Milford chronicle., 1921-10-28
ATTENDANCE REPORT
OF MILFORD SCHOOLS
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Total number enrolled-~712
Best percentage of attendance wa
made by 7th Grade and High Schoo
94.2.
This improvement in attendance Il
the Milford Schools can be ascrlbe'
to two causes: Milford escaped cpl
denies last winter so well, that ther'
was very little quarantining and TN
school was not closed many days
while the year before there were sew
eral epidemics that interfered with tn'
school time: the second reason for I'M
movement was the Better Attend
ance in Delaware Schools" campaign
nv the Delaware School Auxiliary AS
sociation and the State Board OF Ed,
ucation. The monthly cards for Coco
and Perfect attendance and the nags
won bv the rooms having 80 and "a
per cent attendance proved to be an
incentive to the boys and girls ano
kent the matter before them at all
times. Every room has nag that tne
pupils are hoping to keep Tying all
this year.
Perfect Attendance List
The following are the names OF
those who received this week Certif1-
Gates of Award for Perfect Attend
ance without being tardy:
High School:
Blanche Baker, Glendale
Lille Cook, Lincoln.
Edna Dawson, Lincoln
James Holzmueller, Milford.
Eight Grade:
Sarah E. Knots
Seventh Grade:
Grace Bennett
Kathryn Hickman
Alice Scott
Sixth Grade:
Milton Manlove
Fifth Grade:
James Deputy
Agnes Higman
Fourth Grade:
Thomas Courtney
Lee Gillispie
Robert Kirby
Cecilia Lack
Second Grade:
Hilda Sockrider
Elsie Higman
Charles Jester
Douglas Pearce
Benjamin Manlove
First Grade:
Kathryn Sapp
William E. Daniels
Good Attendance
The following received Good At
tendance Certificates only, although
thev were not absent during the year.
Because they were tardy one or
more times, they were not classed
with those whose attendance was
counted perfect:
Bess Elliott, Milford R. D.
Robert Griffith, Milford
Telford Hudson, Milford
Margaret Num-, Milford R. D.
Stanley Van Dyke, Lincoln
The following received Good At
tendance Certificates for making 80
per cent attendance or better:
High School:
Willis johnson Theodore Hudson
Sarah Belts Herbert Murphy
lanes Manlove Zelda Clendaniel
Vreeland Horton Naomi FarDer
Louise Sackett Roma Smith
Hilda H. Roberts Agnes Johnson
Marie Moore Trena LemeX
Nellie Morgan Mary Davis
Julia Higman Mary Eisenbrey
Verna Fields Elizabeth Hallett
Mary Dryden Irma Pierce
Catherine Calhoun Ella Postles
Thelma Calhoun Mildred Warren
Gertrude ClendI Myrtle Marvel
James AIitsner Fulton Downing
Mae McColley Earl Belts
Claude Denny Roy Holcombe
Herman Deputy Harold Nutter
Lowell Farber Margaret Lord
Guy LemeX Amanda Atkins
Charles Postles Frank Grier
lack Gray Louder Grier
Paul Lynch Thomas Draper
Paul Fisher Savina SkeWiS
William Smith Catherine Horton
Ralph Scott Alphonso Humes
Gordon Saltar Blanche Mills
Lynn Pratt Bessie M1llman
Carleton Farber Beulah McNicol
Dorothy Vinyard Marjorie Rosa
Mabel Shockley Emma Lindle
Emma Wroten Elena Mccullough
John ireland Theresa Austin
J. VIM Wilson Elva Hall
Ruth Draper Mary Hallett
Dorothy Num- Virginia Hammond
James Postles Losetta Jester
Holland PrettymanOlga Jester
William Robinson Leah Jordan
Nelson Roberts Alice Prettyman
Eighth Grade:
Ruth Bennett Elizabeth Reedy
George Gillespie Donald Shockley
Phyllis Griffith Virginia Smith
Edwina Hastings Catherine Stark
Serena Hobbs Samuel A. Swain
Lila Hudson Bertha Viereck
H. Lawrence Lack Howard Vreeland
Irene Lord Delema M. Walls
Edith Num- Paul Wilkins
George Reed
Seventh Grade:
Frances Abbott Hedwig Matthews
Anton Adam Rebecca Matthews
George Baynum Mildred Mayhem
Florence Bullock Robert Morgan
James Cannon Alice, Paquette
Margaret Deputy Elizabeth Phillips
Helen Eisenbrey Eugene Pratt
Llewellyn Evans Frank Sapp
Logan Grier Jessie Sharp
Sarah Grier Margaret Sharpless
John Hallett Helen Simpson
Myrtle Hall Caroline V1nyard
Walter Hammond Harry Vinyard
Anna Hearne Mildred Wright
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