Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-10
SCHOOL NOTES

According to reports filed by the
Wauseon teachers for October, the
following facts may be interesting
Boys enrolled in first six grades,
1874.
Girls enrolled in first six grades,
III.
Total enrolled in first six grades,
355.
Percent of attendance for boys, 98.
Percent of attendance for girls 81.
Cases of hardness for boys, %.
Cases of tardiness for girls, 16.
Boys enrolled in six year High
School, 173.
Girls enrolled in six year High
School, 1873.
Total enrolled in six year High
School, 366.
Percent of attendance for boys, 96.
Percent of attendance for girls, SO.
Gases of tardiness for boys, l.
Cases of tardiness for girls, 0.
The Freshman Class of W. H. s.
this year consists of 80 girls and 45
boys.
There are 122 tuition pupils enroll
ed in the four upper classes of Wau-
seon High School. They are listed
as follwos: Dover Township, 81;
Tedrow special, 8; German, A; Pike,
y; York, q mad Freedom Township,
Henry Co., l.
Prof. W. F. Stewart of o. S. U.
head of the Smith Hughes Agricul-
ture work for Ohio, stated last week
that Wauseon High School has the
largest enrolment in her Smith
~ ~f ~,
Ohio. There are SIS Smith, Hughes
Agriculture schools in this state.
The Second Inter High School judg-
ing contest of the year for the Smith
Hughes Agriculture boys, will be
held at Stryker, Thursday, November
10th. Craig Demaline, Fred Gasche
and Arthur Steinbrecher will repre-
sent Wauseon High School. The
livestock Judged will be Poland China
hogs.
The Wauseon Public Schools will
be dismissed for the afternoon OF
November 18th, in honor of the day.
There will be a parade of all the
school children of the city right after
ten o'clock in the forenoon. The
parade will start at the Dimke store
mad march south on Fulton around
South Park and back on Fulton.
The First Monthly Meeting of the
Wauseon arent-Teachers Associa.
ton was held at the High School Au,
ditorium on Monday evening Nov. Z
At this meeting the chairman ap-
pointed committee to draft a Con-
stitution for the Association in view
] of making an affiliation with the
State and Federal organizations.
The following officers for the cur
rent year were elected:
Vice Pres, John King.
/ President, J. F. Outcalt.
! End Vice. Pres, Miss Wolcott.
/ Secretary, J. L. Socie.
A very good representation of par.
ents, teachers and patrons was pre-.
sent at the meeting. The program
was interesting and instructive thru
out.
The "Davis Childrens" entertain
ment, held under the auspices of the
grade school on last Friday evening
was decidedly successful. The tota
receipts for the evening were $115.17
A portion was paid to the Davis fam.
] lily and the balance was distributed
among the first six grades for schoo
purposes.
[ National School week comes Dec
4th to 9th inclusive. This will bt
scnoOl visitation week all over the
United States. The parents anc
patrons of the Wauseon Public
Schools are particularly invited tc
visit their schools during that week
The following is a list of pupils OF
the Honor Roll in the first six grade.
of school:
i FIRST GRADE
Grade 2 A
Harold Parker
Anna Jean Bay
Mary Burkholder
Margaret Flory
Margaret Geringer
Gretchen Hanson
Eunice johnson
Opal Toms
Virginia Weber.
Darrell Stickley
Harriet Border
Mildred Dennis
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