No. 12, Usborne, Walen.
(P denotes promoted; (R) retard
ed and (?) conditionally promoted.
, Sr. IV—Clare Hazelwood 74P;
Cecil Sq’i'res »6SP; Norman Brooks
55 ?.
Jr. IV—Gordon Johnson 6SP: E.
Parkinson 66P; L rraine Dobbs 2"R
Sr. Ill—John Rodd 65P; Erlma
Jaques 62P; Marie Dobbs 58P; Bil
ly Morley 5 5?.
Kenneth Hodgson 62P.
■Harry Squire 48R; Ola Mor-
Dobbs
Dobbs
Jr. Ill-
2nd-
ley P; Marion Rodd P; Glen
P; Raymond Hodgson P; Joe
’' Sr.
Jones
Jr.
BobbyI—Alton Dobbs R;
R.
I—'Tom Dobbs ?; Eveleen
P; Mary Johnson P; Gladys Jones P.
Pr.—-Edith Rodd.
H. V. Elliott, teacher
Pearl Love, teacher
ROOM II
Jr. II—Names are in order -u
merit—Tom Penhale, Donald Burns,
Bobby Kydd, Earl Sims, Bobby
Pryde, Clayton Sanders, Leonard
Wells.
1st Class promotions to 2nd Class
Names are in order of merit—Har
vey Cooper, June Bierling and Donna
Cornish equal, Jimmie Whyte, Bar
bara Reid, Marguerite Hogarth, Me‘r-
vin Jones Jack Hennessey, Pearl
Stanlake, Billy Kress, Betty Cox,
Evan Sims, Ross Tuckey, Mary Flet
cher, Gordon Gillespie, Donald Brint
nell, Alma Ryckman; *Wilbert Gil
lespie recommended; Harry Ellis;
*Billy Elliott recommended.
Remaining in First Class—Bobby
Triebner, Billy, Smith, Jimmie Wil
son, Donald Easton, Carl Hewitt,
June Cudmore.
ROOM III
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REPORT OF S. S. NO. 1, USBORNE
The following is the report of the
June promotion examinations for S.
,S. No. 1, Usborne. Names are in al
phabetical order. Honors 75; pass
60.
Jr. IV—Alex Boa 64; Donald Bu
chanan 63; Harry Dougall 69; Law
rence Dunn 54; Bobbie Jeffery 60;
Billie Reynolds 75; Harold Wurm
60.
Sr. Ill—Howard Ferguson 64.
2nd Class—.Calvert Becklei;.
Audrey Dick 83; Harry Jeffery
Billie Rowcliffe 63.
Promoted to Jr. IT—Gordon
chanan 71; Edgar Wildman 74.
Promoted to 1st Class—Gordon
Moir 91; Donald Parsons 77; Alan
-liffe absent; Margaret Wurin
Wildman '60.
Sr. Pr. — Kenneth
”d Ferguson 60;
64;
62;
Bu-
REPORT OS ..
The following is .
results o.f S. 'S. No. 11,
To Jr. IV—Ray Weido, 79; -
Ziler 77; Eldeen Preeter 6S; Evely
French 66; Viola Vincent absent
To Sr. Ill—Leonard Dietrich 82;
Joyce Engeland 75; Chester Desjar-
dine 70; Wilmer Desjardine 51.
To Jr. *1111—Mona Tetreau 90; G.
Webb 84; Martina Dietrick 75; H.
Ziler 73; Peter Ziler 68; Hubert
Dietrich 64; Ruby Desjardine 53; V.
Vincent.
To Second—'Dorothy Ziler 71.
To' First—'Donald Tetreau 94;
REPOR S. S. NO. 4, STEPHEN
The following
June promotion
Sharon S. S. No. 4
75; Pass
Jr. IV to' Sr. IV—Anthony Mar
tine 84;
Pfaff 75; Keith Weber 7 4; Howard
■Finkbeiner 72.
Sr. Ill to Jr. IV
84; Harold Holtzman 79;
Haugh 76; Howard Holtzman
Jr. Ill to Sr. Ill—Gordon
beiner 55 (promoted on trial)
2nd to Jr. Ill—'Emery Pfaff 81;
Willie Pfaff 72; iLois Swartz 69;
Margaret Wilds '6 8.
Jr. IIB to Jr. IIA—Lome Haugh
76; Ross Brown 73; Ruth Swartz
67.
Sr. IB to Sr. IA—Bobbie Paff 63;
Dorothy Wilds 62.
Jr. 1 to Sr. IB—Nora Wilds 75.
Wallace Becker received the prize
or the Junior Red Cross marks. An
thony Martine received the prize for
tl^e least errors in the Senior Spell
ing and Lome Haugh for the Junior
Spelling.
Number on roll 27; average
tendance 25.
Teacher: Winona A. Frain
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of
, pirpucu. Hon.
60; Failure Below 60.
is the result of
examinations
Stephen.
Vita-Kelp is a food product, not a drug, not a medicine,
its action is slow, safe and sure and results usually per
manent. Take just 2 or 3 tablets before or after meals.
VITA-Kelp for Vim, and Vigor, for Health and Strength.
If your Druggist or Health Food Store cannot supply
you, write direct to Canadian Distributors. A- W.
EICKMEIER& SON, GRIMSBY BEACH, ONTARIO.
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Wallace Becker 76; Allan
Gladys Becker
Ross
72.
Fink-
And Turner and Moser from town.
The Wawanosh’s send Scott and
Stewart,
Turnberry shows a good sample of
Grain,
Elston Cardiff’s the young Reeve of
Morris,
Eckert’s here from McKillop again.
