The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-04


the Teacher. tbat published reports Of
Graded Schools, jat least, should be given
{khen convenient, from dine 10 time, 70
The public
aaItis moi only customary. but has been.
cUgise1 correctly and fmPartiaIIy. pro-
duciive Of good results Such reports.
recognizing as'iIieydo. meriiOriods labOrs
Of The esr6esf student. fcryc-as q healthy
stimulus which moves him to a continu.
aoec ia well doing; while they also cxcit
more or less euufati6n in those endowed
with less energy aud ambition. BY the
aid Of such Reports, parents may learn
the status Of hsehOoland are thus enabled
to estimate il at its proper worth; they
learAsalso the iogratitude Of the teachers
work, when faithfully done and also Of the
utter impossibility Of Students winning
abigh standing in school when he receives
noepcOurageuient at homo.
The following is tho monthly per cent
attendance given in the order of the
mouths vis:High School Department. 90,
91, 9sa, 81, 0S3. 954 90, So. Inter
mediate Department, s0s, s6s, s44, s22.
90 500 ,I9O-Miss Ada Gilmore, Teacher.
Primary Department, N, SO, s5., 90,
81, so. 80, S2-Miss Ella Hall, Teacher
In the High School Department, eighty
lessons in Othography have been recited
during the past four months, being one
lesson for each day. Forty perfect less
ons being ono-half the number, together
with attendance till the close Of the term
entities theistudent to report. Tie fol-
lowing arc reported. VIZ: e
Miss j POlsley. 80; Miss L. Kimber-
ling. so; Miss r Franklin, IS; Mr.. j.
Smith, II; Mr.. B, Harrison, T6; Miss
Eva Charles, al; Mr.l5F. Whaley, So;
Mr.. II. Holloway, SO; Miss NJ. johnson.
&c.; Miss L. Ford, 81; Mr.. G. Hatch, IS;
Mr.. j. Woodyara, So, Miss 3. johnson
So; Mr.. j. Deem, As. The eight months
Report shows that Miss Kimbefling end
Miss Polsley have not missed "a single
word, and Miss Franklin but two
and Miss Charles but three, during the
entire eight months session.
The following students have been per
feet IN punctuality for fodralcuths, viE:-
Miss Kimberling, Miss Polsley, Miss
CHARLES Miss franklin, Miss Lucy Ford,
James Smith, Henry Holloway, B. Harfi-
son; alsosAuuie Charles, Ada Smith, Fan
ME Shrewsbury, Pattie Mcdaniel, James
Holloway, Henry sisson, Willie Bickel,
and Willie Kimberling, Of intermediate
Department. seg isossis 9l9h
Jessie Mcdaniel, Sophia voliert, ida
Mhaley; also Samuel Muddy absent one
half day, of Primary Department.
Number Of perfect lessons recited in
Orthograpby by eight entitled to repOrtin
intermediate Department. is as follows:-
Willie Kimberliug, IS; Annie Charles,
81; Willie Bickel 81; Henry Sisson, 60;
Patie Mcdaniel. So; Ada Smith, So;
james Tippett, 46. and Garlic Whaley,
As. The three students receiving the
highest number Of head marks, in second
class are the following: Fannie Smith,
16; Florence Gilmore, 16; Daniel Garland,
IL. S 2q n
Report of spelling.classes in Primary
Department. Successful competitors Of
first class: Mollie Miller, %; Charles Tip
pet., q; Ida Wbaley %; Samuel Maddy
40. Second Glass: Charles Miller, Sc;
Ella Ferguson, s5; Mollic Iechy, Al;
Willie Stortg. 8. Third Class: jennie
Clngg and Kate Maddy. III a7H
The following students have been pres
cut at oil roll calls and Rotations for two
years: julia Polsley, Leila Kimbcrlipg,
Eva Charles, and James Smith; also the
following Of intermediate Department:
Robert Mitchell and Fannie Shrewsbury.
These students may well feel proud Of
such record.
D. P. GUTHRIE. sqp't.
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