The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-03-07
MCNTHLY REPORT
SNYDER SCHOOLS


some extent the Importance OF IN ap-
plicatlon 20 study and our patrons
are cooperating In commendablc
way
The parent teachers clubs of tho
respective buildings are doing no
ble work in many ways They have
planted trees on rhe school grounds
equipped the grounds with PLAY
ground apparata, and painted the In
terror of the walls OF library room
and also placed new book case In
the library room The Altrurian clut
received number of trees from the
"A. a NJ College and planted then
on the school grounds All this splen
did work shows the interest Of the
snyder people in their schools. We
heartily appreciate every thing don,
for the schools. We further more eX-
pect to have more 10 say later on
with reference 10 the work.
The music teachers of the town
have organized choral club OF
number OF school pupils. They alsc
have a program TO render 'u chapel
twice "a month. operate selections
All this ia OF hlgh educational val
ne and We feel fortunate indeed ior
our pupils TO have such opportun.
tiles
The snyder High School has no
had a tariy this scholastic ycar One
tardy IN Central huilding one In
North wasd and three in Colonial
hin were record dcd last month
The herceniaFe of attendance
reached eS per cent We are glad q
report remarkable increase On tho
percentage OF attendance. u is due %.
course 10 the health conditions OF the
district
with the exception of one depart
,mcrt the corporal pnnishmenls are
fewer than common. That too indi
Gates an effort ol me part oi The
patrons TO assis, the teachers iu
standing ror good discipline. Our I'm
. terest is quickly enlisted In that line
because just q little encouragement.
and cooperation az home 40 a lons
way IN lin'ng % burden from %
Teacher. and sometimes saves O pupil
from an embarrassment that sting
inside as wen as outside.
Homo. Roll Si,th Month.
Central Grades.
Mildred Barnes Mildred Aucutt
Addie Council. Willie Ruth Clement
Clara Maye Couch MorrCl Biakely
Ellen Pratt. Lillian Fish. Alice WIZ
iams. Glenn Hulcheson. in seventh
Grade
Odcu Blackard Beatrice Woodland.
Willie Marie Turner Leona huggins
Maurine Cunningham Claude Mus
nhree IN 9th rrade
Evelyn Irvine, Tip Messimer. Ger
trude lsaaos. Vera Nell GrantAam
!ene Doak in 5th Grade.
Florence Griffith Pauline Kelly i1
4th grade
Reuben .Popnoo. George WEBB
Bruce Barnes. Mary Huckabee, Nora
Byrd. 3rd grade
: Eugene Huggins. Charles Lock
Mauripe McClinton, Johnnie
f.ee shaw. End grade.
Christina James. Adele Baugh
Lewis Cation. Mary Mcmillan in Is
ygrade and Violet Bradborry in sec
Sond grade.
North Ward
- ALVIN Koonsman, Myrtle Woodii'
Ray Fesmire in 4th grade.
Ruth Miller, Annie Belle Under
wood Willie Joe Beck in Bird grade.
(, Barnio Temple. Mack Jones in End
grade.
Colonial Hill
Wilmeth Tinker. Willc Fern Cur
~. Elaine Rosser. Mary Robinson
Pauline Jenkins Janie Davis. Noe
Banks. In 9th grade.
- Pauline johnson, Ellen Buica John
son. IN 5th grade.
=. Tommie jenkins. Morione Con"ell
Hubert Curry. Ina Wade. lmogenc
Mragnon. Charles Banks. in 4th
efade. Nina Banks. Marguerite Adam
Nn. Lena Ruth Smith. Joel rug'
Hamlett. Hugh Boren. Jr.. Gwendol
yn Chambers. J. B. Casey in 2nt
grade. Weldon Graham in lst grade
In the Central building, High |
school. the 9th gradc Won the ban
ner OF attendance. and M's' Bfhbee''
room won It in the g.ades. In Norif
word Miss Clanton's room wen tn
banner As no room IL e3uiiled to ih" /
banner when It has a ta-dy. no room
in Colonial Hill can have banner
this month. Every room had a tardy
Respectfully, 5. l.. RIVEs. !