And Mogridge again carried Hullett.
Hermingway and Keys come from
Grey,
Jock .Scott is a new Reeve from Sea
forth,
O. Geiger from Hensall holds sway,
They cannot beat Elliott in Clinton
While Bly th pins its .faith to McNall;
Haacke had no opponent this last
time,
And Exeter’s Pryde tops them all.
Westcott keeps to the fore smiling
blandly,
Sweitzer seems as elected to stay.
Wesley Turner now represents Stan
ley,
And Mellick depends on his Hay,
Mawhinney's the darling of Stephen
Colborne gave to young Feagan a
call,
Tuckersmith stands behind Archi
bald
make the high County rate fall.
—Huron’s Bard
(Goderich Signal)
To
• To Late
“Going away, Mike?’’
“I am that!”
“Well, if it’s the next train ye’re,
after catching ye just m.ssed it!”
’”ON COUNTY
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And their names I am,
From Howick come Levell
ans,
And Wingham sends Davidson
Sam Sherwood and Murdle
Ashfield.
Beavers, L. ...........
Campbell, G.............
Christie, L................
Clarke, J...................
Delbridge, R. ..........
Elliot, Harold ........
Elliot, Howard ........
Fisher, Ferrol..........
Grieve, Helen ..........
Hern, Laurene ......;
Hogarth, Betty ....
Kerslake, Josie .....
Kydd, Ethel ..........
/Lee, Fred ..................
Lindenfield, Alvin
Melville, Margaret
McDonald, Clarence
MoFalls, Gerald ....
M’oise, Jack ............
Prouty, iStewart .....
Powell, Marion ......
Sanders, Hilton ....
Snell, Grace ...........
Snell, Orville .........
Stebbins, Eileen .....
Squire, " Grafton ....
Squire, Roland ........
Taylor, Ruth
^t’^lor, Grant ....
Bjaquair, Dorothy
Squire, Ronald ...
Webb, Ilene .........
Winer, Donald ....
Wolfe, Murray ....
Waghorn, Harry ..
White, Winnie ....
Gaispr, Myrtle ....
Reid, Ola
Stanbury,
Jennings,
Brlntnell»
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Promoted to Sr. Ill—Marie Mel
ville 69; Harold Elliott 69; Jean
Stanlake 68; Jean Elliot 63; Alex
Ellis 60; Pearl Cann 60.
Promoted to Jr. Ill: Ho.n.—G.
Jones S3; Dawson Goulding 80; B.
Davis 7'5.
Pass—'May K\ing 74; Marjorie
Welsh 68; Shirley Appleton 66; Ar
nold Lindenfield 64; Hugh Wilson
64; Bert Moore '63; Jean Kirk 62;
Ola Moir 6il; Marion Cowen (pro
moted on year’s work)
Number on roll 35; average att.
33.2.
R. Rowe, teacher
ROOM IV
ISr. Ill: Honors—.Calvin Heywood
80; Shirley Motz 79; Mae Snell 7 8;
Douglas Gordon 76; Shirley Mason
76; Virla Jones 75; Billy Weekes
75; Eric Jennings 75.
Pass—'Mary Easton 72; Mary
Caldwell, Mildred Hannigan and
Mary Kirk 68; Richard Pilon 68;
June Smith 67; Lois Clark and Keith
Gordon 66; Archie Webber 62; R.
Welsh 61’; Isabel Shell 60; Lillian
Hewitt 60.
Recommended—a-Douglas Harness
58.
Failed—Lois Hunter 57; Helen
Brock 55; Helen Pfaff 54.
Jr. Fourth: Pass—Frieda Stire
72; Harold Hockey 71; Mary Mac
Donald 71; Douglas Pryde 70; Kline
Lee 70; Gerald Campbell 69; John
Cann 69.
Recommended—Orval Hunter 5 6.
Failed—Teddy MacDonald 53; J.
Cutting 52; Ethel Stire 52; Walter
Sims 46.
Number on roll 36; average att.
33.7.
B. I. Kirk, teacher
ROOM V
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■Amy, D.......................... O
Atkinson, B............ . O O
Borland, M, ................ C C
Browh, Fred .............» C C
Brown, Wm.................. C C
Dinney, Barbara ....... C
Elliot, Mildred ......... C C
Follick) Pauline ........ 0 C
Foster, Francis .......... C
Frayne, R. ........ C O
Fuke, Stewart......... C C
Promoted to Sr. IV: Pass—Annie
Mason 70; Labelle Lutman ' 70;
Shirley Penhale 69; Ila Willis 69;
Norma Wilson 68; Doris Hay 68;
David Gordon 67; Bert Pilon 67;
Ellis Pearce 67; Murry Stanlake 66;
Anne Gordon 65; Iva Willis 63;
Marjorie May 63; Coquoline Sim
mons promoted on year’s work.
Below pass—Dorothy Jennings 56
Francis King’56; Norma Stonehouse
54; Bill Cox 49; Raymond Snell ab
sent; Neil McDonald absent.
Promoted'to Jr. IV: Honors—Bet
ty Elliott 81; Shirley Moise 81; B.
Gordon 77.
Bass—iM'arjorie Flynn 74; Jean
Snell 73; Doris Webber 73; Donald
Traquair 70; Ross Ward 69; Lillian
Kestle 69; Norma Parsons 68; Edith
Hunter 67; Lila Elliott 6'5; John
Page 65; Joan McDonald 61; Jack
Harness 64; Robert Cutting 64.
Below Pass—'Roy Kirk 57; Jim-
mie triebner 57.
Number on roll 38; average att.
34.29;
Maude Horton, teacher
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