The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-09
FIRST MONTH Of
SCHOOL CLOSES
SNYDER PUBLIC SCHOOLS ROUND
OUT FIRST MONTH-WORK
VERY SATISFACTORY.


made in the past and the attendance
was much better than the same
month last year This is especially
true in the High School department
where there are quite a number Of
pupils who have not been here be-
fore. These pupils have come because
Of the superior advantages offered by
our High School and we welcome
them to our midst These fine young
people who are seriously in earnest
about their work are making fine
records and our own Snyder boys
and girls are finding them an inspir-
alton.
The classes In the High School are
larger than last year. There are
twenty-five In the senior class. Mr..
10y Ramaour is president Of the
Seniors. There are twenty-five in the
Junior class and they are doing fine
work. They are also well organized
and presided over by Carol Hender-
son.
The Sophomore Glass has 90 mem
bers who are doing excellent work.
They afe really making record that
they will be proud Of In years to
come. They are not the kind to wait
till they are Seniors to got to work
and make good records They are
working on the job now and will
make II interesting for even the SEN
iors to keep up with them in grades
made monthly
The Freshmen are doing full duty
and the class is reasonably large.
Several new pupils arc found in that
class and they are doing themselves
honor as students
The student body seems to have
caught the spirit of the work and the
High School with motto, Work, or
Get out. Is proceeding TO get re-
suits. The school spirit "a stronger
this year than ever sinceewe have
been here and we find less difficulty
In adjusting matters satisfactorily
The monthly report cards have
been sent out and parents have been
notified OF the work doDe by their
ch'ldTcn. We have tried 10 make
these reports fair and honest. We are
sorry to have to report any low grade
but We must give the parents @ true
report Most OF the grades have been
good and in some instances excel
lent II any parent ls not satisfied
with the grades we viii take it as
a favor II you will see us about &c.
We want to work with the parents
and we want them TO work with us
for the best interests of the children
The work OF the grammar and pri-
mary grades has been good Below
will be found few fact that viii bo
Interesting to the people
Enrolment in Grammar Grades at
40. Central building
Seventh Grade 10 boys. IS girls,
Sixth Grade is boys. 20 girls, Miss
Vera Heath. Teacher
Fifth Grade. 10 boys. % girs;
Miss Veda Maxwell Teacher,
Fourth Grade: % boys. 90 girls,
Miss Maggie Lee Hull Teacher.
Enrolment Primary Department
Central Building
First Second and Third Grades
80 boys. So girls. Mrs Grace Moore
and Miss Mamie Ball. Teachers
Enrolment. North ward
Fourth and Fifth Grades 10 boys
u girls, Miss Leila Porter Teacher
First and Second Grades boys.
~ glrla Miss Mary Heath. Teacher
Enrolment Colonial Hll
Third. fourth and dfth grades: o.
boys and girls. Miss Zada Maxwell
Teacher.
First and Second Grades ~ boys
~ girls. Miss Ida Kelly. Teacher
Below win be- found the names Of
all pupils below the High School who
have not been absent or tariy during
the month and whose average grade
is 90 or above. and whose deport-
ment % not below 80. This Honor
Roll will be published al the close
of each month. We hope 10 have
several more names on &C. next
month.
Miss Vera Hoatha room: Ray
mona Cole, Lyle Denebach, Morris