The Holt County sentinel., 1916-01-21
County School Notes.

Every one VIII ne pIease0 10 near OF
the supplementary apportionment OF
1884 ,ls9.3l, made December -, 1913,
as the result Of the mandamus suit
brought by the State Superintendent
Of Public Schools against the state
Auditor, to compel lin to certify
tiG,js7 - for apportiOnment.
While not securing the amount lie
sued for, the state Superintendent
feels lie has Won agrcat victory for
the people Of Missouri. Tie total
amount apportioned to the public
schools Of the state this year Is 81.
pi37l %, which Is an increase OF
sl3 6gi over the appOrtionment for
1914.
benton School, Mr.. Earl Rock,
teacher, has had no tardy marks, up
to date. Tie following nine pupils
we're perfect In attendance for the
first half year: Doris beavers, vii.
lard Murray, Alice Minshall, Norma
Russell, Noel Andler, Earl Beeler,
Reuben Bumpus aud Francis kunkel.
There were nine pupils neither all.
sent nor tardy IN the Triumph school,
Mr. Frank smith, teacher: clyde
and Hazel Mitchell, Elmer, Emma
and Elsie Campbell, Kathleen aud
Charles Edwards, perIa parsOn and
Estella Diggs.
Five pupils IN the Brush College
school. Miss Mary DunnihuO, teacher,
we're neither absent nor tardi: Iter.
tia and Glenn Eckard, lee Massic,
Evelyn Ouslcy aud DJrY,hea Cook.
Nellie Black was neither absent
nor tardy IN the Monarch School,
Miss ora MunkreS, teacher
Biair School. Miss llsyl Swope,
teacher, had three o. these honor
pupils. Donald Lumfurd Helen
>hunkwilrr. Edna Lon!
Chambers School. Mis-, Jessie Boyd,
teacher, had four Howard, Harvey
and NrIiiu springs, aud DJDIic pIIck.
Eo7k> Tor the library have been par.
chased TO the amount u slu -, the
money having been raised 10y bon
supper.
King Grove school. Mis- Pauline
Isllrr, teacher, had seven perfect IN
attendance: CIemma and Ivan Me.
PIKE, Claude aud CliiIlri Crockett.
Paul AMI Ruth DE l'fd, and Elsie
Bartfam.
Burr oak school, Miss EIna VII.
Hans, teacher, had four. Ruth. VII.
ma aud Paul Ammo, and Esther
blachly.
summit School, Miss Katy Mckee.
teacher. had live: Eva Lawrence.
Mary aud Lawrence Nauman, Lois
and George Smith.
New Point, advanced room, Miss
iIu,kin, teacher, had four: Charles
LENT, Roy Boswell, Esther Kurt
aud Roy Wright,
Idl.wilde Scho.l, belonging 10 Con.
solidaIrd School District No. J, Miss
Elsie Crow. teacher, had eight honor
pupils Thelma aud Orvil Lippolh,
Irene aud Marguerite Minton, Irene
and Iiernice Hopper, Bernice Lease
and Ethel Lewis,
Chrrrydale School. Miss Juanita
lladian, teacher, had no tardies dur
inR Tie first half year and four honor
pupils. Charles Adkins. Gilber, Bar,
rackman, Beriie baker and Theodore
Hoe.
Pine mn, Miss GOldie Grow, teach.
er. had three perfect In attendance
Mary Muwry, Evelyn Crider and Lo.
rene Long.
FairyieH school, Mis-, Eva mt,
teacher, had three: Glenn IIodgin,
burnett Kunkel and bale Williams.
Pleasant IIill, Miss Frances Potter,
teacher, had live; Stella Long, Nil.
dred Skeels, Floyd Hester, Lila
Browning and Cara Richards.
A handsome diploma was sent to
each OF these pupils by The County
Superintendent,
a very interesting meeting Of the
Teachers Reading Circle convened In
the superintendent ol,lce, January
:, The next meeting will be Satur.
day evening, January -; changed
from Friday evening, so as not to
conflict with the exercises TO be held
In the High School building, which
We all wish to attend, We have now
begun our second book, Education
for Efficiency" by King. The lesson
consists Of the iirs, six chapters.
ALBERTA GREEN MURPHY,
County Superintendent.