Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-12-18
West Ward Sch ools.


HONOR ROLL.
West Ward Schools
High School, Senior Class,-Grace Metzger
Maize Gallagher.
Junior Class-Claud Carpenter, Verena Hertg
Mabel Edwards, Alvira Farr, Traces Blumle,
Elmer Baxter, Grace Lloyd Alice Quigley.
c. Class-Myrtle Lloyd, Alice Burnell, Lena
Bar, Winnie Shearer, Edith Heilman.
ID. Class.-Edna Palmer.
Grammer School, A Class-Jennie Nystrom
Jane Glenn, Edith DeArmit, Cstharine Orr,
Marion Rentz, Edda Horning.
b. Class-Ida Seger, David Mulcahy, Louise
Seger, Alice Robinson, Jennie Robinson, Glenn
Van Vert.
b. intermediate, A Clase-Lousa Welsh, War
ner Judd, Joe McNarney, Mabel Butler, Mabel
Morrison Mary Bailey, Martha Bnrns, Gordon
Vogt.
b. Class-May MuIcahy, Mary Orr, Charles
Cloyes.
A. Primary, A. Class-George Rshel, Clara
Wesenfluh, Lizzie Zwald Beatrice Taylor, Frank
Hoffman. Minnie Morse, Gladys Lloyd.
b. ClassFreddy Metzger, Clara Zwald Mar
garet Stretch, Jay Shafer, Sammy Kline.
Second b. Primary, Glass Joseph Kinsler,
Gertrude Pepperman, Charlotte Hill, Budd
Lloyd, Olive Ellis.
Prosser, Florence Lingle, Regina Blinzler, Stella
Tebo, Erwin Burns, Francis Hout.
First b. Primary a Class-Doro Morse, Charles
Cummings, Charles Stretch, Joe Tebo, Matilda
Scott, Belle Campbell.
b. Class-Agnes Cleary, May Swartz, Catherine
Hillard, William May, Robert Pearsal, Howard
Bingham, Hazel Farrell, Margaret Melin, Helen
Friendel.
East Ward Schools.-A Intermediate-Mil Mildred
McQuay Marian Judd, Jean McNarney, Annie
Edwards, Kate Metzger, Ethel Lloyd.
b. intermediate, A Class-Nellie Tubridy.
b. CIass-Dorr Spence, Julia Bair, Ruth Sic
fried, Bernie Egan.
A. Primary, A Class-Anna Nystrom, Katie
O'Malley, Willie Nelson, Ophelia Dodson, Mary
Baldwin.
b. Class-Oro Stevens, Minnie Trappier
Marian Barnes. Wilbur McCaslin, Oscar Foster,
May Henry.
b. Primary A Class-Gordon McDonough,
! Emery O'Dell, Jonn Hathaway, James Hatha-
way, Frank Egan, Orma Seifried, Grace Halder-
man.
b. Class-Mary OMalley, Rollo Campbell
Carl Proudfoot, Glenn Farley.
C. Glass Frances Stevens, Basil Egan.
Kindergarten--MidiedL Lloyd, Florence Nelson,
Frank Hertic, Lottie Halderman, Emma Sch
Welkart Martha Swartz, Margaret Clease, Percy
Nangle.
There is mnch food for thought in the above
statistical report for all who vitality interested
| in schools. The first requisite to good work
on the part of the individual pupils is that they
be in school regularly. Repeated absence para
| lyzes the efforts of the teacher The sickness of
| so pupils during the month, and the illness of
| parents in other homes only partially accounts
| for the fact that the average attendance is 100
| below the enrolment. The absent pupils are not
| truants, but out of school by the consent of
| parents.
| The banner schools for attendance below the
| high school Miss Rtchie's and Miss Cleary's.
249 pupils in all attended every day of the month.
| We would be pleased to see this number increas-
| ed to 300 during the current school month. We
believe that all teachers earnestly striving to
bring the efficiency of their departments up to
high standard They deserve the cooperation
| of parents.
| The honor roll is smaller than it would have
| been on account of illness in some homes, but
| is still very creditable.
| E. $. LING, Prin.