Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-02

THE JENNESS MILLER PUB, Co.
1853 Fifth Ave-. New York.
School Report.
Monthly report for month ending
November 9th. 1889.
| TOTAL MONTHLY ENROLMENT.
High School 40, A Gram. %, B Gram.
SO, c Gram 60, D Gram. So. West
building-A primary A., b primary Al,
C primary So, ID primary II. East
building A primary SO, B primary 81,
C primary 40, D primary 81.
Average daily attendance, 529; No.
of pupils absent, $50; No. of days lost
on account of sickness, 262; No. of
days lost from other causes, 172; No.
of pupils tardy 10; No. of minutes lost
by hardness, III; No. of nonresident
pupils 8: No. of visitors, SO.
ROLL OF HONOR.
| High SCHOOLGIRLS. Zutavern, Frank
Lowry, Edward Buckland, Kittie Os-
termeyer, Ola Brinkman, Lois Reece,
Lille Brinkman, Jettie Mcbride, Nellie
Fligg, Pauline Wilmer, Ada Weltmer,
Ada Weltmer, Ella Day, May Meek,
Blanche Mipocks, Mae. WOODBURY.,
Grace Mathewson. =,
A Grammar-Aurora Fligg, Retta
Nimocks, Myrtle Fryberger, Lulu Rank
in, Ida Zimmeht, Chas. Walker, Walter
Negbaur. Mary Ebe, Lucy Gilmol e.,
Nellie Morgan, Ella Miller.
B GrammafAVida Shaw, Minnie
Gwinn, Katie Vollmer, Susie Corbin,
Rowena Caldwell, Eugenia Novels,
Maud Griffith, Bertha Bitner, Ada
Thatcher, Mollie Paxton, Amanda
Flanley, Frank Brown, Ernest Watson,
George Nimocks.
G Grammar-Nellie Dodge, Bertha
Stark, Gertie Ashton, Ella Weltmer.
D Grammar-Maggie Dawson, Eva
Gordon, Myrtle johnson, Daily lamp
lin, Lulu Turner, Nellie Wilmer, Anna
Evans, Willie Hossack.
A Prim., west bhilding-Iona James,
Minnie Elliott, Mamie Connect, Dale
| Nimocks, Alma Zoeller.
| B Primafy-Annie Hossack, Josie
Wallace, Lily Caro-, Edith Rush, Min
ME johnson, Eddie Moses, Earl Jordan,
Hattie Bishop, Helena Goold, Walter
Caraway, Frank Campbell, Chan Daw-
son, Eddie Wilmer, Elof Chilly, Polly
Gilmore. ~
| c PrimaryAMurray Simpson, Guy
Jordon, AlbertHayar, Frank Frey.
D Grammar-Edith Brown, Hattie
Buckland. Helen Connect, Title Crum-
mack, Tessie Ely, Mande Flint, Hattie
Kramer, Maud Luse, Edna Laidlaw,
Berdie Manning, Pearl Moore, Gertrude
Nimocks, Hazel Reece, Bette Wesley,
Genie Jordon, Josie Phillips, Hugo
Friend, Eddie Griffith. Joe Kramer,
Bonnie Mall, Albert, Thatcher, Duke
Wesley, Erwin Weaver, Arthur Chilly,
Elrieke Cole Don. johnson.
A Primary, east building-Ira Gard
well, Nellie MINIS, Foster Starke,
Robert White, John Cossman, Webster
Langham, Dean Swift, Myrtle White,
| Otis Thompson, Bertha Jack, Horace
Woodland, Gertrude Sellers.
B. Primary-Meta Weiss, Clarence
Nelson. Arthur Nelson, Frank Dell,
Louisa Luke, Addie Pressf;,' Ella 'VOll-
mer, Ella Wildgen, Frank Whitcomb,
Eta keenan,, Harry Tullis.
| c Primary-Helen Woodward, Mabel
Langham, Elmer Craig, Katie Chilly,
Hazel Swift, Ben Krause, Harry
Weiss.
D Primary-Lucy Dalziel, Rosa
Pressl, Blanche Wildgen, Aria Swift.
Lizzie Sellers, Henry Luke, Leonard
Krause, Davie Krause, Dean Medberry
Alva Richie.
| It affords us great pleasure to report
that the health of. teachers and pupils,
for the past three months has been re-
markably good. Our teachers are all
public spirited and progressive, and
have worked faithfully and harmoni-
ously to daily increase the efficiency of
our schools. They are always ready and
anxious for parents to visit the schools,
and counsel in reference to the advance
ment of their respective children. The
pupils, as rule, have been industrious,
orderly and polite. All parents, SO far
as we know, have kindly co-operated
with teachers and superintendent in
all matters pertaining to the good of
the school.
While the work of 1889 has been
gratifying to most persons concerned,
yet the future is calling louder each
succeeding year and it will require the