The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-02-04
REPORT OF JACKSON SCHOOLS,
For the Month Ending January 22, 1886.

High School-E. w. Patterson, Teacher.
Total enrollment per Gent of attendance, 2sa ay
yno. Niewyahner, viii Downey; Harry Goshen, Elz
George Stevenson Duenna Branscomh, Lizzie Dau
Dn Gaaa %na R
Mary Gray. Carrie Henson. Alice Jackson, Dor
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| Grammar A-Frank Hanna, Teacher.
Total enrolment, 40; average daily ATTENDANCE s5
Martin Bianche Price: Roll Of Honor: Helen Davis
Sophie Ewing Anna Goshen susie MeGhee, Cor
man, Julius Kratz.
| Grammar B-Ada Horton Teacher.
a. 81 sfy M
sa ErTn R f aw ee KSner emma Rop
f IdS ssan Mhtash Has t5si a9g Eaa E
Merch Swanson, Henry Wangler.
Grammar C-Lucy B. Jones, Teacher.
&c 81 cent Of Re
Honor: Carrie Behem Katie Botkin, Ella Evans, Ida
ger, Nellie Stern berger: Ores Ryers. Robert Bosk
TRoma @hie
Grammar D-Louise Yochem, Teacher.
Total enrolment, A; per cent of attendance. s6
fHfily
a%i !a@
Mabel goddard, Ethel Bingham, Matte Niewvahner,
Leah Donnelly.
Primary A-sadie E. Jones, Teacher.
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BroSks,s Kaehei tAtsSa, VsFonisa Bennett: Emma
James, Willie Long, Wallace Murfn, Charlie Steven
BPrimary-Hattie Moore, Teacher.
Monthly enrolment, 45 per cent Of attendance, "a !;
Minis, Tommy y jones' Gould Murfin Sarah Davis. Roll
Aaa ne Bgg s ary Hrg
Zones Mahaa JSrdap, Gaie huhneE kPsa nc kHEat
per, Evan Jones, Bert Summers.
ca Primary-Hilla DUNCAN, Teacher.
dag & ft Of
Hinkle. Ned Workman and William Dobbins:- Roll Of
Laura DUNCAN Carrie Giland, Carrie ,, Andres; Car
Luemma Mercer.
c Primary-H. E. Walterhouse. Teacher.
o st. tai ard H h s & es
Hoskias Tizzis Roberts; Visitors: Mrs: IFyine Dun
saesi Roll q Mo19r May csRoShR. ESSiens r.
BSea Eag ohny % ohn
Meryie jackson, Jimmie James, George Smith, Her
DE- Primary-Ida Jones, Teacher.
Roll o Ira e
minis, Willie Dayis, Ralph Evans, Campbell Hudson,
burroughs, Edna GToss Mary Jones, Maggie Jenkins
Williams. Laura Walker, Emma Colley.
D Primary-Grace Matthews, Teacher.
81
msEbsrt & Faqght HepPg Eaugh '6er RG Of
bins, Willie Evans. Charley Goshen, Edgar Hen
dam Willie MeLaasRi john ste%art Homer fripp
CLIFFORD Welsh, Sarah Davis; Ethel Grose, Gertie
Edith he Walters rse A'nS' 'sfEe 'n'n' 'eS''s
Primary, Eastern Building Lillian Erwin,
Total enrolment, 80; daily ATTENDANCE s6 per cent
Hale Ai6e Kendall r.I2 Dayie Jenkins Willie Price,
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ca Primary, Eastern radbd rBublding-Maggie A. Evans
Total enrollment 50; daily attendance. a per cent
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Moore Bert Powers, Harry Price, Dick Philips,
COOK. Bertha Davis. Mamie Davis, Maggie Davis,
Maas
Teacher.
Monthly enrolment. 4s; daily attendance, 42; per
e Bqggsss; Mary BeFtse9: aetts Evans, Edith Mar
iaude G Reed, a Frank Piekrel. Robbie Jones: Hsber
SfasRsi FTsnfIs Long Jessie Price Psis B5Sse
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OH Primary, Eastern Building-Fannie Armstrong,
Teacher.
Total enrolment, So; daily attendance. 45; per cent
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Zee Coyan, Homer Davis, Tommie Davis, Charlie !.
Md BooRs
Mamie Baesman. Sadie Davis, Myrtle Klug, Sadie |
Moore, Halle Swift.
D Primary, Eastern Building - Cordelia Price,
Teacher.
Total enrolment, rs; average daily attendance, SO;
cent Of attendance: "a tardy, Willie Eley, Frank
hsms 1n Willie oner Tm
)rowdner. Dan Davis. Herbie Evans, Joe Harding, |
frankie Rapb jake Will John spurrier, Ralph |
Jlewer Harry Reed, Dora Reasman. Beatriee tr Ham
berger, Lula Thompson, Annie Lewis.
Western Building-John S. johnson, Teacher.
Monthly enrolment, 81; average daily attendance,
%; per cent of attendance 95; tardy. 0. Roll of Hon
syrd, Wiilie Smith Charlie Perrin. Clarence Cooley,
has KelIey sgsa Byrd Matte Baker & aarrie GheW
j iilmore, Harrie Smith.
j. E. KINNIsoN, Sup't.
The report of our schools for the month ending |
January 22d, is not as good desired it to be.
DUR roll of honor is much smaller than it for the
month of December. This is due in part TO the ex-
cold weather, and in part to the Indifference of
ome parents as to whether their children in |
chool on the street. Children permitted |
stay away from school to attend the skating rink.
This may be perfectly proper-but it certainly makes
harder work for both the children and the teachers
every parent ought to take positive interest in his
hld and in his school We, the teachers of your |
hidren would ask that some lessons be prepared at
pupils be taught that going to school
their business for the time. you wish your child
o be interested in his school, show him the way and
10 not keep him at home every other day. Come to |