The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-02-27

Myrtle Gay, Daisy Rice, Lille Donoho, Eme
DOnOho, DOllie Garard.
Marion Anderson, teacher.
For Prairie Hall School, District No. 40,
for month beginning Jan. 5, and ending Feb. G,
; 1901
No of pupils enrolled, B.
Average attendance, IS.
Gases of hardness,
Number neither absent nor tardy, ID.
Names of those averaging 80 per cent or above
in scholarship, punctuality and department.
Matte Randolph, Lizzie McCOllum, Claude
Stewart, LOra Curfman, Florence Hedger, Nell
lie Lyle. Fred BOeken, Leroy Ayres, willard
Lytle, Clarence McCollum, Pearl Peckenpaugh
Geo. w. Seymour, teacher.
For Walnut Grove school, district No "a, for
month beginning Jan. 8, ISL, and ending JAM
20, 1881.
Number of pupils enrolled, IL.
Average attendance, 10.
Cases Os hardness, 20.
Number neither absent nor tardy, 4.
Names of those averaging 30 per cent or above
in scholarship and department:
Abbie Moore, BERTHE Flake, Howard Moore,
Bee CulbertsOn, Bertha Moore.
Dora Brown, teacher.
For Allen Center school, district number II,
for month beginning Jan. 3, lsJl and ending
Jan. 50 ISL
Number of pupils enrolled, 81.
Average attendance, %.
Cases of hardness, 10
Number neither absent nor tardy,
Names of those averaging per cent or above
in scholarship, punctuality and department:
Pearl Nash. \. L. Ellison, teacher.
For Star Valley school, district number Il, for
the month beginning Dec. -, 1870, and ending
Number of pupils enrolled, %.
Average attendance, 20.
Cases of hardness, 20.
Number neither absent nor tardy, 3.
Hames of those averaging 90 per cent or above
in scholarship, punctuality and daportment:
Lu.a Adams, Lille Stephens, Clinton Perry,
Ethel Adams, Samuel Childs, Robert Butter
field. Anna Ruble, teacher.
For McCarley School, district number 10, for
the month beginning Jan. l6, 1881 and ending
Feb. IL, 1891.
Number of pupils enrolled, 26
Ayera &c attendance, 81
Cases of hardness, >
Number neither absent nor tardy, ..
Names of those averaging 80 per cent or above
in scholarship, punctuality and department:
Risk Hankins, George Hankins, Lille McCar-
ley. j. q. Roberts, teacher.
For Prairie Rose School, District No Co, for
month beginning Jan. !, 1881, and ending Jan.
9, ISL
Number of pupils enrolled, 81
Average attendance, 20
Cases of hardness. Il.
Number neither absent nor taTdy, ].
Carrie Strong, teacher.
For Wannersburg School, district No. 43, for
ing Jan. 50, 1891:
Number Of pupils enrolled, co.
Average attendance, 40.
Cases of hardness, 60
Number neither absent nor tardy, 6.
l. Z. Walker, teacher.
For Moran High School, District No. 60,
for month beginning Jan. s. 1881, and. ending
Jan 30, 1881
Number of pupils enrolled, 50.
Average attendance, "a
Cases of hardness, "a.
Number neither absent nor tardy, II.
Names of those averaging 80 per cent or above
in scholarship and department pertinent. u.,o,ro,.s
Wilfred Nelson, Vera Starkey, Hattie Moules,
Ward Hill. l.. l.. Carter, teacher.
for month beginning Jan. u, 1881, and ending
Feb 6, 1891
Number of pupils enrolled, 10.
Average attendance, IL.
Cases of hardness, 60
Names of those averaging 30 per cent or above
in scholarship. punctuality and department:
Herbert Mooney, Paul Ard, Thomas Ard,
Prcntis Donald Ida Il. DeHaven, teacher.
For Odense school, district number IS, for
month beginning Jan l2 and ending Feb. 6, 1891
Number of pupils enrolled, %.
Average attendance, -.
Cases of hardness.
Number neither absent nor tardy, o.
Names of those averaging 80 per cant or above
in scholarship, punctuality and department;
Charlie HokansOn.
Myrtle Ferguson. teacher,
For ,JeddO school, district number 20, for
month beginning Jan l., and ending Feb. q,
ISgl.
Number of pupils enrolled, Is.
Average attendance, 10.
Cases of hardness, :.
Number neither absent nor tardy, 3.
Names of those averaging 80 per cent or above
in punctuality, scholarship and department:
Clara kiefer, Olive Shigley, Winder Cuppet.
ElOse Ramsey, teacher.
For Usage Valley school, district number p,
fO~ month beginning Jan. and ending Jan. 80.
Number of pupils enrolled, 26.
Average attendance, 10
Cases of hardness, 10.
Nukber neither absent nor tardy, l.
Nettie Gardner, teacher.
Through an oversight the names Of the follow
ug pupils from district 81 were omitted last
week. they each having the general average re-
Geyer, Matte Sigler, Fred Swisher. May Beat
ty, Leslie Ferris, Bell Gents.
NoTE-I desire to again call attention of the
teachers to the matter of grading too high.
AS q x. ade is a relative mark and not an abso-
lutte, il is necessary that each should be used as
the relative unit for its own members, but in or
der TO prevent our reports in the REGISTER from
becoming too yOluminOHs, as well as to make a
general average grade of 80 valuable enough TO
be worth STRIVING for, desire each teacher 10
observe this rule in marking. Mark your pupils
SO that not more than three out Of fen will make
general average of 30 per cent on months work.
This rule will be observed in this Office in pre-
pairing reports for the paper, where ii has not
been observed by the teacher, by selecting from
ti,use having the highest grades marked in the
report. Ed 7 BAHBsR: