The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-10
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The following pupils hare been present
every day during the month:
HToH ScRooL--MR. BARR, Teacher.
Laura Weidaw, Emma Hsrtung, Floy
clauss, Mary Ebbert, Mamie GaOel, Mary
Drelbelbels, Fila Reichard, Carrie Hough,
Daisy Hibbler, Mary Smith. David Miller,
Willie Clauss.
GRAMMAR scHooL-SfR. KE1sER, Teacher.
Charles Nertz, Wilson Xander. Edgar
Xander, Edward Strauss. Charles Bowman,
Oscar Hellman. Milton Hawk, Eva Merit,
Emma Mertz, Sallie Gable, Maud Wheatley,
Emma Seller, Eta Drlssel, Ella Albright,
Ella Ebbert, Laura Miller, Clara Hunsicker,
Susan Solt.
INTERMEDIATE-M1ss KooNs, Teacher.
Emma Miller, Lizzie Albright, Robert
Trainer, Mamie Fortwangler, Lizzie Schoeb,
Howard Acker, Ida Hellman, Annabel Bro-
cattle, Homer Adams, Della DeFrehir, Ella
walck, Harry Harleman, Ella Schumacher.
Frank Schoch, Thomas Trainer, Jennie
Trexler, Wilmer Held, David Mccormick.
SECONDARY SCHooL-MIss HAUK Teacher.
Harry Wolfe, Frank Semmel, Ira Nothstein,
Emma Fortwangler, Jennie Cook, Bertha
Hollenbach.
FOURTH PRIMARY--MIss REHRIo. Teacher.
Bessie Noll, Matte Horn, John Trainer,
Blanche Kramer. Emma Walck, George
Clauss, Mamie Semmel Helen Xander Ed
gar Albright, Martha Long, Daisy Horn,
Arthur Held. Emma Blank. Carrie Bachman,
Edgar Seller, Emma Kline, Alice Koch,
Atthabay Schultz, Sophia Leonard, Minerva
Held. Adam Solt.
THIRD PRIMARY-MIss RERRR, Teacher.
Harry Oil, Allie Reiehard, Sallle Bender,
Freddie Rex, Eugene Acker, Manda Bill
man, Cyrl Rehrig, Robert Houtz, Minerva
Ettinger, Jacob Heberling, Walter Weiss,
Emma Acker, Robert Stout, Harry Swartz,
Lena Longkomer, Daniel Schoch. Harry
Trainer, Ella Fuehrer, Clara Smith.
SECOND PRIofARY-Dliss ASH Teacher.
Gertie Bigley, Mabel Rehrlg, Willie Fritz,
Stella Cook, Minnie Walck, Charles Auge,
Hattie Trainer, Minnie Grow, Willie Gravrr,
Sarah Stetler, Minnie Miller, Allen Albright,
Alice Hontz, Chas. BenningeT. John Reich
ard. Carrie Ulrich, Willie Kipp, Harry Wag-
ner, Harry Rehrig, John Xander, Ida Fry,
Eddie Schmidt, Sarah Longkomer, Corneda
Hiskcy, Carrie FensteTmaGheF.
FIRST PRIMARY-MIss COOP, Teacher
Emma Brinkmap, Mary Rhoads, Weda
Williams, Sadie Hontz, Maggie Longcomer,
Matilda Stansberry, Nettle MOulthrOp, Carrie
Blank, Ellie Wolf, Eliza Nothsteln- Emma
Keiser, Ella Heilman, Annie Stranb, Stella
Hontz, Mary Horn, Hattie Drumborc, Mary
Ratclln, Lille Stocker, Maggie Helm, Ida
Farren, Carrie Eddinger, Anna Hauscr,
Kitty Weiss, Beuiah ReicharG, Willie Vert
man, Wesley Benninger, Berthe Clemmens,
Harry Peters, John Greitz, Willie Gilbert,
Thomas Newhart, Frank Trainer, George
Geiger, Allen Kreidler, Claude Drumbore,
Harry Spangler, Frank Mertz. Wilmer Traiii-
er, Claude Fatzinger, Eddie Fatzinger, Geo.
Reed, Chas. Eaub, Archie BlOse, George
Newhart, Eddie Shingler, Harry Hunsicker,
Joseph Sot.
During the month the County Supt.
T. A. Snyder made eight visits to the
different rooms.
The principal made total number of
twenty-three visits in all the rooms,
ranging in time from three to fifteen
minutes. OF the directors, DIR. Horn
eight and Mr.. d. Weiand one. The fol-
lowing friends and patrons have visited
tile different schools. Rev. o. r. Cook,
Messrs. Albert Noll, Ed. Mccormick,
Andrew Green, Misses Ida Mantz, S.
Elnora Keiser, Jane and Laura Reed,
Ella Graver, Maggie DoerIfinger, Min
ME Peters, Lide Good and Mrs. Reich
ard, Messrs. A. J. Ballet and T. NJ.
Ballet, Total, IS.
We are always glad to see the patrons
and friends of the school, and would be
glad to swell the list to hundred If we
could. Parents and friends by visiting
the schools and taking an interest in the
pupils, thus encourage the teachers in
their work, and often little misunder-
standings between the parent and teach
er would be much more amicably set
tied than they usually are.
Assuming charge of the schools as
did, an entire stranger to both teachers
and pupils,it necessarily took some time
to get things to move along smoothly,
but surrounded as am by an able corps
of assistants, who, as far as can Judge,
are doing all they can to further the in
tercsts of the pupils in their respective
rooms. j. FRANK BARR,
Principal of Schools.