The border vidette., 1903-10-10
Totals. 3o5 o5 ROLL OF HONOR.
HIGH SCHOOL:

ROLL OF HONOR- HIGH SCHOOL:
 Junior year-Ethel Doherty, Olivia A. Doherty, Pauline Mercer
 Second Year-Pearl E. Braach, Maggie Brick wood, John Brick wood, Dora Hannah, Pearl Marleau, Mabel Marleau. Irene Mercer, Ella Teeter-
 First Year-Lottie Cooper, Dora Gittins, Richard Modie
 SECOND GRAMMAR - Miss Bohall, teacher:
 Eighth Grade-Alex. Henderson.
 Seventh Grade-Alice ON eill, Mer- cedes Lopez. George Raphael. '
 FIRST GRAMMAR - Miss Creager, teacher:
 Sixth Grade-Louisa O'Neill.
 Fifth Grade-Ruth Winstead.
 SECOND INTERMEDIATE- Wood, teacher:
 Fourth Grade = Irene Woodrum, Lucille Neumann, Margarita Bou- chariu, Zellee Jones, Mary Peck, G gorge Bayze, Nicholas Rodriguez, Oscar Barringer.
 Third Grade-Lula Sykes, Marga rita Islas, Neva Reud, Rosa Weiland.
 FIRST INTERMEDIATE- Hallock, teacher:
 Second Grade Manuel Islas, Louis Page, Eugen;o Peltier, Della Cooper Muriel Frazdorf, Adela Peltier, Mil ton Love.
 SECOND PRIMARY = Mrs. Saxon, teacher: First Grade-Ignacio Camacho, Theodora Rivera, Myrtle Marleau, Rosario Hermosilo.
 FIRST PRIMARY = Miss Dcuthitt teacher:
 First Grade-Ramon Reina, Freddie Spink, Victoria Camberos, Marie Fraz dorf, Eloisa Islas. Petra Camacho.
 KINDERGARTEN - Miss Smithson. teacher:
 Eloisa Hernandez, Julia Pellegrin. Beatrice Mix, Ida Pellegrin, Gertrude Splnk, Josephine Titcomb
 Miss Bohall has the banner loom for percentage. in attendance for the month.
 Mrs Wood has the banner room for percentage in punctuality, being but three cases of turliness during the entire month.
 Miss Smithson has the banner room for enrolment during the month.
 The enrolment for the first. month was 365,- being l72 boys and l93 girls. and in comparison with the first month last year. which was 3f4. it exceeds the enrolment by 2l. Thus this is the banner eurollment for the first month in the history of our city schools. The cases of tardiness during the first month this year exceed that of last year by 1, being @ against 59 last year
 While the cases of tardiness have nightly increase d, the number who were neither abs nor taroiy for the first month this year was IA as against lO7 for the correspon ding fast year. Thus, whi'e we lost but five cases in tardiness, we have gained B in the number neither absent nor tardy
 Fifty-tive names appear on the rciI of honor for the month, which indi- cates that of the HI who were neither absent nor tardy. fifty iiv-, in addition to being perfect in attendance and punctuality, had excellent or perfect department. and that the average of the daily recitations and monthly exa minations. was atove S5 per cent.
 This is in excess If the roll of honor for the corresponding iaouth last year by fourteen. Ie may be said, therefore, that the pupils in the No gales Public Schools are advancing as time and general civilization advance
 It is a true saying that each and every school, or other powers for good, advances or retards, since 1t Is i'm possible to stand still. Thus it is a pleasure to state that our city schools are up with the procession in advance. ment,
 There is as good talent displayed by the pupils will be formed anywhere in the country, and 1t is hopsd for that for the present month more patrons will corporate with the board trustees and the teachers for a decided increase in enrolIement