Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-05-07

Belts, Minnie Goodlander, Willie Belts,
George Ellinger, Samuel Rishel and
William Drummond. "a pupils attend
cd every day the last month. Per.
cent. of attendance for term, 80. Num-
ber of visits unclassified, ll5. The
school closed with the usual literary
exercises, a large number Of citizens
beng present, all Of whom expressed
themselves as well pleased with what
had been accomplished.
WILLIAMS SCHOOL.
This school is taught by Miss Villa
V. Shoi. Judson Williams attended
every day of term. Jesse Williams
finished written and mental arithmetic.
Per. cent. of attendance for term, 7S.
Number of visits from directors, 2
unclasiied visits AZ.
UTAHvILLE SCHOOL.
This school is taught by A. ]. Fry.
Miss Sadie Flick attended every day
the school was open, this being the
third term in succession she has receiv-
cd this mark Of honor. Her brothers
Frank and Ulysses belonged 100 days
and attended 100 days. The per cent.
Of attendance is low, owing to tho cold
and sickness among the pupils.
dRAHAMToH SCHOOL.
This school is taught by Maggie Il.
Morrow. Oscar Pase attended every
day of term. Five scholars attended
every day of the last month, viz
Florence Hoover, Edward and Walter
Shoemaker, Wilson and Lcmuel Fisher.
| Per- cont. of attendance during term,
73; whole number enrolled during
term, 80. Number of visits from di-
rectors, !. School closed with literary
exercises.
fAIRvIEw SCHOOL.
This school is taught by G. A. For
ccy. Whole number that attended
every day during the term, three, viz:
Ida Dale, Carrie Dale and Alfred Rine'
hart. Per. cent. of attendance for
term, 20. Number of visits from d.
rectors, 0; parents, 10 unclassified,
IS. The school closed with literary
exercises.
HOME CAMP SCHOOL.
This school is taught by Miss Alice
Kelsey. The pupils who missed no
time were John w. Stowell, George
LaRock and Boyd Wertz Charlie and
| Francis Fletcher missed one day on
account OF sickness Harry Dressler
missed 4 day William II. Brown miss
ed 2 days Ophelia Ball missed 3 days;
Alice Stowell missed 3 days.
HUBERT SCHOOL.
This school is taught by Miss Lou.
Kelsey. In the term just ended, only
two pupils attended every day, viz
Mary E. Dunlap and Michael B. Dun
lap Bella Brockbank missed but one
day, when the snow-drifts were i'm.
passable. A number of others missed
one day or day, but all attended as
regular as sickness and the inclemency
of the weather would permit. The
per cent. OF attendance reached nearly
, 100 the last month.
DUBOIS SCHOOL, SECOND GRADE.
This school is taught by ]. A. John
, son. The names of those who attend
, ed every day of term, out of ITO in
! number, are as follows Oliver Moul.
/ throp, Annie Hoover Frank Shaier,
Bell Moulthrop, Hugh Mccullough,
4 WAY Ross, Nettie Matter, George
: Steele, Bruce Ross, Isaac Moore, Lizzie
Aaron Josenh Ham. Mary SNYDER and
f Il. Moore. Per cent. OF attendance oo'
Q Visits from Directors, y. Inc scnolars
s by subscription raised thir'een uolars,
$ the school-housc. A report (on the
/. reverse side Of which were printed the
0 names of all the pupils, and the num-
| Der of days each attended) was sent to
O. all the parents at the close OF term A
A literary entertainment on the last day.
v ~ Elk LICK scHooL.
q rl;. sotoo, ia ,a,cbt hv Mabel Nc.
r oaanno n,s ' The school was omen 1lO
d a.o, o m..1,ia pnsfner Ambrose Mitch.
q un u, "a 0ss;s Mitchell attended every
o., "p1 .o ~ Cora Mitcbell attended
Il 10y asr,, " aar hut one Average attend.
4 oNeiy ua1 .au,o 90 N,mber of visit,
sn.S a",, ~; J;raa.ors @
i'V"
= - sbin sends us an account of the closing
= = EXERCISES Of Patterson school, taught by
~ c. HALEY. Seventy-five visitors wer,
a. present the last day, and Rev. Camp
- Camnbell has taken a deep interest
in the cause of education up in Jordan
:,
~ The Rorabaugh school in Ches
- township has undergone q severe
scourge of diphtkeria, the past toui
~ ~ months Eight pupils have died o
'e II, I.oadod d;zeoaa
or The class formed under the Count,
Or Superintendent, in the Leonard Grad
!, ed school, for instruction in the theor,
y and practice of teaching, number
~ twenty.seven and is unusually interest
ing. The exercises consist OF Discus
&c ronors nrenared on referred que,
ci- tions and model class exercises. Not
books are carfully kept and much il
:. tcrest manifested by the students.
oi.
State Superintendent Wickersham
compulsory plan of Education, ft
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