The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-01-09
No. Per cent Times
enrolled attendance tartiy

For the corresponding term of last year,
there was an enrolment of 491; per cent.
of daily attendance, 976, with 90 cases Of
tardiness. With an increased enrolment,
the daily attendance is better with
decrease of 33 cases of tardiness-a
marked improvement. Never have our
pupils been so punctual and regular in
their daily attendance. The B Primary,
with 43 enrolled, had but 231S days Of
absence during the term, while the B
Grammar, with an enrolment Of SO, had
but days Of absence, with but one case of
tardiness. During the month Of Noyem-
ber, this school had neither absence nor
tardiness, and Al members of the. school
were present every half day Of the term.
There was no tardiness in the A Primary
grade. The terms work in general,
throughout the schools, and especially
with respect to the attendance and punctu-
ality, has been excellent, no corresponding
term during the last four years showing a
better record. The tuition pupils for the
first term Of last year, numbered SO, Civ
ing tuition fund Of $3.50; while for the
term just closed, there were II tuition
pupils enrolled, with fund Of $315.
By the above table, it will be seen that
our upper grades are very full, too full for
the best work to be done, and yet the work
of the term in these grades has been, on
the whole, very satisfactory. The increase
of foreign pupils seems to be constant,
and will by next year, call for larger
teaching force in the upper Grammar
grades and High School.
| The closing exercises in the different
rooms were we'll attended and were
earnestly entered into by the pupils with
out any detriment to the closing work of
the term
/ Out Of the 80 pupils enrolled in the
High School, 81 remained to the close Of
the term, 3 having withdrawn on account
Of sickness, and of the 81 cards given,
showing the work Of the term, So were Of
the first grade, a larger per cent. than here
tofore given. r. Fl. KNNIsoN, Supt.
The following is the programme Of the
closing exercises of the High School,
Dec. 81, 1888:
Anthem.-Praise and Thanksgiving by the
school.
Declaratlon-The Dome of the Republic,
Charley Stevlck.
Essay-A Glimpse Around the World, Jennie
Morgan.
oration.-Martin Luther Edward Roser.
Song.-The Mariner, Frank Biggs.
Recitation.-"0wena," Lossie Pond.
Declamation.-"B -"Banty Tim" Charley Horr.
Recitaton.-'Rain on the Roof, Mabel Wilbur
Music. Instrumental Trio. Piano, Violin and
flute, Miss Minnie Stroup, Ed. Roser and Munson
Sheldon.
Debate Resolved; That onr Present American
Age is too Fast; aft, Libbie Boyd neg, Mamie
Slade,
Decamation.-Lor Dundreary on Proverbs, Ad-
olson Wadsworth
Gymnastics by the School.
Critique.-Lillie Dyer.
oration-our Inventors, Lyman Yale.
Rectation.-The Courtier, Mona Laundon.
song.-Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming,
Double Quartette.
Debate. Resolved; That the Times Demand the
Formation of New Party; aft, William Dudley.
1 neg, Clayton Mann.
oration.-The Beneficial Influence Of Reading
Poetry, Sadie Watts.
Decision Of the Judges.
Music. Waltz Song, BY the School
Rectation.-"The Song Of the Camp, 2 Bertha
Brenner.
Decaration.-The Battle Of Iyree, Will Egiip.
song-"Loved Ones Wait for Me- By the
School.
HARRY BELDEN President