Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-12-24
Report of Public Schools for Month End
ing Dec. 10, 1854.

Report Of Public Schools for Month End
ing Dec. 10, 1854.
EAST SIDE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
No. of pupils enrolled, 81. Averag'
attendance, Is. Percent of attendance
so No. of pupils absent, IA
No, of pupils tardy, 10. No. of pupils
neither tardy or absent. 90 as follows
Guriana Nilsson, Emma Nilsson, Ole
Olson, Hllfrcd Thomasson, Hagbert
Thomasson, GRACE KNOTT.
Teacher.
EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE.
No. of pupils enrolled, Ii. Average
attendance, IA. Per cent of attenaance
81. No. of pupils absent,9. No. of
pupils tardy, 8. No. ofpupils neither
absent nor tardy, 2. AS follows: Ed
ward Haakenson, Nellie Tracy.
JULIA JOHNSON,
Teacher,
WEST SIDE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
No. of pupils enrolled, p. Average
attendance, Is. Per cent. of attend
ance, 81. No. Of pupils absent, Is,
No. of pupils tardy, 1. No. OF pupils
neither tardy nor absent (3) as follows:
Edith Hutchins, John McPherson,
Joe Woolcot.
MINNIE WHITLEY.
Teacher.
WEST SIDE INTERMEDIATES DEPT.
No. Of pupils enrolled, SO. Average
attendance, "a. Per cent of attendance
"a. No. of pupils tardy, II. No. alb
sent Is. No. of pupils neither tardy
nor absent, Is as follows:
Alice femme, Maud Whitley,
Willie femme, Willie Miller, Don
Pearce, Milton Kerns, Charlie Hesler.
Eddie Robertson, Mamie Hesler,
Ellen Barrett, George Mcpherson,
Willie Haight, Jennie Davidson,
Lydia Cousins, Joseph Bruins.
MAGGIE FRYBERGER.
Teacher.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
No. of pupils enrolled, IS. Average
IS. Per cent Of attendance
50. No. Of pupils tardy, II. No. of
pupils absent p. No. of pupils neither
absent nor tardy, II as fellows:
Lucy Davidson. Bertha Wahldick,
Levi Torpey, Spencer Olson, Harry
Lille Larson, Gusta Huse-
void Lester Jones, Rufus Wolff,
Mile Johnson, Robert Robertson,
James Pearce, Herman Machondler,
Lewis Northcott, Louise Leaman,
Henry Leaman, Julius Johnson,
IDA STEBBINs.
Teacher.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
No. of pupils enrolled, %, Average
%. Per cent of attenance,
a, no, of pupils absent, 7. No. of
pupils tardy, i. No. of pupils neither
lbsent nor tardy, (5) as follows:
Frank Whiteley, Hugh Spur, Fred
elmer, Hulda Larson, Laura Johnson
Clara Johnson, Reta Judd, Fanny
Watson, Eta Pearce, Lucy B. Smith,
Maud aTorpy, Hannah Thomasson,
Jennie Young, Herbert Northcott,
Anna Johnson.
w. H. MILES,
Principal.
sU MMNARY.
Total enrolment, 1855. Average at
enhance, 1I3. Average percent 90.
Total No. absent, SS, Total No, tardy,
9. Pupils of honorable mention, 81.
In behalf of the teachers and officers
f the school wish to congratulate
he parents upon the interest they
AVE taken in securing regular atten-
lance.
The Board of Education, has been
cry attentive to the best interests of
he school, in providing with neces-
airy apparatus, and proper facilities
or teaching; the teachers have been
aithful and untiring in their efforts
o procure the best possible results, so
hat, although the school has been
impeded in its progress
wing to Inconvenience in our East
Side building, and the crowded con-
lition Of the Grammar Department,
think the patrons will join with us
hat the school has done gooq work.
wish also to thank the pupils for
aithful attendance upon duty, for
nannerIy department upon the
grounds, for the hrmonous agree
nent with their teachers in all proper
measures and for their zeal in study,
Now that our beautiful East side
School buis ding is completed we shall
Expect great things, and shall endeavs
II to effect great things. ask the
hearty cooperation of the parents with
he teachers. Let the children be en-
outraged to improve these long cold
winter evenings in some study, or at
east profitable amusement, and it
will greatly assist the teachers In
interest, and will also
greatly enhance the pupils zeal.
Perhaps it would not be amiss to
emark that the High School is
deficient in apparatus.
Next autumn we make application
or renewal of our High School
Appropriations" Doubtless, success
will depend upon the fulfillment of
he requirements of the law under the
present appropriation. Would it not
De well for the citizens to see to this,
md appropriate, at the next school
Meeting, a few hundreds of dollars for
providing the. school with a library
md laboratory?
In conclusion, merry Christmas
and happy New Year.
w. Fl. MILES, sup't,
P. S.-Schools open Monday, Ianu-