Milford chronicle., 1901-10-18
Seh0Ol Renort for the First Month.

School Report for the First Month.
The schools of the town completed
their first month on Friday last. r.
regularity of attendance was the great
est hindranee to good work. Absence
cards have been introduced to remedy
this to some extent. All pupils from
the fourth to twelfth grades inclusive
have been given reports which the
parents will examine, sign and return
The pupils making the highest averages
in the High School are as follows:
18th Grade-Ethel Hugg, So
18th Grade-Ina Hallett, 50
10th Grade-Elizabeth Burn, So
9th Grade-Stella Handy and Eliza
beth Deputy were tied with IS each.
The seventh and eighth grades have
been transferred to South Milford and
placed under the charge of Miss Brown
and Miss Reber; The third grade has
been changed to North Milford, the
purpose being to make that building
serve for the primary pupils, while the
advanced grades are in South Milford
Miss Foulk is continued as principal of
the North Milford building and teaches
the sixth grade. New furniture has
been purchased for Miss Supplies room,
while large quantity of slate black
board has arrived for the South Milford
building.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
I. Total nHmber enrolled, b, 10, G. %; total A
2. Average attendance, 30.
8. Percentage of attendance, 40.
T. Number of late marks, 25.
8. Number attending everyday, B. 6, G. 10;
total %.
Names Of those attending everyday, 9th
grade:-Sara Anderson. Mary Banning, Bessie
Galloway, Elizabeth Deputy, Stella Handy,
Lillian Hauser, Shovel Abbott, Arthur Hud-
son, Harold Salmons, James WEIGH.
10th Grade-Anna Archer, Mary Barker,
Florrie Booz, Elizabeth Burn, Carrie May
hew, May Reynolds, May Russell, Emma
Sipple, Ann Wilson.
18th Grade-Ina Hallett, Elizabeth White,
James Price, Gray Shockley.
18th Grade-Nellie Davidson, Viva john
son.
Report Of sth and 9th Grades-Miss May
Foulk, teacher.
Number enrolled, b q, G Is; total 50.
Average attendance, b 90 6 81; total Il.
Percentage OF attendance, 81.
Number attending everyday, B s. g 0; total "A.
Names Of those attending everyday: Nan
Morris, Lizzie Hammond, Nellie Evans, Pau
line Abbott, Clara Pierce, Helen Richards
Kathryn Truitt, Frances Truitt, Sarah Davis
Hiram Bradley, Frank Davis, Harshman
1 Harris, Willie Riggs, Gertrude Atkins Win
ter Bennett, Willie Roach.
Report of 9Th Grade-Mabel Louise Brown,
teacher
Number enrolled, b q, q %: total 46.
Average attendance 10, q %; total 80.
Percentage of attendance, 81.
Number OF late marks, q.
Number attending everyday, B2, GG; total s.
Names of those attending everyday, Mag
gle BOoz, Dot Burn, Katie Daniels, Neva
Matthews, Ida Mills, Jennie Stanton, Carl
Pleasanton, John Williams.
Report of 9th Grade, b. II. Johnson, teacher,
Total number enrolled, B p, G q; total 48.
Average attendance, b 20, & %; total l3.
Percentage of attendance, %.
Number of late marks, 20.
Number attending everyday. b 4, G 10; total
a.
Names Of those present everyday, Sadie
Tucker, Addie Swain, Mary Richardson
Helen Bryant, Elva Sparklin, Virgie Decker
son, Lille Dickerson, Anna Harrington
Sadie Russell, Art Morrow, Lawrence Allen
Dorman Holzmueller Ralph Walker, Victor
Handy.
Report Of third Grade-Cora D. Supple
teacher.
Number enrolled, b 2S, G 2S; total S.
Average attendance, b "a. G 26; total 90.
Number attending everyday, B Q, G. Is; tota
a.
Percentage ofattendance, 90.
Names of those present everyday, Willime
Barrows, Edith Clendaniel, Myrtle Evans
2 Ida Harrington, LeOna Hall, Margaret HOll
mueller, Bertha Welcome, Ruth Windsor
, Elizabeth Foulk, Elena DOdd, Elizabeth Al
dred, Rosalie Abbott, Ella Simpson, Laur
Allen, Katie Jones, Casper Pierce, Haswe
Pierce, Joseph sipple Robert Williams. Gee
: Wilson. Earle Atkins, Carlisle Collins, GeS
, Pleasanton, Claude Hollis.
Report of LIST and Ind Grade, North Milford
Lulu Ross teacher.
/ Total number enrolled, b 10, G 10, total SS.
/ Average attendance, B Is, G II; total IS.
Number attending everyday, b 9, G 81 total
Percentage Ofattendance, So.
. Names of those present everyday, End Grad
e -Rhoda Burton, Jessie Pleasant, Willie vi
: reck, Postles Hammond, Edgar Clendanie
/ Jack Willis. First Grade-Edth Frazie
Ethel Frazier Lee Sparklin, Blanche FOUL
. Mary Vineyard, Harry Simpson, Harr
s Daniels.
d Report of Fourth Grade, Dorinda Clifton
,. teacher.
Total number enrolled, B24, G p total as,
Average attendance, Il, G II; total3l.
e Number attending everyday b 3, G 6; total
Y Percentage of attendance, rs.
, Names of those present everyday, TOrbe
Burton, Wilbur Simpson, James Salmon
Elsie Booz, Carrie Hammond, Lillian Kesle
Florence Hammond, Frances Daniels, HIATT
ar Harris.
Report of End Grade, Anna j. Ratclih
teacher.
g Number enrolled, b 10, G Is: total 81.
Re Average attendance, b Il, G Is; totol so.
/. Percentage of attendance, 8S.
Mum Der Of late marks, 2.
u Number attending everyday, B l. G 2; total
Names of those attending everyday, Mi
d, Biggs, May Tucker, David Warren.
A. Report of First Grade, Mary Tharp Ha
= teacher.
70 Total number enrolled, b q. G %: total S..
< Average attendance, b Is, 6 Is; total 50.
OF Percentage of attendance, IS.
Ie Number of late marks, Il.
Number attending everyday, B3, g. q; total
4 Names Of those present everyday, Aman
a. Galloway, Naomi Davis, Cora Evans, Ma
he Hammond, Mary Holzmueller, Lillian Ml
er hew, Pansy Belts, James Galloway, Watts
10 Pierce.
Sussex County Teachers Institute.
- Prof. Davis writes that he has
cured Prof. ]. w. Roadway, Mrs. 1.
-, Myers, A. J. DemOrest, who is sup
~ intendent of Public Instruction, at H
. boken, New Jersey, and George HO