Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-12-01
SCHOOL REP RTS

/ School report for district No. 1o2
for the month ending Nov. "a: No.
Of days taught, 20; No. of scholars
enrolled, 20; average DALI attendance
IS. Those neither absent nor tardy
for the month were Hazel, Norman,
Pearl, Doris, Ray and Kenneth Nc
Carthy, Freda Schuebel, Helen, Vale
ria, Walter and Chester Rolf, Hazel,
Edith, David and John Mcclure and
Albert seigel. &"
Lulu Matteson, teacher.
Report Of Darling school in district
No. "A for month ending Nov. "a: Ad-
vanced room. No. of pupils enrolled,
49,; No. Of days taught, 10; average
daily attendance, It, Pupils not alb,
sent during the month are Nora and
Gust Anderson, Myrna Frederickson,
Lena Sundborg, Elna Skoogberg and
Myrtle Olson. Pupils absent two days
or less are Carrie Anderson, Elmer
Frerichs, Florence Frederickson, Aida
johnson, Halls Mattson, Arnold o.
son.
Myrtle Hink, teacher.
Primary room. No. Of pupils en-
rolled, 26; average daily attendance,
25; pupils not absent during the month
are Marvin Juelson, Mabel and Signie
Nelson, Olga, Edith and Lenard Matt
son, Marvin and Vera Frerick, Mil
dred and lilly Skooeberg, Harland
Benson, Margaret and Melton Nelson,
Ethel and Evelyn Frederickson, Reu-
ben Carlson, Marian Buck and Mabel
Aggan. Pupils absent two days or less
are Alice Juelson, Clarence and Ar
thur Shaffer, Maynard Anderson, Eve
Ign Abrahamson and Helen Frederick
son.
-Huldah Thelander, teacher.
Report of school in district No. 118
for the month ending Nov. "a: No. of
pupils enrolled, 20; No. Of days taught,
20; average daily attendance, 25.
Those neither absent nor tardy during
the month are Howard and Mabel
Campbell, Elmer James and Mildred,
Harriet and Wilbur Stroschein. Those
perfect in attendance out tardy once
are Warren Balm, Donald and Lloyd
Shipman and Sophie Schlumpberger.
Those absent two days or less are
HERNIA Balm, Louise Campbell, Alvin,
James, Leo and Marjorie Meaden, Cliff
ford Shipman, Linda Stroschein and
Mary and Edward Schlunysberger.
Irene l.. Parks, teacner.,
Report of the Cushing school, dis
trict No. Ill, for the month ending
Nov. "a: No. of days taught, 20; No.
of pupils enrolled, 33; average daily
attendance, 30. Those neither absent
nor tardy during the month were Nor
ma Schafer, Sophie Canton, Goldie,
Grace and Helen Garrison, Cyril, Olive
and Erma Kjeldergaard. Those absent
; two days or less were Betsy Lund-
; wall, Sylvia, Lillian and Willie Kas-
tonek, Floy, Bert, Earl, Raymond and
Eugene Skeesnck, Ada and Bernice
Kjeldergaard.
| Ella o. Kjelshus, teacher.
Report of Little Elk school in dis:
trict No. 33 for month ending Nov. "a:
No. of pupils enrolled, IL; average
daily attendance, 81; No. Of holidays
2; No. of visitors, 9. Perfect attend
ance certificates were issued to Olga
Aim, Edith Gradin, Isadore and Lin
nea Hagstedt, Anna, Helen and Mar
= guerita Hansen, Sidney~and Wilfret
Hansen, Earl Knutson, Edward AM
son, George and Mabel Nelson, Evaly1
Olson and Charles Robbins.
Rose J. Anderson, teacher.
Report Of school in district No. 81
Gushing, for month ending Nov. "a
No. Of pupils enrolled, 16; No. of day
taught, 10; No. of holidays, 1; average
daily attendance, Is. Those neithe,
absent nor tardy during the entire
month are Adolph, Reuben, Rachel
Warren, Eugene and Lester Foster
Clarence, Marie, Harry and Elme
johnson and Royal lockwood. Thos'
absent only one day are Serene John
son and Rudolph Kastonek.
Caroline M. Sutliff, teacher.
VISITING NURSES FOR TOWN.
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