The Ordway new era., 1910-12-09
Ordwoy Public Schools
MONTHLY REPORT

| UaTulueSS, ". n
Enrullment-Boys2, girls 6, total 3.
Belopping-Buysl |, girls 4, total 8.
Attendance-Buys2 %, girls 10, TO-
tai 81. 80.
Average attendance-BOys Id, glris
1 l, total s 4.
cent.
HIGHEST RANK-GRADEs l tos.
| Dnris Rndocker, 2 Hiawatla Col.
bert. LucreLia Carles.
| Pupiil n"ithrr absent nor tardy:
Hiawathl Colbert, Doris Rodockcr'
Mauuu colbert.
| VIVA SYPHER, Teacher.
| GRADE
Days taught, 20; days absent, o; TAR
| lineSS, U.
Enrollmcnt-6O Boys 81, girls %, to
tai -.
Belorging-Boys 90. girls II, total 40
Attcndance-Boys 5O8, girls 26s,
Average attendancc-Boys 25, girls
l3 total 3S.
cent.
HIGHEST RANK.
GRADE l-B Glass.
! EIlWdTu
| 3 Richard Gallavan, 1 Harry Osberg,
) Clyde Whipple,
a CLASS
l Alfred Forcher. Ella PAntle. 3
Pearl Knight, ! Charlena Collins. b
BESSIE Buuldin.
Pupils neither absent nor taIdy:
Joe Eouldin. Charley Clilton, Eo'
ward Downey, Burdett lnman, Rich'
.rd Gallavan, Edward Green. Frank
Iumistnn. Jack Mast, Glendon
Thompson, Harry Osberg, Charlena
Collins. Alta Frye, Ella Pantle, Dor
othy Thomas, j. J. Roberts.
LILLE CORvAN, Teacher.
GRADES 2 2AND3.
Days taught 20; days absent 0; tar
Enrolled in Grade Two, 30: Grade
Three, 10.
Enrollment-Boys 26. girls %, total
10.
B .lOnging-Boys2 81, girls 20, total Al.
Attcndance-Boys 3i5, girls 33S,
total III.
Average attendance Boys 10, girls
II, total SO.
Hardness, 0. attendance, % per
cent.
HIGHEST RANK--GRADE
! Isabella Downey, . May Gallayan,
) Merle Green, Kenneth Short, 5 Paul
ROhl.
! Russell Henderson, 2 Gladys
Smith, 3 Caroline Meyer, David H.
gcnfritZ. 5 Robert Bryant.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Maurice Green, Russell Henderson,
David llgeufritz, Orvil DOwney, Fred
| Fenton. Paul Rohl, Irwin Shelton,
Logan Brunton. Floyd Simmer, Hes.
ter Bouldin, Anah Bartlett, Ethel
| Blevins, Isabella DOwney, Doris
Ellis, Jessie FAIRIES. May Gallavan.
Fern Huling. Jessie Steele.
LORENA GILBERT, Teacher.
GRADES 3 AND4.
Enrolled In Grade 3, 10; Grade 4, 30.
Days taught, 20; days absent, o; tar
| 1incsS 0.
Enrollment--Boys 20, girls "a, total.
Belonging-Boys 10, girls 81, total
Attendancc-B Boys 3s5, girls 394,
total 779.
| Average attendance-Boys 1856,
| girls 1877; total 35 25.
Hardness 4; attendance 81 per
cent.
HIGHEST RANK-GRADE 3.
| Russell Henderson, 9 Gladys Smith,
3 Caroline Meyer, David llgenfritz
) Robert Bryant.
| GRADE 4.
Cora Cockcrel, 2 Emerson Eagle
ton, 3 Robert Estes, 4 Victor Some
land, 3 Elva Edgar.
i hnr a r
Emerson Eagleton, Robert Estes
Carl Hoover, Arnold Pleirnan, Bert
Reynolds, Hugar Propst. Wysley
Sewers, Elva Edgar. Muriel Edgar
Naomi Miller, Jennie Roberts, May
Smith. Grace Whipple, Ellen Bart
lett. Esther PanJle. Myrtle Worker,
Gladys Smith.
SUSIE E. ADAMS, Teacher.
| GRADES s AND 8.
Days taught, 20: days absent, 0, tar
| dineSs, 0.
Enrolled in Grade 5, 20; Grade 6, o.
Enrollment-Boys %, girls IL, total
Belonging-Boys %, girls 10, total
3S.
Attendance--Boys 4ls, girls 1924,
total 7lO3.
Average attendance-Boys 81, girls
Is: total 80.
Tardincss 6; attendance 95 per cent.
HIGHEST RANK-GRADE s.
| Dorothy Green. 2 Daryl Ellis, ,
Ned Parrctt, Bernice Turner, 5 Lucy
Bouldin.
GRADE G.
Anna Waugh, 2 Ray Thompson, 3
Archie Sonncland. 4 Fred Pantle,
John Sypher.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Lester Blevins, Merrill lnman, Ralph
Lee, Thomas Station, Milton Zinn.
Ned Parrett, Everett Chester, Daryl
| Ellis Fred Pantle. Archie SQnneland.