Report of Little Current Public School
for January
4th class (marks possible 300): Nellie DAWSON, 198; Mary J. MAY, 183. 3rd class (marks possible 220): James DAWSON, 178; Effie North, 160. Second senior (marks possible 150): Mary A. OLIVER, 124; George GIBBON, 117. 2nd junior (marks possible 100): John MORPHETT, 77; Herbert DAWSON, 77. 1st class part II (marks possible 75): Angela MACKAY, 55; Thos. GRIFFITHS, 40. 1st class part I (marks possible 60): Willie KELLY, 53; Christiana MACKAY, 40. Average attendance for January 37. Thomas C. Sims. Teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, February 14, 1884
The pupils of S.s. No.3, Howland were examined in reading, writing, dictation, arithmetic, geography, literature and grammar on Friday, Sept. 26th. As far as possible the examination was a written one. Highest class, jun.3d-Possible marks, 265; Rose BURNETT, 147. Jr. 2d class-Possible 260; Rose BRANDOW, 147; Martha ABBEY, 98; Theodore FERGUSON, 83; Matilda RICHARDS, 82; Sarah ROLLEY, 73. It will be noticed that the foregoing is a low percentage of possible marks. It must, however, be borne in mind that proficiency can only be obtained by regular attendance. So far the attendance has not been regular. Let us hope for better in the future. To parents: We are laboring hard and earnestly for the comfort and advancement of your children. Would you favor us with a visit occasionally? Also, bring your friends. You will see something new and interesting. Perhaps there are defects in our system of teaching; if so, help us to remedy them. Louis N. Thibeaudeau, teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, October 4, 1884
4th class (marks possible, 200) Willie DAWSON, 172; Dorcas MAY, 122. 3rd class (possible 240) James DAWSON, 188; Nellie MAY, 181. 2nd class sr. (possible130) Mary Ann OLIVER, 77; Chas. MALTAS, 70. 2nd class jr. (possible 100) Maggie OLIVER; Jabez SIMS, 60. 1pt second (possible 40) Thos. GRIFFITHS, 22; Henry COLEMAN, 20. Average attendance for month of Dec. 39. Thos. C. Sims, Teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, January 10, 1885
Monthly report (February) of S. S. No. 1 Carnarvon:
Fourth class (marks possible 800): J.WAGG, 696; J. WILDMAN, 470; N. SMITH, 436; F. SMITH, 384; J. COCHRANE, 326.
Senior third class (marks possible 600): J. SMITH, 558; J. HODGSN, 549; M. TRACY, 523; M. STOCKS, 517; R. STOCKS, 503; A. COCHRANE, 503; Maggie CRAWFORD, 487; F. WAGG, 484; M. CRAWFORD, 477; Mary TRACY, 470; Eliza STEPHENS, 445; E. WAGG, 393.
Junior third class (marks possible 600): M. JONES, 379; G. GORDON, 286; C. GORDON, 286; C. KING, 271; D. STEPHENS, 268; L. JONES, 271; W. TANN, 119; Lina GORDON, 88; J. McDONALD, 33.
Second class (marks possible 300): A. WAGG, 270; W. WAGG, 270; Etta HUTCHINSON, 250; Mary SMITH, 231; J. COCHRAN, 225; T. STEPHENS, 209; J. HODGSON, 210; J. VANHORN, 240; C. HARE, 160; J. KING, 130; A. HODGSON, 90; M. NIGH, 80; J. GALBRAITH, 35.
Average attendance for February 50. E.H. Nicholson, Teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, March 7, 1885
4th class (marks possible 300): Nellie DAWSON, 210; Mary J. MAY, 184.
3rd class (marks possible 220): James DAWSON, 200; Robert POTTS, 183,
2nd class sr. (marks possible 150): Mary Ann OLIVER, 121; Charles MALTAS, 118.
2nd class jr. (marks possible 100): Maggie OLIVER, 87; Mary MACKAY, 79.
1st class part II (marks possible 75):Angelica MACKAY, 67; George Dryburgh, 54.
Average for February 40–Thos. C. Sims, Teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, March 14, 1885
Fourth class (possible 150): Charlotte DELAMORANDIERE, 142; Jas. NOBLE, 110; Thos. NOBLE, 106.
Sr. 3d (possible 150): Julia BERNARD, 148; Elizabeth PROULX, 143; Eliza Ann NOBLE, 141.
Jr. 3d (possible 150): Mary NOBLE, 147; Agnes TILLISON, 144; John NOBLE, 144; Victoria SOLOMON, 144.
