The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-12-13
SCHOOL NO. 2.
Charles W. IngersoIl. Principal.

Charles w. Ingerso1l, Principal.
The sth Grade, Miss Florence
Nudge, teacher, holds the banner for
the month, with a percentage of 95.35.
THE average percentage for the month
lis 91.58, with an enrolment of 542
pupils.
Grade 8, Miss Florence Nudge,
teacher; attendance, $3.50: Betty
J Bradley, John Dickson, Walter Dutton,
Ivan Hamilton, Howard Kinsey, Ed
ward Risley, Albert Somers, Stanley
Swenson, George Henderson.
Grade 7, Miss Elsie M. Maust, tea
cher; attendance, S9.67R: Priscilla
Jones, Sadie Mullin, Celia Risley,
Margaret Risley, Pauline Stanton,
Bertha White, Lawrence Fort, Ste
phen Lang, Wesley Lee, Wallace
Smith, James Sutton.
Grades 6 and Z, Mrs. Mary X.
Blackus, teacher; attendance, $4,000:
Gladys V. Brown, Marian L. Camp
bell, Eunice B. Fields, Elsie Howard,
Columbia B. Hall, Helen M. Spence,
Eta M. Thornton, Dorothy V. Webb,
Frank II. Brown, Witheroe Benton.
David M. Dickson, William H. Fields,
Francis NJ. Hammond, Clarence H.
Smith, James H. Taylor.
Grade 6, Mrs. Helen T. Souder,
teacher; attendance, 91.S6%: Clyde
Irwin, Andrew Risley, William Sitter,
Harry Sykes, Helen Babcock, Emma
Eppler, Nellie Hambleton, Elizabeth
Holman, Ella Huegel, Elizabeth Kern,
Dorothy McAuliffe, Marguerite Morri
son, Gladys Risley, Emma Wessaw,
Amelia White, Isabel Naylor.
Grade 5, Mrs. Stella Parker, teach
err; attendance, 90.2S%: Irene WINS,
| Marian Lear, Ina Smith, Paul Hamil-
ton, Lewis Hawkins.
Grade s, Miss Julia E. Williams,
teacher; attendance, 94.97%: Charles
Dutton, Roland Kerrin, Reuben
| Spence Herbert Scott, %Janevince
Brown, Anna Hall, Viola Harmon,
Helena McClain, Dorothy Thornton,
Margaret Nader.
Grade 4, Mrs. Mary G. Collins, tea
cher; attendance, 94.01%: Laura Epp-
Ter, Lillian Holdings, Marie Huegel,
Elsie Matthews, Louise Sutton, Eliza
beth Meyer, Anna Shaw, Matte
| Smith, Milton Collins, Earl Lee, Fran
els McArdle, George Price, Leroy
Risley, Harry Somers, Leroy Turner.
Grade A, Mrs. Jessie It. White, tea
| cher; attendance, 92.11%: Warren
Mitchell Bayman, William Henry
Matthews, Bertha May Harmon, Lea
oni Hunter, Margaret Tibbs, Theodore
Woodall. q
Grade 8, Miss Abbie M. Leeds, tea
cher; attendance, 92.67%: Dorothy
Cannon, Lillian Probst, Anna Sutton,
Blanche Woodfall, Earl Hackney,
Louis Irwin, Harvey Mathis, Richard
Meyer, John O'Toole, Leroy Raup,
William Tomlinson.
Grade 8, Miss Elizabeth J. Hopkins,
teacher; attendance, 94.22%: Abram
Brooks, Alfred Casper, Isaiah Casper,
Russell Dickson, James Matthews,
Walter Spencer, Edith Hall, Antonio
Hunter, Katherine Hunter, Esther
Jones, Irna Lewis. Grace Blaekledge,
Naomi Madden. Madeline Davis.
Grade 2. Miss Myrtle A. Hilborn,
teacher; attendance, 92.33%: Clayton
Carly, Francis Hamilton, Thomas
Hilbert, Mahlon Kinsey. Frank Run
dali, Alan Souder, Johanna Blom,
Ruth Hires, Taurena Lee, Margaret
Risley, Virginia Risley, Florence Steel
man, Doris Wootton, Eleanor 1nger-
soil.
Grade 2, Miss Mabelle T. Scott. tea
cher; attendance, 93.50R: Lawrence
Brooks, Howard Hunter, Omega Mat
thews, Inez Powell, Pearl Savage. Flo
rabel Savage, Margie Woodson. JOS
eph Sutton. Arthur Woodall, Walter
Jones.
Grade IA, Mrs. Florence j. Drink
water, teacher; attendance, 92.3Se6:
Emory Mathis, William Meyers, Paul
Quinn, Earl Randall, Joseph Smith,
Albert Stunt. Amelia Herold. Minerva
Mathis, Emma Welser, Kathryn Win
tiers.
Grade lib, Mrs. Rose S. Lake, teach
err; attendance, S6.S4%: Evelyn Hack
EFT, Leonard Barrett, Lewis Barrett,
Robert Devinney, Clarence Somers,
Grade l, Miss Mary e. Gross, teach
er, attendance, 90.07R: VIM. Harmon,
Nathaniel Jones, Lawrence Matthews,
Ernest Pace, Gilbert Lumpkins, EliZ-
abeth Pride.
Kindergarten, Miss Elmira d. Day,
teacher; attendance, 1920: Lindsay
Jackson. Lowell Kerrin, John Gibson.
SCHOOL NO. 3.
Hr,doc . ,rd Nvrf1a Collins 4ao-