Middletown transcript., 1921-11-12
The HONOR ROLL.
PUPILS Who Have Been Studious
For The Month Of October
MIDDLETOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL

For The Month Of October
MIDDLETOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL
A good Industrious child makes glad
the hearts of its parents.
The habit of doing thoroughly what
ever is attempted is one of the most
valuable assets acquired in life.
Many children form such habits in the
home and in the school. Both parents
and teachers can assist the child great
ly 10 such an acquirement.
The school seeks to encourage this in
three distinct ways:
lst. 1t emphasizes regular attend
ance and punctuality in the perform
ance of all school duties.
I'd. 1t seeks to encourage good be-
havior, obedience and respect for su-
periors. self-reliance, and the proper
consideration of others. This is all
summed up under the head of deport-
ment.
Sd. 1t endeavors to stimulate the
child to his best forts. The child can
not grow in strength of body and mind
as he should if he does anything short
of his very best
In school a pupil is in competition
with each member of his class. If he
comes ont among the first winners each
month, diligent preparation of each
days work is necessary.
Parents may assist greatly by co.
operating to the extent that they know
their children are doing their work in
thorough manner. Ii your child is not
doing as good work as he should, seek
to discover the cause. If you can re-
move the cause do so. If it is beyond
YOU, feel free to talk it over with the
principal, and the teacher in charge.
The honor roll printed below is com.
posed of those pupils who have won
distinction during the month of October
for their good conduct, regularity of
attendance, and the thoroughness with
which they have done their work. The
pupils whose names appear together
with their parents are to be congratu-
lated for the splendid work accom-
plished.
Those who have tried and failed are
commended for their efforts. Do not be
discouraged. but try again. A new
race is on and you have a chance to
win.
The following pupils of the Middle
town Public School are on the homer
roll for the month of October:
18th grade-Georgia Wiggin, Clara
Unruh, Anna Bingnear, Evelyn Price.
Pearl Wells.
18th grade-Margie Records, Water
Beasten, Caroline Fouracre, Edna Rey-
nolds, Gladys Gabriel Edward Hart.
Margaret Clark. John Pool.
10th grade-Elizabeth Clayton, Esther
Shancross, Dorothy Caulk, Mildred
Garrett, Esther Hutc' inson, Helen
Kates, Dorothy Ratledge.
9th grade Esther Gabriel, Virginia
johnson, Gladys Carey. Katherine Con.
ley, Virginia Hopkins, Eta Skeggs.
9th grade-HeIen Fouracre, Margaret
Shallcross, Charlotte Donaghay, Helen
Moore, Eunice Horsey. Bertha Chance,
Frances Harris, Catherine Hopkins,
Kathryne Davis, Elizabeth Hufnal.
Evelyn Brown, Frances Anderson,
Dorothy Savin, Mary A'free. John Vo.
shell, Fred Poole, William Taylor.
7th grade-Catherine Beasten, Mabe
Shahan, Julia Atwell, Gladys Mayor
Virginia Brady, James Thornton, Rob
ert Gabriel, Julian King, Reynolds
Money, Joseph Beasten, Lewis Stewart
Winfield Belts, Horace Otwell.
9th grade Denny, Jeoffre!
Newsome, Eben Dockety, Arthur vii
lisms, Margaret Cro,hers Heller
Cleaver, Margaret Fitzgerald, Mabe
Fouracre, Blanche Messick. Heller
Bryan. Myrtle Council, Oscar Brynes
Winford Wagner.
5th grade-Anna Mary Beasten
Catherine Caulk, Dorothy Steele, Mar
garet Denny. Roland HeldEyer, Pau
Oil, Frank Otwell.
4th grade-William Alfree. Doroth
Batten, Elizabeth Burge. Fannie Brad
ley, Henry Brady, Alice Carey, Hele
Foard. Grace Harris, Marion Hello
myer, Hazel Johnson. Lillian More
head, Erma Otwell, Katie Reed, Lur
Reed, Minnie Sweetman, Msrgare
Thornton, Virginia Truitt.
Sd grade-Elizabeth Isaacs, katharln
Mullen, George Records, France
Fisher. Earl Wilson, Mary Thornton
John Piser, jr., ~ichael Cole, Robel
Cochran. Frances Ellison. Elber
Colder, Adelaide Green, Margaret Ty
ler, Elizabeth Swain, Ethel Steele
Helen Beck, Madeline Smith, Clarene
Crossan. James Jump, Malcolm Cocl
ran. Grace Morris, Elton seph, Eli
nita Monies de Oca. Dorothy Hufna
Helen Tush, Lucy Green. Mario
Webb, Alvan Batten, Leoti Wilsol
George Lindale.
I'd grade-Ruth Isaacs, lola Thor
ton. Dorothy Todd, Stephen Cole. A
bert Crompt IN, holton Evans. Fore
Gabriel, Thelma Spear, Henrietta Sa
tin, Earnest Baker, Evans Brow
Warren Combs. Richard Green, Augu
tine Savin, Joseph Stackley, Euge1
Thornton, Ernest Truitt.
lst grade-Psuline Dreka, Anne Bra
don. Mary Shallcross, Alice -Counci
Emma Bryan. Clara SlulIen, All
Smith, Elizabeth Pool. Helen Rec
Aileen Schrader, Fred Shallcross. Jol
Daubert, Bradford Poore. Willis
Thomas, William Leager. Carroll W
son, James Piser, Charles Cro"pto