2d (possible 150): Adelaide DELAMORANDIERE, 144; Alexander PROULX, 141; Katie EGAN, 135.
First 2nd part (possible 100): Jos. TILLMAN, 95; Maggie LELAMORANDIERE, 90; Wm. NOBLE, 84.
First, 1st part (possible 100): Alice TILLISON, 90; Frances EGAN, 85; Mary J. ROQUE, 85.
Harry Chisholm, teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, April 11, 1885
Report for March:-
Fourth (possible 300): Mary Jane MAY, 213; Nellie DAWSON, 205
Third (possible 220): Lizzie OLIVER, 183; Eugene HERRIMAN, 157.
2nd sr. (possible 175): George GIBBON, 112; Mary A. OLIVER, 104.
2nd jr. (possible 100): Maggie OLIVER, 88; Herbert DAWSON, 82.
First part 2d (possible 75): Angelica MACKAY, 60; Willie KELLY, 56.
Average attendance for March, 38. Thos. C. Sims, teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, April 11, 1885
S. s. No. 1, Carnarvon for March:
Fourth class (marks possible 700): J. WAGG, 659; W. SMITH, 95; J. WILDMAN, 99; F. SMITH 84; Jennie COCHRANE, 111.
Sr. 3rd (possible 650): J. SMITH, 612; J. JODGSON, 585; R. STOCKS, 575; F. WAGG, 547; M. STOCKS, 538; A. COCHRANE 523; E. STEPHENS, 501; M. TRACY, 469; M. CRAWFORD, 463; Maggie CRAWFORD, 415; E. WAGG 379; Mary TRACY, 372.
Jr. 3rd (possible 600): Maggie JONES, 407; L. JONES, 255; C. KING, 249; G. GORDON, 252; C. GORDON, 242; W. TANN, 145.
Second class (possible 250): Janet COCHRANE, 220; J. VANHORNE, 215; A. WAGG, 210; W. WAGG, 195; J. KING, 150; Mary NIGH, 125; C. HARE, 115; M. SMITH, 105; T. STEPHENS, 80; J. HODGSON, 75; J. GILBRAITH, 40; E. HUTCHINSON, 30; A. HODGSON,30.
2nd part 1st class (possible 100): A. CADDEL, 80; A. WILDMAN, 70; A. SIBBALD, 60; A. GORDON, 50; N. GORDON, 30.
Average for March, 41. E.H. Nicholson, Teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, April 18, 1885
Weekly examinations of 4th class:
English Grammer (possible marks 100): Florence HAMMOND, 73; James ATKINSON, 47; Burton TROTTER, 30. This paper is taken from the Canada School Journal and prepared by Educational Department for entrance December, 1884, admission to High School. Thos. W. Trotter, teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, April 25, 1885
Sr. division. Honor roll for April. Pupils taking 60 per cent recorded. Class IV: Sadie IRVING, Louis ABREY, Grace WINKLER, Clara HAMILTON.
Sr. III: Willie WHITE, Lizzie YOUNG
Jr. III: Geo. SHIELDS, Jennie IRVING, Geo. ROOKLIDGE, Nicholas COLE
Sr. II: T. ARMSTRONG, Ada McCOY, Mabel GORLEY, C. THIRD, L. VANZANT.
Jr. II: Jas. FAULKNER, E. ROOKLIDGE, Willie THIRD, John YOUNG, W. ENGLISH, George WINKLER.
