Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-04-13
School RepOrts.


Monthly grades in Emporium High School for
month ending April 3, 1899.
GRADES.
81 to 100 merit grade s5 to 80 medium.
95 to 81 very good so to s5 poor.
80 to 95 good. IS to 80 very poor.
SENIOR CLASS.
Abbie Metzger %; Grace Leet 9s; Maude
Thomas, 81; Hattie Auchu, 98; Chester III ockley,
95; Anna Cleary, s5; Grace Kelley, 81; George
Leavitt, "a; Bertha Gregory, SO; Chas Hockey,
49, Fred Huntington. 81.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Lora McQuay, 49, Nellie Lingle, 80; Clark
Chapman, 9S; Floyd VanWert, 95; Ralph Weeks,
81; William Pelkey SO; Bertha Dnger, 8s; Drusi
Evers, 81; Bertha Bar, Sc; Joel Jordan Sl Carrie
Munsell, so; Nellie Hamilton, 76.
soPHMoRE CLASS
Maggie Nickler, 96 Perna Gaskill, sc; John
Howard, SO; Ida Hacket, 96; Vernon Heilman, sS;
Mabel Mnlhner, 81; Joel Shives 81; Frank Bar,
S6; Thos McCaslin, SO; Clyde Barner, 83; Connie
Newton, 70.
FOURTH GRADE.
Encie Howard 9s; Katie Welsh, 98; Laura
Lechner, SO; Rosa Ganey, SO; Iva Leet 9S; Eva
Leet, 81; Golda Lyons, 95; Mamie McCabe, SO;
Ella Newton, 81; Eva Knickbocker, 49, Carrie
McQuay, 80; Matte Knickbocker 80
GRAMMAR GRADE-A CLASS
Lizzie Dougherty, 9s; Maggie Glenn. 81; Olive
Maloy, So; Maize Gallagher, 96 John Mulcahy, 96;
Fred Lloyd, 96; Guy Klees 95 Frank Felt, 95;
Mary Murray, SO; Ray Garrity 80; Clyde McCas-
lin, So; John Quigley, Sc; James Farrell, SO;
CLASS.
Alvira Farr, 9s; Grace Lloyd, 9S; Nora Stauffer,
90; Nellie Thomas, 81; Eva Lewis, 81; Grace NJ etz-
ger, 81; Bell Hustled, 96;. Rosa Exstrom, 85;
Evans, 9i Rena Hertig, 81; Fred Heilman, "a;
Mamie Cummings, 90; Flora SchIecht, 81; Jas.
NJ. Bair, 81; Rile Prosser, 80; Chas Leitze, 80;
Katie Lechner, 90 Guy Thompson, SO; Frank
Richie, s8; Neal Welsh, 49, Stella Geary, 8S; Rosa
Stumpf 81; Chas. Faucet, Sc: Ernest Streicht SO;
Charles Judd, So; Dan Welsh, 86; Mabel Halder,
m ri hal Inhn
Lorenzo Burnell, s5 Roy Marshall, 81; Sadie Nc
!nnes. 81; Kerr Hemphill, 80; 0ryis Hemphill 49,
Heay, rs; Belle Ulrch, 75.
The following is report of the Sterling Run
Grammar school for the month ending April 6 ::
Enrollment-Males 9, females II; total 20.
Average attendance-Males 8, females 10;
total Is.
Per cent of attendance-Males SO; females 49,
Names OF pupils who have missed no time dur
Robert Gentry, Nellie Keefe, Blanche Kissei, tlf
Lora Keefe, Grace Devling, Ada Kissel.
Visitors Mr.. Edwin Darrin. director Frank
Sterling. Miss Mary Darrin, Supt. Miss Matte
Collins, Miss Annie Mason, Mr.. James Mcclure,
Mr.. Charles May, Mr.. William Wade, Miss
Mabe! Stephens, Miss Laura Stephenson, Miss
Average attendance during term-Males 10,
females IL.
Per cent. of attendance during term-Males 81,
Names of pupils who missed no time during
the term: Louis Whiting, Lora Keefe, Grace
Devling.
D. b. PETERSON, Prin.
Report of Sterling primary school for month
| ending April 7, 1899
| Those in regular attendance during month are:
! Gladys Keefe, Audrey Smith, Katrina Smith,
| Katie May, Grace Summerson, May Cranton,
Jennie Anderson Jennie Libby. Celia Gilmarten.
Lola Hart, Lucy Fitzgerald. Alice Strawbridge,
! John Kissel, Dewitt Mason, Grant Hart, Harley
| Newkirk, Irven Newkirk, Harry Whiting, Wal
| lace Whiting, Frank Libby, Joe Furlong.
Total number enrolled-26. Visitors-Supt
| Miss Collins, Miss Ada Kssel, Rev. S. s. Eber-
| sole, Misses Ava and Lola Beck
Those who have missed no time during term
Gladys Keefe, Harry Whiting, Harley Newkirk
| Irven Newkirk.
| Pupils promoted to grammar room are: John
Kissel. Gladys Keefe, Audrey Smith, Frances
| Summerson, Lizzie Devlng, FIoy Whiting, Nellie
| Whiting, Dewitt Mason.
| GENEXIEVE FRANK Teacher