Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-29
EDUCATIONAL.
BY j. F. LANerSsAueH.
Tyner CITY Schools.

CoNDUCIED BY j. II. LAN6ESBAUGH.
Tyner City Schools.
BY request we publish the report of the
public school in Tynei City, for the win
ter term. closing March 9th, 1877, for the
perusal of those interested in school mat
tiers.
MARCH.
Whole number enrolled 70: average
number belonging 81; average daily at
tendance So; per cent of attendance IS:
number of cases Of hardness rs: time lost
by tdrdiness hours and 10 minutes num-
Der neither or absent 16; perfect recita-
tons 800 partial Rotations 1851; fail
ures 4O2 tardinesss of teachers o
FEBRUARY.
Whole number enrolled II; average
number belonging 60; average daily at
tendance 90; per cent of attendance SO:
number OF cases Of hardness 81; time lost
by tardiness 4 hours and As minutes
number neither tardy or absent IA: perfect
Rotations 1865 partial Rotations .sl3:
failures 43S; hardness of teachers 0.
JANUARY.
Whole number enrolled %: average
number belonging GO; average daily at
tendance %; per cent of attendance SO
number of cases OF hardness 32. time lost
by hardness hours and 20 minutes
number neither tardy or absent 10; perfect
Rotations l,49S partial Rotations ,99S
failures 593; hardness of teachers o.
DECEMBER
Whole number enrolled &C.: averaee
number belonginging "a average daily at
tendance 40; per cent of at,eaea>s.oc- 90 !,
number of cases OF hardness So; time lost
by hardness hours; number neither tar
dy or absent 10; perfect recstations 5ea
partial Rotations 1,01a; failures yi5. Ia :
diness or teachers q
TOTAL.
Whole number enrolled II: av.r.,.
number belonging Sc; average daj Nv az
tendance 80 per cent. of attends ncs &c
number of cases Of tartidess 13a: Tina los,
by tardinese 10 hours and Is ninu,es
number neither tardy or ahsey 4. neyfsct
recitations AaOl partial recis atoms q. ga !:
failures LIZA; hardness Of tes cheers o.
The above report includes both denart.
ments OF the school. TIE disnarity Of
Rotations of the month of December and
the other months. arises from the fact. that
no record was kept By The assistant teach
er for that purpose during that month.
We would here state that we have fol-
lowed the vocation OF teacher for twenty
eignt years, YET never have we sojourned
Win : people or a community, that OBJ
setSeo INC eleventh commandment, as did
Tug people OF Tyner City as regarded the
senoot we VIII! further state that not an
StteAiu look, or cross word was exchanged
ae.ween teacher and pupils, on the con
". fr
der prevailed during the entire term. We
snail always remember the pupils of Ty-
ner City. The mementos presented to
their teacher on the last day of school.
VIII oe held in high esteem, not for their
intrinsic value they contain, but as n
memorial OF the onebright spot of an old
teacher's lie. May their lot in this life.
DC happy, pleasant and serene. and NAV
they never know SORROW. want or unhan-
piness. One word as to the school officers
ana patrons OF the school. To say that
they are gentlemen, would express but n
small portion Of the estimation we hold
the sterner sex, and as TO the gentler sex
We came IN contact with none but what
was perfect lady, from the youngest to
the Oldest There may be few bad ones
among the sferner sex, but We will say
mere once Tor all, that there is not a place
IN the state or Indiana where you will find
a more kind and hospitable peonle than
Iyner City and vicinity. Make a note of
lnis you who sneer at and make light of
Tyner.
We were invited to attend an exhibition
az the Thompson school house last Fri
day night under the supervision of il.
Hamilton. teacher. Before night the PEG
pie commenced gathering in, and by the
time the performances began, the house
was crowded almost to suffocation. About
twenty-five or thirty young ladies' and
gentlemen took part. We will not enum. !
crate all the pieces that were played. but
viii heie say that the majority of them
were very creditable and highly enter.
tanning some Of the pieces were applaud
ed by the entire audience, especially .I,adv |
leani. Very Bashful," Rejected
"Rowina Mormon Family" .P1mnLin
Ridge, The Baby Elephant, and
leone With a Handsomer man. We
cannot give the names of all the vonpg Ia.
dies and gentlemen who took mart bnt |
VIII say without exception, they ALI ACTED |
their parts well. Miss Annie Dunn nre.
sided at the organ with great credit. The |
opening piece entitled "Pull for the Shore
was sung by all the performers. The
singing was very good, and reflects great
credit on all those who took part. The
scenery and drop curtain was painted bv
Mr.. William Hollasi, proprietor of Pref.
" lake nursery. The wardrobe of the
lazy sectors was very neat. tasty and be.
coming, enhancing the charms il II were
possible OF the actors. Good order was
preserved without any effort on the part
OF the managers. II appeared as though
everybody came there to show how good
and orderly they could be. Prof. ]. j.
Hamilton knows how TO manage an ex.
hibition. Young ladies and gentlemen
excuse Us for not mentioning your names,
we could not ascertain them ell, and to
give part and not all, would be showing