Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-21
TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
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tendance, DoyS 90, BlllS 0S' h"''Do'
tardy, boys 2, girls 1 perfect in at
tendance, boys 8, girls 4.
No. b. Edith Keller, teach r, enr IL
ment, boys:lO, girls9 per cent. attend
auce, boys So, girls 90; number tardy,
boys 2, girls 2; perfect in attendance,
boys 8, girls 2.
No. 8, John Metz, teacher, enroll
ment, boys IA, girls II; per cent. at
tendance, boys 90, girls 0j; numbe
tardy, boys 2, girls o; perfect in at
tendance boys u, girlss.
No I, Halle Shipman, teacher, en-
rollment, boys 6, girls 10; per cent
attendance, boys 80, girls 50, number
tardy, boys girls perfect in at
tendance, boys 2, girls L.
No. 8, G II. Neiderhouse, teacher,
enrolment, boys lG, girls IA, per cen.
attendance, boys 81, girls So; number
tardy, boys 1, girls O; perfect in at
tendance, boys 3, girls 3.
MOO, Edith Spilker, teacher, en-
rollment, boys 10, girls 10, per cent.
attendance, boys 81, girls %; number
tardy, boys 0, girls O; perfect IN at
tendance, boys IL, girls 1.
No. 10, Gertrude Zingg, teacher, en-.
rollment, boys u, girls . per cent. at
tendance, boys 9S, girls 81, number
tardy, boys |, girls o.; perfec in at
tendance, boys s, girls 3.
No. II, Grace Bllnn, teacher, enroll
ment, boys IA, gils 10, per cent at
tendance. boys 50, girls 81; number
tardy, boys o, girls 0; perfect in at
tendance, boys 6, girls I.
No. ~, Louise Kraus, teacher, en-
rollment, boys IL, girls 20; per cent. at
tendance, boys SO, girls so; numter
tardy, boys 5, girls Is; perfect in at
tendance, boys 2, girls 3.
No. 13, Louise Ault, teacher, enroll
ment, boys 49, girls ~ per cent at
tendance, boys 0S, girls 05; number
tardy, boys o, girls /; pc feet i'll at
tendance, boys II, girls S.
No. II, Myrtle Blinn, teacher, en-.
rollment, boys 10, girls 13; per cent at.
tendance, boys 96, girls 93 number
tardy, boys 0, girls O; perfect in at
tendance, boys 3, girls ..
No. Is, R. E. Kille, teacher, enroll
ment, boys II, girls A. per cent. at
tendance, boys 96, girls 9S; number
tardy, boys 2, girls l. perfect in at
tendance, boys s. girls 2.
Dist. 16, May E Miller, teacher, en-
rollment, boys 14,glrls I per cent. at
tendance, boys so, girls SO; number
tardy, boys o, girls o; perfect in at
tendance, boys 6, girls 2.
Dist. No. 4, Miss Halle Blinn's
school had largest enrolment of boys,
20.
Dist. No. II. Miss Lousie Kraus's'
school had largest enrolment of girls,
20.
Dist. No. 6, Mr.. John Nietz's school
had best per cent attendance for boys,
80.
Dist. Nos. 6 and Is, Miss Valley
Simmons, and Mr.. Ralph Kille's, had
best per cent attendance for girls 90
each.
Dist. No. 2, Mr.. Lewis teacher, kept
up its reputation by having greatest
number of tardy marks for boys, but
No. Is, Mr.. Killes scoool had greatest
number tardy marks for girls.
Dist. Nos. and 0. taught by Mr..
Metz and Miss Spilker respectivelc,
had greatest number boys perfect in
attendance, each having II
Dist. No. 13, Miss Louise Ault
school, had greatest number of girls
perfect in attendance s.
Miss May Miller of Dist No. 10 has
been confined to her home the last
few days by sickness. Miss Elizabeth
Ault is supplying In her place.
The following Districts have held
various socials affairs this year for the
purpose of gaining money with which
to purchase books for their respective
pupils libraries.
Dist. No. 2 Mr.. Lewis teacher, raised
$500.
Dist. No. 2, Miss Simmons teacher,
raised $500.
Dist. No. 7, Miss Halle Shipman
teacher, raised $500.
Dist. No. 8, Mr.. G. H. Niederhouse
teacher, raised S2350.
Dist. No. o, Miss Spilker teacher,
raised 5000.
Dist. No. IL, Miss Grace Blinn
teacher, raised S23.50.
Dist. No. IA, Miss Myrtle Blinn
teacher, raised $3.50
Dist. No. 10, Mr.. Kille, teacher,
raised $500.
This is very complimentary to the
pupils and teachers, and we may all
well feel proud of fine little libraries
found in each of the Perrysburg Twp
rural schools. Dist. No. 13 has about