The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07
SCHOOL NO. 2.
Charles w. I~ngersoll, Principal.

Charles w. Ingersoll, Principal.
The 5th and 9th Grades, Miss Julia
E. Williams teacher, hold the banner
for another month with a percentage
of 94.49. This makes the fourth time
for this class to capture the banner
this school year. The average per-
centage for the month is 1858, with
an enrolment OF 482 pupils.
Grade 7, Miss Alice NJ. Ratchford
teacher, attendance 9O.10R: James
Hammond, Ivan Hamilton, Howard
Kinsey, Albert Somers, Stanley Sven
son, George Westcott, Edward Risley,
Betty Bradley, Dorothy Black, Consie
Byrd, Solita Byrd, Helen Mcconnell,
Constance Peck, Florence Slye.
Grade 8, John e. Klingman teacher,
attendance $780,: Eva Clark, Thos.
Brooks, John Dixon, Harold Irwin,
Paul S. Terry, Edwin Woodruff, Lee
| Weller.
Grade 6, Mrs. Helen T. Souder
teacher, attendance 88.57R: Lawrence
Fort, Stephen Lang. James Sutton,
William Gill, Elizabeth Black, Jean
nette Marlborough, Margaret Risley,
Pauline Stanton, Bertha White.
Grades 5 and 6, Miss Julia T.. Will
liams teacher, attendance 94.49%:
Cicero Benton, Witheroe Benton, Car
negie Lester, Hayward Fields, Francis
Hammond, Arthur Congo, David
Dixon, Reuben Spence, Efie Congo,
Helen Spence, Priscilla Jones, Mar
jorie Benton.
Grade 5, Mrs. Catherine Morrow
teacher, attendance $1,000: Burton
Bradley, Harry Foresman, Lewis Haw-
kins, Andrew Risley, David Rutledge,
VIM. Simpson, Kenneth Souder, Harry
Sykes, George Stapleton, Emma Ep-
pier, Nellie Hambleton, Eta Happier
sett, Elizabeth Holman. Ella Huegel,
Gladys Risley, Ennelle Shappell,
Emma Wessaw, Ruth Daley, Amelia
White.
Grade 4. Mrs. Florence b. Klingman
teacher, attendance 93.15R: Frederick
Brooke, lie Roy Gale, George May,
SHERIDAN Risley, Charles Shewell, Les
ter Sykes, Naomi Gale, Irene WINS,
Mary Rutledge, Ina Smith.
Grade 4, Mrs. Jessie T. White teach
eff attendance 92.59%S: Charles Dut-
ton. Howard Parker, Greadus Benton,
Anna Hall, Emerald Wood Philip
ifarkxsr, Adalen Kerrin,.3
de- 3, Aafss ne
attcndance ~
zI1jfadley, Marie Hue8ek Ie MAUI.
news. Elizabeth Myers. Anna Shaw,
Matte Smith, MiltDn Collins, Everett
Horton, Harvey Mathis, George Price,
LEROY Risley. James Simpson. Walter
sitter, Leroy Turner, Raymond Wag-
spers
Grade 3, Miss Dora F. Brown teach
Ter. attendance 88.44%: Mary Clarke,
Pauline Clarke. Catherine Hammond,
! Edith Hall, Madeline Davis, Eugene
Holt. Wilbert Taylor, Theodore Wood
all.
Grade 2, Miss Leah C. Cranmer
teacher. attendance 1880: Belleville
Clark, Richard Myer, John O'Toole,
Robert Shewell, Anna Sutton.
Grade 2, Miss Mabelle Scott teacher,
attendance 86.399s: Henry Benton
Walter Spencer, Sarah Milligan, Agnes
Warples, Katherine Hunter, Edward
Clarke.
Grade l, Mrs. +. M. Johnson teacher,
attendance 82.42%: Frank Randall,
Joseph Smith, Leila Anderson, Virginia
Risley, Katherine Robertson.
Grade l, Miss Irma V. Clay teacher,
attendance 75.14%e: John Benton,
H0Ward Hunter, Arthur WOodall, Al
fred Spence. Joseph Winters, Jack
Kerrin.
Kindergarten, Miss Elsie Leonard
teacher, attendance $3.50: Nathaniel
II. Jones, Elizabeth Pride. Margaret
Holt.
SCHOOL NO. 3.
Grades l and 2, Maude Z. Channell,
teacher; per cent. of attendance, 81;
average daily attendance, 80; enroll
ment for month. 81: William Bradley
Robert Hilbert, Thomas HILBERT, Ed
ward Morris, Charles McAnney, Mau-
rice Nelson, George Olsen, Herbert
Stroup, Franklin Trumbore. Vincent
Waters, Helen Bradley, Alma Chan.
nell. Gladys Wood.
Grades 3 and 4, MYRTLE Collins, tea.
cher: per ent of attendance, 81; av-
terage daily attendance. IS; enrolment
for month, 21: Harold Adams, Horace
English. Stanley Howard, Claude Lar
ned. Fred Lochel. Lydia CHANNEL,
Betty Fitzgerald.