Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-12-12
Millers.own School Report.

The following is a brief report for the 30
Month of the Millerstown Borough Schoo
ending Tuesday Dec. 10.
Room No. l, had enrolled 63 pupils with
an average daily attendance of 55 percent
of attendance boys SO, girls 81.
The following pupils from this room
were not absent during the Month.
Lena White, Carrie Munson, Bertha
Sutton, Mabel Smith, Viola Lennon
Freda Hoffman, Clara Hoffman, Pauline
Aldinger, Dolie Crawford, Lucinda Lack
ey. A lien Callihan, Allen Dierken, Willie
Lewis, Lawrence Mechling, John McGee,
John McKeever, Oscar Purucker, RALPH
Purucker, Clarence Stewart, Harry Smith
Edward Shoemaker Ray ladder, Walter
Titley, larry Westerman, Clyde Wester-
man.
Rooom No. 2, had enrolled 80 pupil;
with an average daily attendance of 81
percent of attendance boys 92, girls SO.
The following pupils. were not absent
during the month.
BERTHE Campbell, Alden Campbell
Richie Daum, Bertie Deity, Ellis Frankie
George Lennon, Willie Richey, Clarence
Snow, Robbie Sbowalter, Donald Thomas
Harry Vensei, Ellsworth YOckey. Frank
Mecheling. Charlie Hamell, Bertha Bells,
Elsie Borden, Gracie Callihan, Anetts
Guyatt, Fay Grossman, Irene Lackey
Nina Lackey, Gussie Mills, Charline Nc
Kee, Mary Bell Nicely, Maude Smith
Nay Yensel, Pearl Yerty, Emma Yerty
Minnie Hang, Ethel Frederick, Corinne
Mckee.
Room No 3, had enrolled 63 pupils with
AZ average daily attendance of 81. Pei
cent of attendance boys SO, girls 90
Those not absent during the month.
Gertrude Bells, Pearl Caller, Ruby Der
by, Mary Fleeger, Gertrude Forquer, Car
rie Glass, TillIe Hi1dman, Bessie Mckee
Edith Nickel, Ruth Nickel; Loretta Pu-
aucker, Lea Pfaf, Jennie Showalter, Harry
Barnhart, Fred Lewis, Fred Conley. Harry
Dew off, Mancil Morgan Oscar Nielsen,
Bennie Palmer, Joe Stewarl, John Stew
art, Roy Slanghenhoup, Clyde Smith,
Charlie White, Arthur Callihan.
Room No 4, had enrolled A pupils with
an average daily attendance OF 81 PEI
cent Of attendance boys 81, girls "a.
The following were not absent during
the month
Sadie Campbell. Clara Hang, Maggie
Hang, Berniee Campbell, Emma Gnyatt,
Blanch Titley, Anita Frederick, Emma
Hoffman, Estella Frazier, Edith Titiey,
Louis Purucker, Annie Calliban, Merl Nc
CLAM ahan, Harry Farnen, Mont George
Sylvester Lackey, Daniel Wagner, Harry
Lackey, William Campfire, Willie Derby,
Charley Smith, George Daum, Lawrence,
Leonard.
Room No 5, had enrolled 80 pupils with
an average daily attendance of q. Percent
attendance boys 92, girls 93
The following were not absent dIrin 2
the mouth.
Gene Forqusr, Dolph Hoch, Tom Nc
Clannahan, Tony Rattigan, Mary Show
alter, Eda Schweiger, Ethel Doty, Eta
Rattigar Stella Grossmau, LILLIAN Doty
Room No g. had enrolled 80 pupils with
an average daily attendance of 26. Per
cent OF attendance boys "a, girls 90.
Those not absent during the Mouth:
Edward BARLEY Crist Hoffman, Clarence
Hays, Andy Hoffman. Edward Schweiger,
william Elder, Harry Tay lor, Stella Rieger,
LOtlie BruneT, Genevieve ShOwalter, Ida
COnerty, Mertie B Brinklry. Ralph Wolford,
Gertrude Niesen.
In offering the above report I wish to
say that the percent of attendance has
been lowered from what ii would have
been by the great amount of sickness now
in our town
| wish also to do justice to the pupils
and the teachers by saying. that believe
IN no other month since have had charge
of the school has there been as much in
terest taken in the work, ard as much pro-
gress made therein, as mas been done dur
ing this month. am fully convinced Of
this statement from the fact that | have
made more promotions in each room than
usual, and those on Questions at least five
percent harder than | have ever before
gwen.
This We think is evidence of progress,
aud We sincerity hope that the parents OF
our school will appreciate and encourage
the efforts that are being used to promote
the welfare of this school.
Teach yrur boys and girls of the great
advantages ard opportunities of school
life.
What we most need today in this and
every other school is, thar parents, direc
tors, pupils and teachers should more
heartily cooperate in the noble work ol
education, which is the firm corner stone
of our nations progress, The bright morn
ing star of our liberty, and the strong
bnlwark of our American humes.
We therefore cordially invite all in
terestcd in the welfare OF our school t.
come and visit us-see what We are doiC s
and thus encourage teachers and pupils.
Yu1rs very Truly,
HOWARD PAINTER, Prin.