The border vidette., 1903-11-07
ROLL OF HONOR.

| HULL UT 1tONOh. HIGH SCHOOL:
 Junior year-Ethel Doherty, Olivia A. Doherty.
 Second year-Maggie Brick wood Pearl E. Branch, John Brickwood Dora Hannah, Mabel Marleau. Pear Marleau, Irene Mercer Ed dward Mix, Ella Teeter.
 First year-Lottie Cooper, Rosa Fowler, Dora Gittins.
 Eighth Grade-Emma Ashley, Alex. Henderson, Mary Warren.
 Seventh Grade Mercedes Lopez, Oracle Gildea, Alice O'Neil, Rosa Montague, Newton Mercer, Mabel Fowler
 Mss JESSIE BoHALL, Teacher.
 Sixth Grade - Reta MaIoney.
 Fifth Grade-Clara Noon, Ruth Winstead, Duane Bird, Eugene Sykes.
 JESSIE CREAGER, Teacher.
 Third Grade-Lulu Sykes, Filiberto Saldamando, Neva Reud, Douglass Cooper Harry Henderson, Margarita Islas, Herbert Chatham, Rosa Well and.
 Fourth Grade Margarite Bouchar- in, George Spraker, Virginia Maloney, John Dessart, Florence Gildea, Fran cis Duffy, Oscar Barringer. Irene Woodrum.
 LULA R. WooD, Teacher
 Second Grade Adela Peltier, Euge- nio Peltier, Louis Page, Della Cooper, Muriel Frazdorf, Hattie Barringer, Jennie Grant, Mary Beck, Helen Maloney, Francisco Mendibles Herold Neumann, Josephine Mix
 E. J. HALLoCK, Teacher.
 Second Primary-Luis Camacho, Ignacio Camacho, Celsa Ayala, Will liam Thomas, Carlos Santa Cruz, Margarita Goodman, Florence Hen derson, Maria Valenzuela, Myrtle Marleau, Carmen O'Niel, Rosaria Her. mosillo.
 MRS. J. A SAXON, Teacher,
 First Year Primary-Cort Neu- mann, Ramon Reina, Freddie Spink, Louisa Brick wood, Emelie Bancillon, Petra Camacho, Elena Cox, Marie Frazdorf, Eloisa Islas, Beatrice Mon tague, Lola Peck, Rita Alvarez, Louisa Mcclure.
 ZANNIBEL DoUTHITT, Teacher.
 KINDERGARTEN, Miss Smithson, tea cher: Alvarez, Juli, Pelle- grin, Ida Pellegrn, Beatrice Mix, Guadalupe Sanchez. Ilene Maloney, Anita E. Garcia, Gertrude Spink, Eloisa Hernandez, Mary Sykes, Fanny O'Nei, Louis Henderson, Emma Mix
 The high school won two banners during the month, one for percentage in attendance, and the other for pune tuality, there being but two cases of absence and one of tardiness during z the entire month.
 Miss Snithson has the banner room for enrolment of new pupils during the month, fourteen pupils having been registered for the first time durin 2 the term in the register.
 While the first months report was an exceptionally good one in compari- son with past reports, the second month Is a very decided Improvement over the first month. The enrolment has increased by g, which brings the total enrolment up to 417. And yet, in the face of this large increase in enrolment, the number of eases in tardiness was only 5l, as against 63 last month. This speaks well for any school the size of the Nogales public schools, and teachers and pupils are working together to lower this record during the present month. The num- Der neither absent nor tardy during the monthe was l76, being an increase over the first month of 32. The honor roll, which numbers 95 pupils is suff ciept eveIdence of the very pleasing improvements in the daily recitations and monthly examinations over the first month, the increase on this list being 3S'
 It otfords me much pleasure to state that the pupils have manifested re rnarkable interest in their work throughout the month, and there IS