Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-03
CRADESSET MARK
FOR ATTENDANCE
Total Of $50 Pupils Are Given Certih-
Gates For Being Neither Alb
sent Nor Tardy.
IRVING SCHOOL LEADS WITH 6s
One Of the Smallest Institutions in the
City Has Largest Proportion III
Perfect Punctuality.

4 total OF oOS SIdue H'iAOo4 P"P'AS
in the nine schools of the city have
been neither absent nor tardy during
the mast wear and will be rewarded
with the customary certificate from
the SUPERINTENDENT office. This was
the announcement made this morning
ny Superintendent Z. c, Fisher, Al
though perhaps not a record-breaker,
this number is one Of the largest III
the history OF the city schools ana IS
very encouraging sign OF the EN-
cheney of the school system.
The champion school in this respect
is Irving, which boasts perfect at
tendance number Of So. The more
credit Is due TO this school also be
cause OF its relatively small size
amoug the schools In fact, II is an
interesting feature that the small
schools Of the city were in proportion
much better attended during the past
wear according to these figures man
rhe larger ones. The number neither
absent nor tardy in each Of the schools
rs as follows. Irving. So; Horace
Mann. so, Grant, 81, Lincoln, So;
Longfellow. 80; Hawthorne, 81; KEN
BILE. -; Frances Willard, u; Audi
bon. s.
Irving School.
Students in the Irving school who
have been neither absent nor tardy
during the past year are as follows:
Kenneth Grove, Abigail Horne, Leo
C0vne. Dorothy Maurus, Paul Bleuer,
Lowell Dunavin. William MCCauley,
Olive Mogler. Ronald Reddig, Theo-
dora Wanuack, Emma Dixon, Clyde
Iglehart. Louise Seidel, Clara Hancq,
Myrtle Frisk. Marguerite EllinwoOd,
Rosetta Williamson, William Wake
land. EVELYN BleUeT, Thelma Clemann,
Isabella Hancq. Caroline Kramer, Rol-
land Schubert, Glenn Scherer, Harold
Thompson. Guy Spore, Clyde Scherer
Burgess Phelps. Bertha Lindblom
Frances Johnson. Henrietta Horst
Olive Hampton. Katherine Ohge. Mar
Cuerite Tonkin. Leona KuTth, Howard
Roberts. OrviiIe Anderson, Edward
Glow. Louise Mathews. Viola Peter
son, Margaret Sundquist, Marjorie
Horst. Ivan Frisk, Richard Olsen
Hope Anderson, Fred Carlson, Alent
Johnson. Dorothy Shield, Ruth Tren
kenschuh. Clarence Mclean, Virginia
Hickey, Martin Dunavin, George New
ton. Marion Watts. Bessie Reames
Hugh Fitzsimmons, Dorothy Nelson
Viola Scherer, Helen Newman, Norma
Fasserl, Cecil Morse, Frederic Wult
Frances Hardy, Archie G.. Anderson
Archie Anderson.
Horace Mann School.
Those from Horace Mann school ar
as follows: Harry Donlin, Jennie An
dersOu, Florence Boynton, Hele
Roehrs, Dorothy Jones, Fred Brand
or, Harold Flenker, Evelyn DonIir
June Doyle, Henry Anderson, Ann
Cab0Oter. George Clossin. William
Jlossin. Oscar De Yacht, Mae Fass
nacht, Helen Jenkins, WymOre Loot
LeCua ROehrs, Clara Sewell, Elwoo
Kraft, Dorothea Henkc, Frank Gross
Ruth Nichols, Jennie Boynton, Mar
LaisneT, Frederick Huber, Carl BOrs
Elaine Rice, Vincent Nelson, Rose
mary HuntOOn, Leland Berry, VeTno
Eugene Berry, Leonard Harold Cas-
sci, John Samuel, Joseph Clossir
Margaret Mueller, Clyde John Norton
j iduh ! al Mis- ItOISt NdTIUl 1lelt
Grace Matilda SamuelsOn, Berth
Madeline Van de MOOrtel. Eva Carl
son, Clarence De Power, Mary Buri
Jacob Baltzer, Emerson Mejerle, vii
liam Johnson, LyIa Williams, Myrtl
Clark, Marie Fry, Jean Huntoon, Leon
ard Oline, Amelia Mally, Irma Rice
Denward Henke, Eugene jenkins
Henry Roehrs, Joseph Baltzer, Hilg
Carlson, Edwin Cassel, Iona Robin
son.
kemble School.
Those from kemble school are a
follows: Mildred Myers. Bernard Con
nelly, Mildred Atkinson. Peter Schou
brock, Theodore Ecklund. Isle Mer
rick, Donald kolls, Pomona Larson
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