, 1891-10-13
PUNGTUAL PUPILS
Reports For olympias Public
Schools.
Details of Ghe MOnth--The school
Masters Club of Puget
sound to Meet Here.


Olympia It will occur on the Saturday af-
ter Thanksgiving, and will bring to this
city about fifty superlntendents and prin-
cipals
Mr.. Brintnall has also prepared his re
port for the month Of September, showing
an unusually favorable condition of Olym-
pia's public schools.
In the Washington school the total en-
rollment was 395; average number belong
ing, 367.54 average attendance, 1858. So; per
cent Of attendance, 95.95 ;cases of tardiness,
81; per cent of punctuality, $3.50.
Lincoln .schooLTotal enrolment, 249;
average number belonging, 223. .55i average
attendance, 216.83; per cent of attendance,
$500; cases of tardiness, 20; per cent of
punctuality, 1916.
West Fourth street school-total enroll
ment, A; average number belonging, 40.13;
average attendance, 3Z77; per cent of at
tendance, 94. 70; cases of tardiness, IS; per
cent of punetuahty, 97.44
West Side school-total enrolment, 30;
average number belonging, 24.75; average
attendance, 23.75; per cent of attendance,
95.95: cases of tardiness, 8; per cent of
punctuality, 99.11.
Summary total enrolment, 718; aver
age number belonging, 654; average at
tendance, 630.93; per cent of attendance,
96.34; cases of tardinance, 118; per cent of
punctuality, 1881.
Thhe enrolment for Sept. 1890, was $40
pupils, showing an increase for the present
year of 1859, or 81 per cent. The cases of
tardiness for Sept. 1891, were 252. If the
hardness had increased in due proportion
to the increase in enrolment, the cases of
hardness for the past month would have
been $50; whereas they numbered only 118,
showing decrease of about "a per cent.
Three rooms, those of Miss Sans in the
Washington school, and of Miss Broden
and of Miss Pope in the Lincoln school,
had only one case of tardiness each during
the entire month.
During the September of last year the
average attendance was "a 1 per cent of the
average enrolment. This. year it has in
creased to 1884 per cent.
The following are the names of those who
have been neither absent nor tardy during
the month as reported from the respective
grades
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
High school. l.-Nellie Cochran, Winnifred
Hawley, Pearl Hazen, Ida Mackay, Lizzie
Sayidge Jennie Sickles, Clara Giles, Maud
Hammond, Belle Knox, Ella Kester, Stella
Raisbeck, Lille Reagh, Nina Thomas, Bert
Bigelow, Ernest Kester, Fred Tucker,
George Bigelow, Carl Hill, James Mitchell,
Sn3auhcey haGnpun, Gtly hopeftson, Fred
Sylvester, Walter White, Frank Riesen-
weber, George Turnbull, Clinton Knox,
Sylvester Bethel, Walter Bethel.
Seventh grade.-Harry Allen, Wendell
Williston, Alice Allen, Leila Giles, Maggie
Sumpter
Flrst Grade~-Htta Robblns, Ar
fhur Coryi Earnest rllt Baesley, Carl
Alban Tracy, Clyde Lerkins, Edwin
Hendrickson, Jack Musson, George Jacobs
ray Henry, ~ Grace ANDREWS, Emma Sumpt-
ef, ANNE mite, Lltha henry, Rosa At
YcT, Mood, Lies! He9dWig NoSGhRa, Sc I; Fay Morrison,
Ethg4 Wins, Maud Hall, Edith Chandler,
Iva HehaTlcksson, Emma Lund6erg, Rachel
AusGlhi jessie Ellls, Rosa kase, Ethel
Grow, Biancne Forrest, lille Noble, Lena
Aoern9thy, Mattle Wonck, Jane Ames,
Maud Lange, Nel!e Gales, Parker Willis
George Buftchett, Edward Jessup, Arthur
6helgn, Garl meyer, Alton Murphy, Lloyd
6s 86cnGnela, RtIu1Pert super Wentz. Wlllle 4eager,
DeehJaIll5n Alleh.
u Second grade-Robert Banner, Charles
BiaIkeslee, oscar ringer, Walter Hanna,
Idale fSni HqendersQn, Elmer Jones, Joseph
Je11ers, Jesse ,Lohr, Lee Murphy, Herman
N meyer, Garl Noschka, Willie Prosser, Char
lle hathpun' agil9 zoe ReeeSaier, Johnny Holthu-
sen, Gusta Avery, Lillian Abernetny, Edna
Clayton, Annie Dethlefsen, Maude Ever
est, Ethel He4drlcksens Christina Halthu-
sen, Serena Jacobs, Emma Lohr, May
Musson. Ina Forrest Grace Wright, Min
me , feager, Gallle taylor
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Burtchett, Mervln Daryille, Charles Frei-
Gag Fred Cotter ClBdd Mann, Roy Smith,
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