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Promoted from Junior II. to Senâ€" ior II.â€"â€"Edward Sheculski, Louise Ansara, Dorothy â€" Carey, Tom Leck, Harvey Laine, Bertha Bonnell, Lorâ€" etta Proulx, Mary Walko, George Leck, _ Antoinette _ Augustinowski, Edna Gannon, Kenneth Adamson. Pupils Promoted at the Schumacher Public School in the Various Classes. Names Arranged in Qrder of Merit. The following are the promotion examination results for Schumacher Public School. imey towan, sylvia Nienm, â€" Hazel Neary, Arnold Haiwkins. Recommendedâ€"Hugh Calverley. Promoted from Junior NMI. to Senâ€" i0r IId.â€"Chrissie Murphy, Marguerite McKay, Mary Jacksic, Jennie Mecâ€" Leod, Roy Hamilton, Evelyn Leck, Beatrice Leck, Grant Barron, Theresa Hope, Dorothy Heath, Perey Aide, Walter â€" Finkelman, Marion _ Leng, Dick Calverley, Florence Dawson, Stanley Shippam, Geo. Proulx, Grace Lark, Barbara ‘MceGarry, Annetta Proulx. ‘ [Promoted from Sr. IL. to Jr. IHMH.â€" Cecilia Craig, Gordon Uttley, Laurie Nilkkola, â€"Edith Williams, Kathleen PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS Al SGHUMAGRER SGHOOL Recommended â€" Nellie _ Ansara, Mary Taipale, Winnie Parker, Delta 3 $ Flynn. Names of pupils promoted are arâ€" ranged in order of merit. Promoted from Senior III. to Fourth Classâ€"Francis Gilbert, Edâ€" ward Dorfman, Mamie Grentz, Sadie Aide, Kenneth Hope, George Tennyâ€" son, Jim Keeley, Kathleen (MdLean, Luey Cowan, Syvlvia Niem, Hazel Daisy Miller, Alex. Gregulski, â€" Elia Zuliani, Madeleine MceKinnon, Anme Krancovich. Recommendedâ€"Demitro Tominck. 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