The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-11-11

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| TEACHERS.
Geo. r. st John. =. Principal High Schoo
/ Ida Stebbins. Grammar Department
Maggie Frybcrger. ]. Vest Side lntermediat'
Agnes Torpey. ...... Eat-Side intermediate
hMnia Spooher Mest-S.ne pl:.".,
! Evalyn Church. ....... kast- Side Poiinary
Roll of Honor-Pupils who, since
entering, have been neither tardy nor
absent, and whose department has
been good.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
William Colyer, Stephen Spur.
Lucy Davidson. Jlmes Pearce, Rti-
fus Wolff, Edward Wolff. Levi Tor.
pey, Alice Julson, Ole Lpfthus.-3.
No. enrolled,27. Average daily at
tendance, Ii. Lost by tardiness, 305
minutes; 800 OF the 395 minutes were
lost by two pupils.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT..
Charlie Till. Frank Gooll. George
Mcpherson, Fannie Crandell, Fred
Hill, Lena Thoele, howard Kerns.-7.
No. enrolled, 80. Average daily at
tendance, q. Lost by hardness, 80
minutes.
WEST SIDE INTERMEDIATE DEPART
MENT.
Charlie Dekay. Amy Wells. Edna
Haight. Laura Thoele, Joseph Cur
tiss. George Darling. Ora Fuller, May
Sutherland, May Dye Vincent Cas-
well, Bessie Hastings, Willie Oar
ling.-12. No. enrolled, 80. Average
daily attendance. Is. Lost by tardi-
ness, 40 minutes.
EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE DEPART
MENT.
Rebecca Colyer, Milton Kerns,
Nellie Kerns, Minnie CARNEY, Chris
tine Hanson, ltegbert Thomasson,
Milford Thomasson, Ole Oleson, Sell
ma Olander. Elliot Cummings, Fred
Fossil. No. enrolled, 20. Aver
age daily attendance, 20. Lost by
hardness, ia minutes.
WEST sIDE--PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Frank Cushman, Alpha Cushman.
Libbie Cushman, Frank IIesler.
Floyd Hastings. Wilbur Hill, Joseph
inc Lamieux, Mamie Lamieux, Grin
Thoele, Berry Hastings, Tilla Rachor.
Ill. No. enrolled, 10. Average
daily attendance. "a. Lost by tardi-
ness, IS minutes.
EAST sIDE-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Ida Kerl, Trixie Munro, Nels Peter
son, Laurence Thomasson, Olive Lar
son. Minnie Uomlund, Minna Kerl,
Mary Hanson. Lewis Larson, Ings
Thorgramson, Louie Peterson, Oscar
Flatner.-12. No. enrolled, 80. Av.
erage daily attendance, %. Lost by
hardness, 100 minutes.
Total number in roll of honor, GO.
There seems to be no improvement
in the matter of regular attendance
and punctuality. Pupils should make
a business of attending school while
their names are enrolled, and accord
ingly adopt the business principles of
regularity and punctaality in which
school work should be training.
There are, to be sure, cases when an
absence or hardness is unavoidable
but they are attended by sacrifice
not only of personal but Of general
interest. Patrons are invited to con-
fer with the teachers pertaining to
their pupils; also to visit the several
departments.
With public spirit which is to be
commended, the boys of all depart
ments Of the West Side, having or
ganized their movements, did much
to improve the appearance Of the
school grounds by removing the
weeds, stones and sticks and by rak-
ing the yard. The young ladies and
81 ris, catching the spirit of the move
ment, employed the same time in
washing the windows desks and floors.
We hope the Improvement thus made
may symbolic our advancement NOR
ally and mentally.
The pupils OF the Grammar depart
ment h I'VE added two more periodicals
to our reading table. They selected
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE and CHAU.
TAUQUA YOUNG Folks. This has
the true ring of reform which should
ever be our watchword. Wonder if
a paper suitable for the other depart
ments could not be TO und.