Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
HIGH SCHOOLS
RECEIVEGREAT
ENROLMENT
Lower Graduations Number
1,24O, and Most Will Con-
tinue Study.
NINTH GRADE IS NEW

Eleven hundred and ffty-three stu
dents will enter upon their freshman
year in Indianapolis high schools Mon
day, according to z. U. Graft, superin-
tendent of schools.
The first term of the year ended yes
terday with a total of 1920 graduates
from elementary schools. OF this num-
Der 200 signifed their intentions to en-
ter Manual Training high school; 297
to enter Shortridge high school, and $50
to enter the Technical high school. A
ninth grade corresponding with the high
school freshman course has been estab
lished in grade school No. a.
TOTAL ENROLMENT
EXCEEDS $4,000.
During the past term the total en-
rollment in elementary schools and high
schools was 1881.
The total school enrolment, including
both elementary and high schools, was
1881, yesterday, the last day Of the first
scnooI term, according to E. U. Graf, su-
perintendent.
The average attendance for the last day
was 81 1916. OF the students enrolled
10, 100 were boys and 1882 girls. The
total attendance for elementary schools
alone was boys, 17,1S5; girls, 1866
total, 1851. High school attendance
was boys, 2,614; girls, 2,8S6; total $500.
SCHOOLS AND NUMBER
OF FINISHING PUPILS.
Following is a list of schools and the
number of SA graduates who completed
the elementary course of study: Build
ing No. ., Delaware and Walnut streets,
"a graduates; No 3, Rural, near East
Washington street, 3d. No. T. Biackford
and Michigan streets, Is; No. 6, Union
and Norwood streets, 81; No. s, Vir-
GINA and Lexington avenues, So; No. 0,
Vermont and Fulton streets, %; No. 10,
Ashland avenue and Thirteenth street,
80; No. II. West and McCarty streets,
IS; No. 13, S. Noble and Buchanan
streets, 10; No 10, East Ohio street,
between Highland avenue and Oriental
streets, 40; No. 16, Bloomington and Mar
ket streets, 10; No. Il, coIored, West
and Eleventh streets. 90; No. IS Palmer
street, between Barth avenue and Ring
gold street, %; No. 10, colored, Palmer
and Wilbur streets, 3 No &c, colored,
MaNindale avenue between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, %; No. 27, Park
avenue and Seventeenth streets, 81; No.
%, Fletcher avenue, near McCarty streets,
Is; No. 81, Lincoln and South Alabama
streets, IS; No. 80, Illinois and Twenty
first streets, SO: No. SO. Sterling and
Twelfth streets, So; No So, Madison ave-
nue. and Raymond streets, "a; No. So,
North Capitol avenue and Twenty
eighth street, d; No 80, State and Lex
ington avenues, 80; No. Il, Thlrtieth
and RAIDER streets, 80; No. 43. Fortieth
street and Capitol avenue, II; No. A,
West Twenty first and Sugar Grove
avenue, 81; No. 40. Park avenue and
Twenty third street, "A; No. A, West
Ray street and Warren avenue, 10; No.
49, kappes and, Morris streets, Al; No
80, Befleview avenue, near Washington
street, 2S No. 81, Olney street and Roose-
welt avenue, 43; No. %, King avenue
and Walnut street, 30; No. 81, East Tenth
and Dearborn streets, 90; No. 90, Sheldon
and Seventeenth streets Is. No. SO, Mar
tindale avenue and Twenty-fourth
streets, 16; No. 81, East Washington
street and Ritter avenue, AZ; No. So,
Linwood and New York streets, IS; No.
80, 4107 East Washington street. 2; No.
60, Pennsylvania and Thirty-third street.
At; No &c, Maple Road boulevard and
Broadway, q; No 81, West Walnut and
Rochester streets, u; No. 20, Central
avenue and Forty sixth street, II; T.
r. A., East Michigan and Arsenal ave-
nue., ,; total. 1.240