The border vidette., 1903-12-26
Totals.
ROLL OF HONOR.
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HIGH SCHOOL: Junior Year-Ethel Dohcrthy, Olivia A. Doherthy, Pa uline Mercer.
 Dora Hannah. Hope Hand, Mabel Marleau, Pea1l Mar.eau, Irene Mercer, Edward Mix, Ella Teeter.
 First Year Lottie Cooper, Ysabel Carpenter, Dora Gittins.
 SECOND GRAMMAR, Miss J. Bohal, teacher: Eight Grade-Mary Warren. Seventh Grade Mercedes Lopez, Oracle Gildea, Alice O'Neill, Rosa Montague
 FIRST GRAMMAR. Miss Crea ger, teacher: Sixth Grade-Frank Gilpin, Reta Maloney, Edith Doherthy.
 Fifth Grade Duane Bird, Clara Noon. Eugene. Syk kes, Esther O'Neill. Jay Faulds.
 SECOND INTERMEDIATE, Mrs. Wood. :. teacher: Fourth Grade-Essle Moore, Francis Duffy, Margarita Boucharin, George Spraker, Florence Gildea, Irene Woodrum, Celeste Thomas, Virginia Maloney, Zelse Jones.
 Third Grade-Adela Carrazosa, Roberto Mon ta que, TrIxie Jund, Mar garite Islas, Douglass Cooper, Harry Henderson, Lulu Sykes. Willie Gilpin.
 FIRST INTERMEDIATE, Miss Hallock, teacher:-Celeste Noon, Josephine Mix. Vida Cooper, Hattie Barringer Jennie Grant, Rosario Espriu, Jewel Turner. Harold Neumann, Louis Page: Guada- lupe Castro, Francisco Mendibles.
 SECOND PRIMARY, Mrs Saxon, tooobor. N,rtJa Mo riao, FL, wood, George Moore, Margarita Good man, Rosario Hermos:llo, Theodora Rivera, Maria Rivera, Joaquin Lopez.
 FIRST PIMARY, Miss Douthitt, teacher: Willie Broad, Kort Neu- mann, Ramon Reina, Freddie Spink, Abelardo Vazquez, Juan Floss, Mariana Heredia, Lorenzo E,pinoza, Ma,ia Bayze, Louisa Brickwood, Victoria Camberos, Virginia Cordova, Eoiss, Islas, Beatrice Montague, Louisa Eli zabeth Mcclure, Arietta Smith, Jose phine Chenoweth, Stella Turner, Oracle Kissinger.
 KINDERaARrEN, Miss Smithson, teacher: :-Eugenio Santa Cruz, Thomas Rafael, Jesus Buruel, Jesus Santa Cruz, Alberto Clark, Josefa Fierros, Julia Peiiegrin, Ida Pellegrin, Beatrice Mix, Josephine Titconb, Eloisa Hernandez, Julian Powell, Ernest Moreno, Rancho Moreno, Louisa Henderson, Emma Beck, Celsa Preciado, Helen Conwell.
 The high-school had but one case of tardiness during the month, thus se- curing the banner for punctuality, while Miss BohalPs room was awarded the barner for the highest per cent in attendance, and the banner for enroll ment of new pupils went to Miss Smithson's room, she having enrolled nine pupils for the first time during the month.
 There were but 66 ca ses of tardiness during the entire month while tine number neither absent nor tardy reached TT, and of this number, 99 were on the honor roll. The enroll ment has now reached 4S3, which is nearly SOZ of the census enumeration.
 t affords me much pleasure to state that l33 visits were made by the good patrons and citizens tn the schools dur ing the month, which has greatly en- couraged the pupils and teachers.
 The average daily attendance was nearby 75 more than for the cores pending month last year.
 l feel quite grateful to the patrons for their hearty cooperation for the success of our schools and can say that greater interest Was manifested by pupils and teachers, ana better work done, than for either of the past three months.
 The program rendered by the sev- eral different departments at the close of the month was such as to reflect credit on the pupils and those who trained them
 The schools will open again on Mon day, January 1, 1904, and l trust that the encouragement extended by the patrons the past month to your honora ble board and the teachers, will