The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
THE CITY SCHOOL.
REPORT OF THE cHooL FOR THE
YEAR ENDING MAY 90. 1913.
The GOOdland Public school Closed
Last Fr1day-EntltIed TO be High
SchOoI-The Library Fund In
creased.

20, 1883.
The school consists of gram
mar and high school. There be-
ing eight grades in grammar de-
pertinent and three in high school
taking II years to finish the
course of study as adopted by the
board of education January IS,
1893
Leona B. Irione, teacher first
grade-Number enrolled male,
As; female, 80; total 80. Total
days attended, male 4.743.5 s; fe-
male. 4, o65. 5;total 8. 500. Average
daily attendance male, 26.4; fe-
male, 50. Cases of hardness 100.
Stella Dickey, teacher second
grade-Number enrolled, male,
IS; female, 20; total 40. Total
days attended, male, 1907; fe-
male 8, 345; total 6,4I2. Average
daily attendance male, II; fe-
male, 10; total SO. Cases of tardi-
ness I52.
Cora NJ. Pryor, teacher third
and fourth grades-Number en-
rolled, male. Fl; female, ~; tot
al 48. Total days attended,
male, 1902; female, 2,o2I; total
4.o83. Average daily attendance,
male, 10; female, 10; total 20.
Cases of hardness Io2.
Jennie Hill, teacher fifth and
sixth grades-Number enrolled,
male, II, female, 81; total So.
Total days attended male, 1888;
female, 8, 293; total $3.50. Aver
age daily attendance, male, II;
female 10; total 81. Cases of
hardness, 342.
R. M. Killion and Eva L. Kel-
logg teachers, seventh, eighth,
ninth and tenth grades-Number
enrolled, male, 81; female, So
total s.. Total days attended,
male, 3, 429; female, $40; total
8, 100. Average daily attendance,
male, II; female, 81; total 40.
Cases of hardness, AS.
Total of whole school-Numb-
er enrolled, male, $50; female,
I78; total 328. Total days at
tended, male, 2,42o; female, s.
74o; total 8,I69. Cases of tardi-
ness 2, 239.
Total of whole school proceed
ing year-Number enrolled, male,
I22; female, 18o; total $50. Tot
al days attended, male, IA, 267;
female, II, $50; total 1858.
Cases of hardness, 3,IIo.
Six more pupils this year than
last and we have $50 cases less
of hardness, or AZ per cent less
than last year. Last year in
the high room 700 cases of tardi-
ness, this year AS. Yet we have
about 900 cases too much.
LIBRARY FUND.
From proceeding entertainment
| $22. Receipts of last entertain
ment, $50. 50, expenses $26.45i
leaving a gain of $500. Total
amount for library, $77.oo.
CHANcELLAR's OFFICE, ]
/ UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
LAWRENCE, Kan, March II. J
R. M. Killion, Goodland, Kan.
| DEAR SIR-Yours of the 22nc
| received. The work as outlined
in your course of study entities
Goodland high school to recogni-
ton as one of the preparatory
schools and will so appear in the
next issue of the catalogue of the
university. Yours truly,
| 0. TEMPLIN.
We have the only school il
western Kansas so recognized. il
fact the number is small through
out the state, I think there being
only SO in all.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, J
| STATE NORMAL COLLEGE.
EMPoRIA, Kan, March 10.
r. NJ. Killion, Goodland, Kan.
/ DEAR SIR-Your letter of In
quiry at hand. Ifyou keep up the
standard thoroughly, we shall
take pleasure in admitting gradu-
| ates from the Good1and high
fschool, who complete the course
as outlined to the normal depart
! ment without examination and ]
take pleasure in placing YOU
ischoo1 upon our list and viii 50
publish IN our next issue. Yours
truly. A. R. TAYLOR, President.
The placing of the Goodland
schools in the catalogues of these
state institutions IS an advertise
ment for our town. These cata-
Iogues are scattered all over this
and many other states.