The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-06-22

system against its return. Try Hoods.
| James Parks, Ruth Masteller
| Monroe Culp, George Smith, Wal
| ter Cook, Oliver Deiffenbach, Mar
Igaret McGill and Frank Mcbride
| B intermediate, Helen Wander
slice, teacher; Harry Ralston
Charles PETER, Marie Lee ant
| Ethel Searles.
| B intermediate, Minnie Penman
teacher; Ethel Mari, Madge Kah.
ler, Elsie Ruckle, Katherine Van.
Buskirk, Stella Hartman, Ruth
Bomboy, Martha White, Raymond
Hidlay, Daniel Beckley, John Nc.
Keand, Esther Pegg, Ruth Rich
eldifer and Catherine Mason.
B intermediate, Katherine Cadow
teacher; John Ertwine, Elva Hum
mel, John Stuckey, Ruth Ruch,
Fred Kahler, Lester Rupert, Lulu
Oil, Ralph Ivey, Artillian Stuckey,
Percy Roadarmel, Elsie Drake and
Daisy Gilbert.
A intermediate, Gertrude Rink
er, teacher; Mabel Swentzell, Olive
Cameron, Carlton Peifer and Inez
Walter.
A intermediate, Emma Cadman,
teacher; Clara Dietrich, Margaret
Fowler, Nora Betz, Lee Harmony,
Grace Dietrick, Hazel Edgar, John
Henrie, Harold Jones Morris Able
man, Annie Case, Kenneth King,
John Ruch and Elmer Smith.
c Grammar, Minnie Terwilliger,
teacher; Adah Ashworth, Rosabelle
Shoemaker, John Reimard, Mary
Yost, Loren Somer, Letha Bennett
and Lee Edwards.
c Grammar, Ellen Hassert,
teacher; Lee Hassart, Grace Smith,
Helen Werkheiser, Mae Gross, Ru
dolph Hoffman, Fred Hippensteel,
Helen Pegg and Renzie Diehl.
c Grammar, S. J. Johnston,
teacher; Edna Ale, Mable Merricle,
Ruth Hidlay, Sarah Strohm, Mary
Parks, Charles Brown, Otto Has
sert, May Kahler, Perry Holdren,
Jane Henrie, John Gilbert, Grover
Driesbach and Harry Hartman.
B Grammar, John F. Watson,
teacher; Harriet Hartman, Ora Bar
Der, Louisa Hill, Mabel Yost, Ia
cey White, May Obi, Dianna Pugh,
Myron Kocher and Paul Correll.
B Grammar, Ella Allen, teacher;
Marie Kashner, Leatha Wolf, Lii
lie Keller, Ethel King, Margaret
Mabus, Ruth Stohner, Lola Drum,
Della Fornwald, Anna Flaherty,
Edna Keifer, James McKeand, My
ron Werkheiser, Fred Chromis,
Clayton Culp, Ralph Krumm, Ray
Fornwald, William Logan, Paul
Rupert, Fred Kline, Frank Kahler
and Josiah Ralston.
A Grammar, Rush Shaffer,
teacher; Galord Mussleman.
A Grammar, Elmira A. Wilson,
teacher; Ruth Woods, Ruth Ewes,
Martha Hummel, Edna George,
Mabel Eyerly, Freda Smith, Jessica
Cameron and Maggie Holdren.
High School; Emerson Davis,
William Henrie, Paul Culp, Clark
Hartman. Ethel Henrie, Bessie
Lemon, Beulah Tubbs, Ethel Faust,
Elizabeth Walter, Lulu Umstead,
Bessie Ferguson, Lillian Raber,
Lizzie Reilly, Mary Corey, Eva
lyn Flynn, Helen Ralston, Mae
Hess, Irene Reimard, Laura Wat
kins and Jessie Ruhl.
This roll of honor contains 2oI
names and is much larger than any
preceding roll. 1t shows that II
of the total enrolment for the year
attended every day of the year.
The eight schools in the Fifth
street building furnished so names
for this roll, the twelve schools in
the Third street building II names
and the four schools in the Centre
street building SO names. Alto
gether it contains or more names
than last years roll. A study of
this roll with the former roll will
show you which teachers are the
most successful in their efforts to
secure the most regular attendance.
Since the progress Of the pupils is
partly dependent upon their iegu-
lar attendance those teachers that
make the greatest effort to get their
pupils to school every day, and
usually are the most successful in
this particular, deserve your COM
mendation and the gratitude of
their patrons.
For the last four years I have
held the final examinations in Spell
ling and Arithmetic in all grades
above the c Primary. By compar-
ing the marks of the first final in
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