The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-02-03
JASPER PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.


to the Jasper High School one o
the most valuable United S,atel
maps it has been our privilege t,
examine. Ii is elaborate i'll detail
OF accession of territory, surveys
railroads and canals, and will be O.
Intestinal lie value TO the L. ). His
tory class. Mr.. Bretz has tn,
thanks of the school.
The Physical Geography classe.
have been dealing with the subject
OF electricity, with experimental il
Illustrations for the past few days
i Congressman VIM 7. Zenor has
sent to the Jasper High school ten
maps selected by the Iii ector Of the
u. ). Geographical surveys, to be
Il ed in teaching Physical Geogra-
ply. Our representative in Con
gress has the thanks of the school.
The literary program in the High
school last Friday afternoon was
excellent for the short time given
to its preparation.
Misses Lizzie Eifert, Lulu Cooper
and Clara Castrup visited the high
school department of the Jasper
Public schools last Friday.
The following pupils of the High
School were neither absent nor tar
DIV in the month of January Anna
Gosman, Waverly Brett, Ross Brett,
Robert Eckert, Bessie Hunter,
Glenn Sutherland, Edgar Traylor,
Helen Daniel, Barbara Eifert, Mag
gle Rudolph and John Hallam.
Alma and Olga Buettner were Meth
er absent nor tardy after entering
school the second week of the term.
In the primary department, Mrs.
NJ. A. Gugtseil teacher, these pu
pills were neither absent nor tardy
in January: Joe Anderson, Harry
Buechler, Grover Castrup, Roman
Kempf, Silas Lorey, Robert Buech-
Ter, Gerald Kempf, Frank Milburn,
Charles Pilliod, Grover Salb, Roger
Clark, Jackson Kirk, Claude Line,
Leland Sutherland, Victor Salb,
Ada Joseph, Lizzie Pilliod, Lille
Anderson, Ester Eckert and Mabel
Weickert. Tonic Schneider and
Andrew Mehringer missed one half
day each during the month.
The total enrolment in the Pri-
mary Department Of the south
building for Decor ber was As. OF
these, 20 were neither absent nor
tardy. Parents should do all in
their power to improve this kind OF
report.
The following pupils in the Gram
mar Department, Miss Wilson
teacher, were neither absent nor
tarGy in January: Fred Anderson.
Alice Egg, Edgar Gullett, Ella
Kunkel, Norma Milburn, Dora
Wuchner, Maude Clark, Jesse Suth-
erland, Elmer Eifert, Stella Fried
man. Scott Hunter, Clara Mehrin-
ger and May V. Salb.
In the intermediate Department,
Mrs. Mary l.. Eckert teacher, these
pupils were neither absent nor tar
dy: Martha Bauer, Joseph Gosman,
Frank Fierst, Cnris.ena Geisler,
Guy Greene, Jacob Kress, Oscar
Salb, Linnie Tillman, John Wuch-
ner, Harrison Clark, Leo Mattinglv.
Emma Stephenson. Elite Wi;sman,
Flora Witsman and Della Castrup.
In Sister Hildegarde's room,
north schools, Carrie Moutoux.
Clara Gullett, Sarah Gullett, Caro-
line Rumbach, Henrietta Sweeney,
Mercedes Schiller. Augusta Renner,
Caroline Kiefer, Francis Schneider,
Emma Judy, Margereth Hohler,
Adelheite Henke, Mary Berger and
Amelia Pau were neither absent
nor tardy in January.
In Sister st. Theresa's room,
north schools, these pupils were
neither absent nor tardy in January
Stella Bohnert, Clara Habig, Anna
Schultheis, Elizabeth Eckert, Rosa
Fink, Emily Bichlein, Helen Schu
BILE, Mary Seger, Marpereth Jochim,
Mary Pfister, Flora Lanpert, Stella
Gullett, Margeret Kluemper and
Caroline Habig.
In room number one, north
schools, Sister Barbara teacher.
William j. Gosman, Omar Kuebler.
Herman Burger, Charles Judy, Ig-
na,z Brendle, Edward Lady, John
Gullett, Albert Sprauer, August
Hochgsang, August Eckert, Theo-
dore Schroeder, Otto Burger, Silas
'urger and Clement Sermers helm
we're neither absent nor tardy in