Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-16
Report of city schools.

OF Ills CITY ICr the u100b4 eQQlQg &c
tober IL, 1901. Parents are requested
to urge upon the pupils the necessity
of constant attendance and punctual-
ity to do the best work, and thus help
us to reduce the cases of absence and
hardness. The room having the low
est per cent of hardness for each
month is given the custody OF the
flag for the next month. The fourth
room won the honor of Banner ROOM
the first month.
The patrons of the school are cordi-
all invited to visit the schools within
the next month.
j. N. TADLocx Principal.
HIGH SCHOOL.
No enrolled 40.
Average daily attendance 1862
Cases of hardness 81.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Genvieye Arnold. Belle Dagget, Della
Garvey, MaudelGranger, Gevendolen
Mae Lee, Winnie Lee, Alice Morse,
May Hickey, Maggie Taylor, Susan
Townsley, Vernon Curl, John CARRIER
son, Charles Kelley VIM. Reynolds.
n. c. BRACKEN, Assistant Prin.
FIFTH ROOM.
Report of grammar room for month
ending October IL, 1901.
Enrolment 81.
Average daily attendance 50.08.
Cases of hardness IL.
Per cent of hardness 81.
Names of those neither absent nor
tardy: Homer Countryman, Ola Cow
an, Susie Close, Maude Cole, Elsie
Putnam, Ray Baum, Omega butcher,
Lizzie Gebhart, Beatrice HARDWOOD,
Victor Harwood, Maude Mcdowell,
Clyde Myers, George Saunders, Alta
Smith, Earl Reynolds, Lydi1 Robin
son, Guy Runion, Evelyn Copeland,
Sarah McKown, Frank Kelley, Harry
Champlin, Pearl Close, Grace Granger,
Guy Gray, Herbert Hickman, Glenn
Lewis, Roy Maxson, Edna Smith,
Tilda Tromp, Stella Strain, Stella
Weeks. EDITH FINCH, Teacher.
FOURTH ROOM.
First months report October IL,
1901.
Total enrolment So.
Average daily attendance Al.
Gases of hardness 6.
Those neither absent nor tardy:
Ernest Lowe, Roy Seavey, Glen Nell
son, Roy Nipps, Lloyd Cole, Paul Geb-
hart, LaRue Royce, Carl Stapp,
Wayne Granger, Charlie Strain, Ben
jamin Fuller, Willie Robinson, Elsi
Lee, Martha Smith, Grace Stapp,
May Bennett, Addfe Johnson, Fay
Tooker, Rae Lynch, Mable Gebhart,
Florence Wallace, Florence Lewis,
Mary Cole, Eff1e johnson, Rosa Reyn-
olds, Maggie Lowe, Julia Plotner,
Edna Cook.
MAY M. ATCHIsoN, Teacher.
THIRD ROOM.
Number enrolled 35.
Average daily attendance 50.
Cases Of hardness 9.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Tom Bailey, Hoyt Bennett, Ethel
Barcher, Eddie Cole, Frank Cheadle,
Anna Couch, Roy Mcdowell, James
Mitchell, Carl Smith, Elsie Smith,
George Smith, Anna Tromp, Ethel
Query, Verma Winship, Raymond
Wright, Blanche Myres, Tommy
Pickett.
IDA TOWNsLEY Teacher.
SECOND PRIMARY.
No enrolled 45.
Average daily attendance 40.
Cases of hardness 9.
Names of those neither absent nor
tardy: Bertha Rhoades, Grace Seavey,
Ethel Williams, Paul Osman, Dan
Bailey, George Lewis, Dora Palmer,
Mabel Lynch, Ruby Greene, Nellie
Cough, Nellie Cheadle, Emma Cole,
Ruth Bennett, Jesse Taylor, Henry
Leach, Raymond Gebhart, Roy Bo-
ling. MABEL INGHAM Teacher.
FIRST PRIMARY.
No enrolled 68.
Average daily attendance 60.2.
No Of visitors 6.
Those neither absent nor tary were:
Raymond Reynolds, Chester Morse,
Inez Reynolds, Giyeneth McIlvain,
Foster Stapp, Walker Moore, Bernice
Morse, Nettie Segrist, Jane Fuller,
Pearl Hulse, Barbara Smith, Floyd
Hatfield, Mary FaWver. Harold Baum,
Florence Lynch, Clara Sch o t e n,
James Boiling Leila Bennett, Bernice
Lee, Hobart Taylor, Lila Smith,
Chester Myers.
FLORA W. FALLAs, Teacher.