The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-06-17

Possible number of days attend
ance: boys 1886, girls 98,288, total
1876, 1884.
Days present: boys 86,373, girls
85,606h, total 171,979k.
Days absent: Boys 11,222k, girls
1852, total 23,904k.
Times tardy, 1894.
Number of teaching sessions, 10,18s
Per cent. of attendance, .8779.
Average daily attendance, 961.
Number of pupils not absent OF tar
dy during year, 36.
Pupils enrolled who have attended
Public Schools in other districts in
the State during the present school
year, 70.
Enrolment.
Grades 1 to a inclusive, 355 boys,
ALP girls; total 767.
Grades 5 to 8 inclusive, 227 boys,
1876 girls; total 422.
Grades 9 to II inclusive, So boys, 60
girls; total 112.
Total number enrolled 1901, 634
boys and 667 girls.
Loss to City from absence of pu-
pills, $3824.72. Allowing 500 unavoid-
able absence, $%1912.36.
Pupils examined by Medical Inspec-
tor. 1900; pupils not examined, 101.
High School Enrolment, Up; 50
boys and 60 girls. In the 9th grade,
81; 10th, %; 18th, ID; 18th, 10.
Number of Graduates this year, 10;
number taking Commercial Course, 7;
number taking General Course, 8.
Ages of Pupils Enrolled in All Grades
Between 5 and 6, 113; 6 and 7, 1872;
7 and 8, 143; 8 and 9, 1913; 9 and 10,
los; 10 and II, 95; II and II, 107;
IL and 10, 1874; Is and IA, 116; IA and
Is, ST; Is and 16, II; 16 and II, so;
II and IS, 10; 10 and 10, 9; 10 and
20, L.
Teachers, AZ.
School will reopen for next term
on September 5.
Honor Roll.
Miss Davis and Mr.. Budd's rooms
won the flags for the month of May.
These two rooms have won the flags
for the year. Miss Davis room has
had the flag four times and Mr. Budd's
room has had theirs three times.
The flags are now in the possession
of these two classes and they will
retain them during the first month of
school for next term.
There are 303 names on the honor
roll for the month of May, as follows
School No. 1.
Miss Dorsheimer-Leona Adams,
Ethel Carly, Myrtle Conover, Clara
bel Fenton, Virginia Newman, Adline
Boney, Ella Thompson, Clifford Fen
ton, Joe Field.
Miss Brown-Silas Boice, Emerson
Rabeau, Horace Hankins.
Miss Ruhl-Edward Baldwin, The
odore Evans, Walter Fenton, Earl
Field, Morgan %Ingersoll, Roy Baker,
Donald Hambleton, Anna McAnney.
Miss Garrison-Ralph Adams,
Frank Beckley, Robert Crowder, How
ard Feaster, Edward Kroger, Rosa
Boney, Dorothy Houser, Miriam Klair,
Doris Kinsell.
Miss Parks-Samuel Ambruster
Francis Newman, Lena Boney, Delma
Kline, Gwendolyn Lake, Roberta Mar
shall, Margaret Race, Ruth Seiwell,
Helen Simons, Elizabeth Thomas,
Mary King.
Miss Hays-Roy Friendlich, John
Gargula, Howard Lloyd, Howard OFT,
Dorothy Evans, May Belle Fenton,
Agnes Pascarello, Frances Thomas.
Miss Miller-Elwood Bowen, Earl
Brown, Elwood Conover, Charles Ev-
ans, Frederick Fries Claude Higbee,
Delamas King, Frederick Lake, Ralph
Maholland, Walter Smith, Clarence
Thompson, John Thompson, Harry
Connolly, Frank Mitelli, Lucian Pata-
la, Mary Boice, Marion Connolly, Ell
eanor C%rowder, Tresa Lavigna, Anna
Schussler, Dorothy Stiles, Katherine
West, Dorothy Browne, Lenore Bar
Der, Mary Cramer.
Miss Higbee-Oswald Bard, Calvin
Bowen, Edward Connolly, Walter
Danielson, Tilton Lake, Thomas
Noone, Hattie Boice, Alice Booth,
Beatrice Downs, Gladys Hawkins,
Edythe Pomelear, Kathryn Whitman.