The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23
School Note,

Perfect Attendance Roll

Il Inc Following pupils nave been
neither absent nor tardy during the
] seventh school month: fFsas s&
KINDERGARTEN - Hazel Cullen
bach, Mary Yaeger, Eugene Carron,
Lawrence Gold, Junior Kelly, George
Miller, Emmett DeVaney, Claudis
!. Simpson.
GRADE I - Robert Conley. Rus
J sci Valentine, Willard Simpson, Will
: liam Brown, Eleanor Fuller, Robert
! Fronske, Ducker Gyber, Robert Stowe,
Joe Tissaw, Robert Eldlidge, Wesley
q Lowell, Carmen Carron, Mary Pear
son, Edith Hart, Louise Tillnian,
Margaret Seay.
Grade John Adams, Warren
Blinton, Walter Conley, Emestyne
Fay, Hazel Flagler, Lewis Hart, Cliff
ford Jones, Winifred Lowell, Viola
Moyer, Violet Boyer, Aaron Otteson,
Ruth Rindfleish, Cecilia Saias, Har-
old Thomas, Doris Valentine, Helen
Zaiesky, Margaret Rudd.
GRADE 3 - Charles Dunn, Alver-
It's Fowler, Ralph Lockwood, Waidon
McCollins, Robert Sinclair, Marshall
Wilson, Mary Johnson, Marian Kin
sey, Vera Raudebaugh, Barbara Rees,
Vivian Van Zee.
GRADE A. - Werner Benson, Will
liam Flagler, Herbert Hi1kins, Phil
ip Nackard, Howard Weidner, Mil
dred Burke. Ruth Dunn, Eleanor
keeffe, Elizabeth Seay, Elvifa
Thomas, Christine Burnan, DeLouis
Davis, Mezzie Tarnell, William By
rom, John Cockrell, Allen johnson,
Jose Martinez, Mike Valdivia.
GRADE 5 80 Kathryn Cress, Eliz-
abeth zook, Julia Tarver, Jimmie
Beard, Milton Nichols, Paul Palladine,
Arthur Pearson, Junior Wilson, Les
lie Wyatt, Bruce Campbell, Orlaff
Davis, Loren Dickinson, irwin Kellanl,
Manuel Mier, Howard Salas, George
Walls, George Taekitt, Charles Tay-
lor, Clifford Ward, Berton Willis,
Sturgeon Van Zee, Estelle Brown,
Ocie Fowler, Eleanor Fowler, Eleanor
Hohenhause, Lottie Joy, Mildred Mat
son, Velma Rudd, Anna Schwarz, Lo-
la May Sinclair.
/ GRADE 6 - Otto Black, Lawrence
Corbett, Jim Fay Fry, William Har-
over, John Johnson, John Wong June,
David Slipher, Helen Harrington,
Myrna Lowell, Mary Martin, Margaret
Matson, Dorothy Seay, Vivette Will
son, Isabelle Wallace.
GRADE Z - Jack Bongberg, Bur-
ton Cameron, Allan Cree, Vera De-
witt, Minnie Hilkins, Laura Hogan,
Jessie Kellam, Pauline Lockwood,
Altah McCollum, George Mcdonald, |
Bruce McFate, Charlotte Mills, Allen |
Van Zee, Mildred Zoek.
GRADE 8---Weltha Beard, Winfield
Beard, Alice Beeson, Clifford Bengs-
ton, Marguerite Black, Arthur Bran
dis, Elmer Brewer, Weldon Brinton,
Harold BulInan, Florence Cooper,
Mary Hoffman, John Metz, Stanton |
Wallace, Marshall Weidner, Josephine /
Wilson, Mary Louise Womack.
HIGH SCHOOL - Bessie Benson,
Eunice Blackwell, Anna Hee, Annet- +
ta Mech, Agnes Switzer, Katie Bean,
Paul LaRue, Violet Brands, George
Marine, Edward Conrard, Gene Bong
berg, Willis Barekman, Mary Wilson,
Delpha Thompson, Martha Stahl, Vio-
let Raudebaugh, Bertha Mccormick.
Marjorie Bongberg, Eunice Burman,
Victor Bartlett, Clyde Caffey, Har-
vey Cooper, Fred Caring, Yale Nc
Fate, Roy Zion, George Tyson, Wall
lace Zook, Martha Burnhelm, Hazel
Campbell, Edith Foster, Irene Fred
erick, Arrieta Green, Minnie Green-
hill, Alberta Kinsey, Dorothy Scott,
Marcia Slipher, Ruth Switzer, Lena
Ta1ver.
The parents and pupils are to be
congratulated for their cooperative
efforts in raising the standard of at
tendance from 81 per cent for the
previous month to better than 98 per
cent for the present month. The low !
attendance for the previous month was /
due to sickness. This condition has
been almost entirely eliminated as is :
shown by the splendid record for this i
month. It is hoped that the same
spirit of cooperation will exist for !
the remainder OF this school year.
Regularity in attendance indicates
interest in the work besides enabling
the pupils to acquire the habit of
punctnality which will be of tremen- :
d0us Importance to them in later bus |
mess life. On the other hand irreg- d
uiar attendance causes lack of inter- v
est, breeds Incidence, disrupts the
morale OF the school, all of which are
most detrimental to the irregular pu- :
pill Failures in school work are
largely due to this one factor Con- !
sequently, If parents are Interested in n
The future success of their children t
hey should permit no obstacle to in
terfere with their real work of OBJ
aiming an education.
Branlen School Notes I
Better attendance in all the rooms n
his past month. Those not absent u
\ Room |, Miss Acker, teacher: John :
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