Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-03-11
DAYTON PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Report of Teachers as 10 vVhakas he.
ing Done in the Line of Etue1ti0h.

Inc teachers OF the DaytUn pup
lie school submit the following re-
port and statement concerning the
work being done and the condition
of the school at this place:
| The attendance of our school is
very good at present; better than
in the latter part of February, as at
that time quite number of pupils
we're obliged to be absent on account
of sickness.
The interest taken by the pupils
is good, and we invite the patrons
and citizens to visit the school and
pass on this question for themselves.
We would rather insist that this is
Il duty of the patrons, as it stimu-
lates interest in school work to
know by the actions and inquiries
OF the patrons that they take an in
terest in the success OF the school.
If in any way you disapprove of the
work or management of the school,
be prompt in letting the teachers
and Board know, and be sure you
do not let the children and neigh
bors know about the mistake first,
and you will greatly oblige and aid
us in our work. Please be frank in
consulting as on any subject, in
formation or idea that you may
think will add to the interest or
success of the school.
We will state that on account of
our course being heavy for two
teachers we are obliged to run over
time afternoons and also meet some
times in the evenings.
We have spelling matches for
about two hours every Monday
evening, beginning at 7 o'clock, and
The public is invited to attend these
exercises. We also meet every other
Saturday evening as Il literary So
ciety.
The book keeping class works one
evening each week, but this evening
is only for those who take part in
the study.
Following are the honor rolls for
the two grades for the month OF
February:
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Clara Flaws, SO; Nellie Ash. SO;
Laurelta Cooper, 81; Jessie Ruby,
81; Belle Gates, 80; Lizzie Baker,
81; Bena Frugoli, 81; Katie Drpaoli,
SO, Etta Depaoli, 81; Ida Lothrop,
SO; Clara Dreyfuss, 50; Hannah
Cooper, SO; Fannie Perkins, 81; Ivy
Reynolds, SO; Laura Lothrop, 81;
Florence Copper, SO; Lizzie Ram
meIkamp, 100; Addie Brooks, SO;
George Rammelkamp, 80; Evelyn
Lothrop. So; Annie Flaws, 81; Flora
Flaws, SO; Hazel Gates, So; Harry
Coffin, SO; Harold Gignoux, 80;
Harry Ash, SO; Clark Guild, 100;
Thomas WaImsley, SO; Raymond
Gignoux, SO; Bert Perkins, 80; Zene
Walmsley, So; Richmond Lothrop,
SO; Orsan Brooks, SO; Lawrence
Lothrop, 80; Henry Guild, SO; John
Depoali, SO; John Gruber. 80; jesse
Brooks, SO; Clyde Johnson, 50; Will
Scott, 100; Alison Coffin, 80; Jimmie
Raine, SO.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Mamie Conway, SO; Dan Brooks,
95; Zella Warren, SO; Tom Conway,
81; Leila Stevenson, 81; Angelic
Scanavino, 81; Leon Pomeroy, SO;
James Moore, 81; Roy Bonham, SO;
Maggie Cooper, SO; Paul Lothrop,
80; Vera Johnson, 81; Gerlie Ruby.
80; George Kaufman, 96; Myrtle
Dreyfuss, 95; Rosalind Hancock,
"a; Rollie Shirley, go; Tom Flaws,
80; RAYMOND Walmsley, 80; Edwin
Walmsley, 81; Frank Downey, 80;
Edna Hancock, So; Frank Gignonx.
SO; Roy Randall, 81; Roy Schooley,
81; Dixie Randall, SO; Chas Dow,
ney, "a; Amy Lothrop, 80; Elmer
Depaoli, s8; Gus Perkins, 85; Silver
Cornish, SO; Cora Cornish, so; Dan
Perkins, 80; Richie Rising. SO; Rita
Shirley, 80; Irene Cooper, 80; Hazel
Davis, 80; Hensler Rae, SO.
J. E. MONROE, principal.