The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-06-27

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report for the year and make a
very satisfactory showing:
Number of different names enrolled,
boys 1918, girls lila, total 1857. Aver
age daily attendance for the nine
months 1902. Per cent attendance
on the average belonging 1886
Average number neither absent nor
tardy each month S43.6. Total number
of visits by patrons, 3003. Total
number of visits to patrons, 302.
Total number cases of hardness 1852,
reduction from last years. report
of 113 cases. Then there was a re-
duction of 245 below the previous
year in which year (1s9s-99) we re-
ported 1920 cases, a reduction of 475
below any previous year as shown by
the records.
To professional teacher, punctu-
ality, prompt business-like attend
ance, stands as one condition of
good school and where this condition
maintains there is a strong argument
that the school is alive and prosper
ing.
The following named pupils, GA in
number, having completed the work
of the Eighth grade, were given cert
ificates of admission to the High
school:
Lincoln BuIIding--First Ward
Perry John Lytle, Louis Rosenbaum,
Barnie Wetsman, Willie Horton KEEP
per, Faye Miller, Beulah Iowa Mar
shall, Pearl McFarlane, Villa Hart,
Helen Webster Lytle, Leonora Gate
wood.
jefferson BuiIding--SecOnd Ward
Leroy Colman, Ben Lake Crook
ham, Thomas Reece Davis, Brewer
Robert Fallbery, Clarence Raymond
Rinehart, Carey Elviu Long, Albert
Melvin Gesford, Charles Hedlund,
Leila M. Beckman, Leo Ella Deliner,
Mary Belle Little, Bertha Long, Dot
Westman, Gertrude Worthy, Ethel
Coons, Ena Gertrude schilling, Bessie
Wing, Vera Anna Wooster, Florence
E. Mattox, Matte Ogden, Virginia
O. Bowen.
Webster SchoOI--ThIrd ward
Vernon Oscar Whitney, Daniel
Blakely Rodman, Henry Ruan Low,
Arthur Morton Rosenblatt, Lee Kali
bach, Alice Hanna Burnside, Arie
Edna Thornburg, Sidney Effie Barn
hart, Grace Ethel Martin, Jessie
Maud Martin, Sophia Strohmeier,
Lottie Florence McKellip, Emily
Elizabeth Neagle, Chelene Virginia
Conklin.
Grant BuIIdlng--FOuFth Ward
Frank Cook Janney, Francis
Marion Wilson, Guy William
Roberts, Sabra Elaine Finley, Mara
bell Jefferson, Ethel Lois Kinsman,
Kathryn May Jones, Alice Louise
Lindner.
whittier BuIldIng--Fifth Ward
Walter Grant Maloney, Howard F.
Kirk, Willie Gruber Buffers, Earl
Cratic, Jessie Mabel Flint, Hilda B.
Wade, Grace Beatrice Beach, Clar-
.rissa Hackworth Kellogg, Lucretia
Lewis.
Aggregate age of 26 boys promoted
to High school, 81 years, months,
20 days. Average age of boys IA years.
3months, 1s days. Aggregate age of
3S girls promoted to the High school,
SAT years, 10 months, IL days, Aver
age age of girls ID years, 5 months.
Aggregate age of entire class of "a
pupils, 919 years, months, 10 days.
Average age of class, IA years, 4
months, 1S days.
High school pupils neither absent
nor tardy during the year:
A class-Mabel Dodson.
B class-Faye Eisiminger, Beulah
Grimes, Lucy Pendray, Elizabeth
Richie, Bertha st. Clair, Earl og-
born,
O class-Stella Green, Jennie Hay,
Vera Thatcher, Fred Gatewood,
Louis Jones, Fred Mickey, Fred
Moore.
| d. Senior class--Myrle Hess,
Arthur Kaye.
| In addition To the above the fol-
lowing were not absent or tardy the
last half year; Edith Smith. Grace
Graham, Ed. Parry, Mary Baugh,