E. E. J. Ferguson, Principal. Manitoulin Expositor, May 16, 1885
4th class Arithmetic, (possible marks, 100:) James ATKINSON, 40; Burton TROTTER, 40; Florence HAMMOND, 38. 3rd Class (possible 100:) Willie McFARLAND, 83; Arthur HYDE, 72. 2nd Class (possible 100:) Jane WELSBY, 83; Robert S. LEWIS, 75; Mary LEWIS, 60. Jr. 2nd, (possible 75:) F. W. BECKS, 71; Barbary HEISS, 69. Pt. 2nd, (possible 75:) John SKIPPEN, 70; John WHITNEY, 65; Maud McFARLAND, 50. First class (possible 50:) John MANUEL, 46; Richard WHITNEY, 44; Wm. SKIPPEN, 42. — Thos. W. TROTTER, teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, May 23, 1885
4th class (marks possible: 300) Nellie DAWSON, 242; Mary-Jane MAY, 234. 3rd Class (marks possible: 225) James DAWSON, ; Maggie MAY, 185. 2nd senior (possible: 175) Chas MALTAS, 154; Annie THOMPSON, 153. 2nd junior (possible: 125) Bertie McLANDERS, 113; Herbert DAWSON, 113; Maggie OLIVER, 103. 1st class Pt. II (possible: 75) Angelique MACKAY, 68; George DRYBURGH, 62. 1st class Part I (possible: 50) Mary SKIPPEN, 42; James MILLER, 40. Average attendance: 50. Thomas C. SIMS, teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, June 6, 1885
4th class (possible 300) Florence HAMMOND, 227; Jas. ATKINSON, 204; Burton J. TROTTER, 203. 3rd class (possible 150) W. McFARLAND, 100; John McGAULEY, 95. 2nd class (possible 100) Hester ORR, 94; Robt. Samuel LEWIS, 90; Sarah BURNET, 83; F.W. BECKS, 76. Part II (possible 100) John SKIPPEN, 95; Kendal STRINGER, 87; Ida WHITNEY, 84. Part I (possible 74) Lucy HEISS, 68; Richard WITNEY, 60; Wm. SKIPPEN, 58. –Thos. W. TROTTER, Teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, June 20, 1885
Report for June 4
4th (possible 300) Nellie DAWSON, 252; Mary J. MAY, 237. 3rd (possible 225) Jas. DAWSON, 214; Lizzie OLIVER, 212; Maggie MAY, 212. 2nd senior (possible 175) Annie THOMPSON, 169; Lucinda MAY, 164. 2nd junior (possible 125) Maggie OLIVER, 115; Herbert DAWSON, 109. 1st Pt. II (possible 75) George DRYBURGH, 72; Humphrey MAY, 44; Mary SKIPPEN, 44; James MILLER, 39. Average attendance 60. Thos. C. SIMS, teacher. Manitoulin Expositor, July 4, 1885
REPORT OF LITTLE CURRENT SCHOOL
Promotions from III to IV
Arithmetic – Marks obtainable 100
James DAWSON, 60; Mina ANDERSON, 38; John MILLER, 30; Annie MALTAS, 28; Robert POTTS, 28; Chas. BURKITT, 22, Effie NORTH, 20; Nellie MAY, 18.
Grammar – Marks obtainable 100
James DAWSON, 95; Nellie MAY, 55; Mina ANDERSON, 50; Robert POTTS, 48; Effie NORTH, 43; Annie MALTAS, 38; John MILLER, 26; Chas. BURKITT, 20.
Geography – Marks obtainable 100
James DAWSON, 84; Mina ANDERSON, 48; John MILLER, 38; Robert POTTS, 38; Annie MALTAS, 37; Chas. BURKITT, 22; Effie NORTH, 20; Nellie MAY,18.
Promotions from II to III
Arithmetic, Marks obtainable 80
Chas MALTAS, 70; Annie THOMPSON, 50; Lucinda MAY, 40.
Reading and Spelling – Marks obtainable 50
Annie THOMPSON, 30; Chas. MALTAS, 25; Lucinda MAY, 22
Manitoulin Expositor, February 6, 1886
At the Easter Examination, held here on the 21st and 22nd April, the following marks were awarded:
4th Class — Arithmetic, 100 — James DAWSON, 65; Dorcas MAY, 65;
Grammar, 100 — Dorcas MAY, 68; James DAWSON, 50;
Geography, 100 — Dorcas MAY, 81; James DAWSON, 58.
History, 100 — Dorcas MAY, 65; James DAWSON, 60.
3rd Class — Arithmetic, 100 — Chas. MALTAS, 85; Annie MALTAS, 48; Nellie MAY, 25; Robert POTTS, 27; Lucinda MAY, 20.
Grammar, 100 — Chas. MALTAS, 52; Nellie MAY, 50; Annie MALTAS, 49; Robert POTTS, 28; Maggie McPHEE, 22; Lucinda MAY, 12.
Geography, 100 — Robert POTTS, 65; Nellie MAY, 63; Annie MALTAS, 62; Chas. MALTAS, 41; Lucinda MAY, 12.
Canadian History, 80 — Robert POTTS, 42; Nellie MAY, 40; Annie MALTAS, 40; Chas. MALTAS, 30; Lucinda MAY, 15.
Senior 2nd Class: Reading and Spelling, 50 — Herbert DAWSON, 40; Joseph MALTAS, 40; Herbert McLANDRESS, 30; Mary A. MAY, 30; George GIBBON, 25.
Arithmetic and Tables, 75 — Herbert DAWSON, 58; George GIBBON, 50; Joseph MALTAS, 45; Herbert McLANDRESS, 35; Mary A. MAY, 30.
J.S. Wright, Teacher.
Manitoulin Expositor, May 8, 1886