Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-12
N1ORRISTOWN SCHOOL.
Report for the month ending February
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ENROLMENT.
Primary, 81; intermediate, 46; High
School, 46-Total, 126.
Withdrawn, 2; admitted, 1; per cent
age, 96; per centage punctual, 81.
Punctuality is generally brought low
by a very small number of pupils; and
they, such as can seldom give rea-
sonable excuse for lateness.
Primary Department, taught by Miss
l.. T. Harvey-enrolled 81; per cent
age, 95; cases of tardiness, 4; per cent
age of department, 93.
Star-pupils, that is, pupils who have
been perfect in lessons, department,
and attendance, 7, viz: John Eaton,
Charles Hamilton, Charles Tolbert,
Henry Taggart, Minnie Marsh, Emma
Tracy, Hattie Walker.
Perfect in attendance: Willie Sills,
Alvah Davis, John S Eaton, Ross B
Eaton, Elwood Evan, Chas r Hamil-
ton, Chas E Scott, John E Scott, Sylves-
ter Steer, Chas Stezer, Chas Tolbert,
Henry Taggart, Sarah Ambrose, Min
ME Marsh, Laura Sills, Maggie Walk
er, Hattie walker.
Perfect in Department: Jessie Marsh,
Minnie Marsh, Carrie Morgan, Emma
Tracy, Hattie Walker. John Eaton,
John ScDtt, ChaS Hawkins, Chas Ham
ilton, Orion Lee, Albert Poole, Henry
Taggart, Chas Taggart, Sarah Rice,
Chas Tolbert, Rosa soby.
Perfect in Lessons: Josie Marsh, Min
nie Marsh, Carrie Morgan, Emma Ira
cy, Hattie Walker, John Eaton, Ross
B Eaton, Chas Hamilton, Henry Tag
gart, Chas Taggart, VIM Sills, ~Chas
Tolbert.
Tardy Pupils: Miss Lola Scott and
Charles Mayhem.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT,
Taught by Mrs. 1. T. Woods. Enroll.
ed, 46, per centage of attendance, 81;
cases of tardiness, II; per centage OF
department, 80.
Perfect in attendance: Roso Duham,
nell, Louisa B Lafferty, Lizzie Hill
Ella Linch, Iona Metcalf, Annie Poole,
Sarah Tracy, Annie Wright, Amanda
Pollock, ROuert Davis, Chester Lee,
GASEOUS Marsh, John Steezer, John Toll
bert, George Wilson, Paul Worthing-
ton, Frank Murdaugh, Lincoln Lynn.
Perfect in Department. Woodrow Lip
pincott, George Lippincott, Robert
Clark, Clement Tolbert, Ross Clark ,Sa-
rah EVAN, Nettie Harris, Mary Fisher,
AIDA Lindsy, Maggie Metcalf, Mag
gle Tracy, Maggie Hamilton.
In this department the course ex-
tends through Readers, 4 and S; to COM
pound interest in Arithmetic; through
Harvey's First Book in Grammar;
through Nos. 2, 3 and 4 of Specerian
Writing System; completion of ofSpeller,
and to letter L in Webster's Common
School Dictionary.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Enrolled, 46; per centage, 95; cases of
tardiness, 81; (tardiness in this room is
caused mainly by pupils from a dis
tance, some of whom walk daily, be-
tween two and three miles. to reach the
school;) per centage of department, 81.
Perfect in Atteedance: Hettie Harris,
Rosa Harris, Jessie Harris, Estella
Laferty, Maggie Lippincott, Cornelia
Marsh, Mary Pollock, Hattie Poole,
Chalmers Ferrell, VIM. Fenton, Sharp
Lafferty, j Clinton Miner, Albert Ii
Shepherd, Mahlon H Wilson.
Department: Although the per cent
age in this department is high, yet
there are but few who have not, ut
some time within the month, been en-
tered below perfect The term per
fect,' in lessons and department, in ad-
vanced departments, should be taken
for all it means; and taken in that
sense, can enter on the perfect deport-
ment list: Chester Lippincott, Will
ber Nichols, Ohio p Norris, James
Pollock, Miss Maggie Lippincott, Miss
Sadie Perry, Miss Ada Thomas, and
Miss Emma Webster.
Perfect Lessons: There are thirty.
three pupils who have sustained a per-
feet record in recitations in two or
three of their class; but there are none
who have been perfect in all recita-
ton tests to which they have been sub
jected.
NoTE-Of the pupils who have at
tended this school within the past three |
years, three are in College, and seven \
are successful teachers.
/. T. WOODS, Sup't, |