Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-11-13
FOURTH WARD SCHOOL.

DAhoiN HERALD. we Deg iedVe
to submit a briefreport of the Fourth
Ward School for the month of Octo-
Der, 1886. We are glad to be able to
report fair progress in alldepartments,
but as usual, the attendance for the
first two months has been somewhat
irregular yet we are able to show a
fair report of our school, considering
the surroundings. Our teachers and
pupils are alike entitled to special
commentator for their energy and
zeal in their various duties and re-
sponsibilitieS. Total enumeration 21S.
Averaging daily attendance 1862. Per
cent. of attendance about 80. Glass
report.-Number of pupils having 60
or more credit marks for perfect reci-
tations; the remainder being entitled
to like proportion according to their
attendance. The first column of num-
bers represent perfect marks, the
second head mark Ella Brown IS, 8;
RIGA Brown SO, ~; Cora Engle 62,7;
Hanna Stevens &C, 4; Sallie Wellinger
so, %; Maud Zimmerman 80, 22.-B
CLASSIFIED Bachman rs, A; John
Boyer so, 10; Annie Deck IS, IS;
Lawrence Davern rs, 10; Joshua Men,
denial 81. 10; Joseph Mercer 81, II;
Maggie Price sc, 6; Clara Smith rs IS;
VIM. Stevens 81, IL; Laura Tabler 50,
IS; Annie Williams 70, 8; Benjamin
Wilger 20, Z; Jennie Byers 81, 10.
Those present every day, S. Wellinger,
M. Zimmerman, Annie Williams, An
ME Deck, Clara Smith, w. Stevens, J.
Boyer, Lawrence Davern, j. Menden-
hal, and b. Wilger.
j. l.. e. COMBS, Principal.
List of head-marks for October, 15-
Sc, Division B.-Rose Harrington I,
Annie Flora 8, Viola Flora 6, Cora
Heck8, Maud Combs 8, Annie Rumple
10, Birdie Shove s. May Mcdonald 9,
Ida Wellinger 10, Gertie Sheets, 10,
Wilger, Carry Shulkey A. Rose
Wealthy 4, Ella Davis 5, Bertha Clark
IL, Rose Cage 8, Katie Boyer 5, Lottie
Stewart 7, Julia Smith 4, Lula Hart
ley 4, Ida Butts 3, Bessie Smith 3,
Miron Mendenhall 10, Elmer Herring
ton 3, John Kindle 5, Frank Butts 7,
Charlie GrotZinger 7, Ernest Kline 6,
Charlie Vorhese 8, WILDER Dixon S,
Willie Browning 4. Charlie Tabler
4, John Tangy 5, William Austin 4,
Charlie Austin 6.
KATE A. AHERN, Teacher.
Div. C.-No. enrolled 40; per cent.
attendance, 50; highest number head
marks: Emma Hall II, Lizzie Brant-
ner s, Alice Rathman s, Katie Engel
8, Bessie Nudge s, Katie Engel 8, Lu-
la Bowers 7, John Vogel 6. Those
neither absent nor tardy: Epha
Smith, Charlie Forney, Ira Tabler.
LoTTIE MCKEE, Teacher.
Div. D.-No. enrolled, 10Y; per
cent. of attendance, 70; highest No.
of head marks: Grace Tangye 5, Rob-
ert Nudge 5. Department Grace
Tangye, Lizzie Grotzinger, Bette
Carrie Pendegrass, Ada Deck,
Carver, Lottie O'Brien, Helen
Boyer, Annie Douglass, BERTHE For
ney, Annie Harrington, Bessie Kin
die, Daisy Lowman, Alice Forney,
Essie Rockwell, Essie Johnson, Daisy
Tabler, Elite Wilger, Leila Keefer,
Lottie Sheets, Mary Long, Gussie
Lille Seckman, Annie
Stanley, Phena Wellinger, Lille
Daniel Cage, Willie Johnson,
Harry Stephens, Clifton Floyd, Robt.
Nudge, Walter Brown, Clarence En-
gel, Lawrence Tabler, Harry Butts,
Harry Austin, Charlie Williams, Geo.
John Long, Charlie Long,
Artie Stanley, Arthur Kindle, Pattie
Smith and Willie Smith. Neither
absent nor tardy: Willie Rathman,
Lizzie Grotzinger, Bette Stewart,
Helen Boyer, Annie Douglass, BERTHE
Forney, Eta Wilger, Harry Stephens,
Robert Nudge, John Gilpin, Samuel
Harry Runkles, Philip Green
and Warren Williams.
LENoRA SMURR, Teacher.