Arizona republican., 1910-06-01
THE REPORT
 IF SCHOOLS. Figures Supplied For Years
 Attendance GRAND BALL OF HONOR Of the High School and the
 Roll of Honor for May of
 the Grammar School -I The Sixth Grade the Banner Room

Superintendent B. H. Scudder has issued the following report of attend ance for the public and hig schools
 for the year just completed. Grammar SchOol-Number of days taught. I'll; whole number of days at
 tendance. 63.S27; whole number of days absent. 3.13O; whole number of tardi-
 ness. 759: whole number of boys en- rolled on register, 269; whole number | of girls enrolled. 26S; total enrolment. 537: average number belonging. 391; average daily attendance. 373; per cent
 of attendance on the average number l belonging, 95.
 High School-Number of days taught. 17O, ITO; whole number of days
 attendance, 11,324; whole number of days absent 591; whole number of tar diness, 29O; whole number of boys en-
 rolled, 51; whole number: of girls en- rolled, 30; total enrolment. S1; aver age number belonging, 70; average
 daily attendance, 67; per cent of at tendance on average number belong ing, 96.
 Further details of the report are sup
 piled in the following statement from
 Superintendent Scudder:
 The sixth grade, which becomes the seventh grade next year, will have the
 banner the first month of school next year.
 The third grade had the greatest number of rolls of honor.
 Encouraging attendance secures regularity. punctuality and efficient work. It also secures more funds for ,n iGfr hn nf money is based on average daily at tendance. Our average is 325 for the year in the grammar school. and on the basis of s35 per capita we will re- ceive about S11.375 with which to run the grammar school next year. Our board of trustees, consisting of Messrs. Cosner. Dimes aud SayIor. has already begun to fix up the building for next year Walls will be tinted, black boards slated. woodwork scrubbed and | painted and many other things will be l done to contribute to the health and cleanliness of the building.
 The grammar school building during l last year enjoys the enviable record | of not having a case of scarlet fever i coming from it. The board buys for by the five-gallou jar and | keeps the school house thoroughly 1 fumigated. Thearesults of last year show that it pays well.
 Our equipment. corps of teachers ind builings, etc. are now second to none in our county and this result has been brought about largely by the in crest of the board.
 HONOR ROLL.
 E-oIIOWine iC piypn thp roll of honor Or the month of May for the grammar school, the grand roll of honor of which las already been published. The grand 'oIl of honor of the high school is also given:
 First Primary. l.. Grace Webb. | reacher-Manuel Asedo. Felipe Acosto. 1 Adolph Enriquez. Sabiyo Leon, Ken leth Strong.
 First Grade. Ida w O'Connor. Teacher - Francisco Molina. Jose Flores. Rogelio Segala. Kenneth Ru- ,el. George Gomez. Frank Fogal. Am ,rose stewart. Henry Sateuo, Bennie Ierzherg, Howard Clark, Harold Lu in, Floyd Sanders, Mersades Imperial. Iary Rowand. Aurelia Goodwin. Seckie .Rudeman. Sara AsedOd Barbara Gladys Mullen, JOsse- hine Moeur, Ruby Bowers
 Second Grade, Bertha Wilson. Teach Aepli. Cecil Alexander. De- orah Adams, Hazel Curry, Fedesvinda 'elaya. Floyd Gomez. James Goodwin, n josephine Leon, George Morrow, Ben lie Moeur, Santiago ObregOn. Ben ,owand. Carrie Soza, Chester Wick fife, Eva Doll. Mary Osborn. Charles .ukin. Bert Allen, Lupe Acedo, Chloe acksOn. HI
 Third Grade. Ina McComas. Teacher Carl Bauer, Robert Carr, Willie lark, Thelma Dennis Walter Finch, ll