The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-11
Union City Public schools.

"A report Tor the flrsb month OF the
year 1907-s is most encouraging. The
number Of pupils "On Roll" at the
end of the month is 702, or l07 more
than at the same time last year. This
increase is manifested In all depart
ments. Perhaps the greatest cause
for rejoicing is the marked improve
ment in the regularity Of attendance.
With the enrolment in the High
School Department fully equal to that
Of last year, yet the numbers Of absen-
tees are hardly one-thirdo OF what they
were year ago. Tardiness has been
decreased seyeSsy-five per cent when
compared with last years record.
Regularity Of attendance is one Of the
most important factors in q students
success. Our work is outlined for nine
months and is graded for the average
pupil. 1t is easy to see that If the
pupil is not In school, he cannot sue
cessfully compete with those who are
there. 1t Is an undisputed fact that
the pupils making the correct prog
ress and gaining independence are
those who are on time always. Pa
rents realize that we need your CO.
operation along this line in order to
bring your school to Its highest ef-
ficiency. The list Of those who were
present on the first day Of school and
have been neither absent nor tardy
during the month OF September is:
HIeH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Alma Foute, Bessie Harper, Lucille
Major, Mary Moore, Winnie Davis |
Moore, Maud Nichols, Joe Rippy, Lula |
White, James Howard, Chloe Peeler
Shaw, Mary Andrews, Agnes Coble,
Allie Mai Davie, Volena Floyd, Erin
Horsley, Ruth Isaacs, Lucille Layne,
Margaret Morton, GeneyIeye Mailing, |
Lucille Posey, Leila Reeves, Glenn
Davis, win Kerlin, Talmage Seavers,
Melvin Tisdale, Marene Allen, Lara
Caldwell, Mary Hunter Flack, Oron
Hallum, Emmie Locke, Ruth McCon-
nell, Harry Harper, Fulton Moffett,
Murry Woody, Pauline Barney, Ruth
Beeler, Maude Byers, Annie Laurie
Caldwell, Lucille Caldwell, Ina Cock
ran, Katharine Dahnke, Guarner
Gray, Perneasy Hale, Katharine Nor
ris, Olive Layne, Lucille Nagle, Ruby
Nash, Mary Bird Pursley, Ruby
Reeves. John Hefiey, Rex Naylor, 2
George Posey, Paul Wells. (53) 4
FIRST GRADE.
Eugene Campbell Fred Dahnke,
While Roper, Aubrey French, Mary
Butler, Sarah Nash, 1nez Page, Ethel a
Taylor, Janet Harris, Vera Roper, e
Mary Lee Schmidt, Mary Lee Stone. {
SECOND GRADE. !
Edward Reeves Adams, Henry !.
Dahnke, Lee Hickman, O'Bryan Hor-
Ter, Freehng Johnson, Frank Kim
.ey, Jas. Mcclure, Arthur Willbanks,
lorine Craig, Helen Dahnke, Elsie
french, Naidene Jordan, Esther 3
Moore, Ollie May Park, zula Park y
nan, q
THIRD GRADE.
Leslie Baker, Rebekah Reeves, :
,ary Brummel, Grace Roper, Dew 'c
eaux Gibbs, Katharine Richards, e
Isa Hickman, Kathleen Roberts, Mesa to
Carrie Smith, Robt. Nc a
.inney. Lizzie Wise, y. p. Morris, Fl
.aurence Mute, j. @. Waddell, Ger til
ID Woosley, George Monrotus, Clatie "a
lndrews, Minnie Beck. Lerline Dem !,
am, Fannie Mott Drislxill, Ruth 81
riflin. Louise Luten, Fora Milburn, !.
nth Moore.
FOURTH GRADE.
Harold Caldwell, Rufus Caldwell, =
erbert Cunningham, Ripley Davis. =,
rnie Hudgins, Elton Mcclure. Allen =
caves, Marjorie Adams, Kate Wat
% Beckham, Lucille Craig, Mary Lee n
odgers, Marie Sedberry. Josephine frS