Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18
LEARNING TO SHOOT
The Youthful Idea Being Taught how
to Wing his Arrow.
Phenomenal Average Of Attendance il
the Public Schools

the Pullman public school and i'm
provement is being carried on in
every direction possible. The pu-
pills are all interested, and with in
terest the battle for an education is
half won. The per cent. of attend
ance during the past month has
been remarkable and is something
at which the school and its patrons
can look with pride. An average
OF 1882 in schoolas large as Pull
mans, and with the disagreeable
weather besides, is not a common
occurrence, and we doubt if it has
been duplicated, and certainly not
surpassed, in the state. So greatly
are the students interested that at
tendance would be perfect except
for sickness. In punctuality, also
is the average good, Mr. Harvey
having but one tardy pupil in his
room. This deep interest in the
pupils is impossible only from the
interest taken in the work by the
teachers. They are working in I'M
ison for the upbuilding and perfect
ing of the school, and their work is
meeting with the greatest of success
There is but one draw back at pres
ent, and that is the crowded condi-
ton of the school rooms, there be-
ing nearly $50 pupils enrolled, and
the completion of the new building
is anxiously awaited.
The school opened last year with
two teachers, Mr., Harvey and Mrs.
Walling, but since then three more,
Mr.. Brickman and the Misses Shaw
and Glove have been added, and to
meet the demand the board has or
dered the engaging ofanother, which
will make the number six. This
shows the phenomenal growth of
the school in a year, and the indi-
cations are that the coming wear
will exceed the past.
The class work for the month
which closed last Friday was excel
lent, the names of the foremost in
each grade being as follows:
CHART CLASS.
l. Karl Allen, 6. Henry Farnsworth,
2 Rudolph Chenowith, 7. Harry Gabbert..
8. Frank Richardson, 8. Charlie Pierce,
4. Carl Shrader, 9. Mabel Elliot,
B. WILDER Lewis, 10. Lorena Ruble.
FIRST GRADE.
l. Edith Taylor, 6. Clyde Farr,
z. Kirk Dysart, 7. Walter Moys,
8. Carl Oberholtzer, s. Earl Gustin.
4. Helen Osborne, 9. Pearl Vedder.
5. Joe Buckley, 10. Ida Elliot.
SECOND GRADE.
l. Charlie Stuart, 8. Fred Schrader,
2. James Kitchen, 7, Lula Departee
3. Calvin Skinner, 8. Raw Brooks.
4. George Kruegel. 8. Charlie Barber.
8. Nellie Young,i TO- Charlie Urich.
THIRD GRADE.
l. Willie Chiffon, 6. Neil Stewart
z Alodia Littrell, 7. Lille Peterson.
g. Sadie Milan, 8. Dsra Schrader,
4. Faye Allen, 8. Hazel Sargent.
8. Myrtle Chenowith, TO- Martha Milan,
FOURTH GRADE
Z. Louis Stephens, 6. Sherman Lyon,
2. Joe Hungate, T. Ada KruegeI.
3. Jessie Jackson. 8. Amy Buckley
4. Oslo Ringer, 8. Lawrence Moore,
s, Ben Brown, 10. Iva Windus
FIFTH GRADE.
/. Joseph Farnsworth, g. Mary Farnswortb.
z. Della Allen, Z. Flossie JONES'
.. Charley Ford, 8. Eddie Buckley,
4. India Harris, 9. Birdie Benjamin,
s. Glenn Sargent, 10. Harry Jones.
SIXTH GRADE.
!. Lizzie Shrader, 6. Alice Lobaugh,
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3. Willie Kruegel, 8. Bertha Sands,
4. Benton Clark, 8. Lorraine st. Law
D. Josie Stewart, renee
SEVENTH GRADE.
l. Elva tanning, 6. Carrie Allen,
2. Jessie Bramel, 7. Eliza Gustin,
g. Mabel Taylor, 8. Hannah Peterson,
4. Nellie Kruegel, 8. Mary Boffenmyer,
8. Luella Moore, 10. Eliza Gustin.
EIGHTH GRADE
l. Fred Taylor, g. viii Buckley,
2. Dora Lobaugh, 7. Nellie Lyon,
8. Oscar johnson, 8. james Hungate,
4. John Kemyard, 9, Harry True,
5. Arthur Moody, 10. Bert Lobaugh.
TENTH GRADE.
l. Jessie Hungate, 5. viii Johnson,
2. Walter Savage, 6. Frank Hungate,
g. Alcdia Sanders, 7. Grin Stratton,
L. Effie Randall
%. G. L. Public Social.
The local lodge of Good Templar
pullman Lodge, No. 59) is pre-
pairing to give genuine Social
party and reception to its friend
ond the public generally-the frs