Below are school reports, usually published in a local newspaper. They contain attendance, scholarship and activities information. It may seem there is not much genealogical information in these reports, but they can often tell if the family is in the county at a certain time, where that family is located and sometimes show a "lost" family member, especially in those "dead zone" years between 1885-1895 when there was no census information available.
Those neither absent or tardy for the month ending April 22, 1887, Grade 7:
Samuel Adamson, Gertie Shawhan, Louis Keeler, Lottie Finch, Katie Underwood, Katie Docking, Maude Woolpert, David Park, Bessie Stewart, Nellie White.
Those neither absent or tardy for the month ending April 22, 1887:
Grade 8: Eula McCord, Allie Stratton, Emma Schrader, Jesse Huffman, Geo. Peckham, Samuel Mall, Geo. Lapham, Yetta Schauble, Willie Long, Arthur Grumme, John Ellis, Lora Eberley, Winifred Elliott, Ida Smith, Annice Brown, Melvin Christie.
ELIZA NAGLE, teacher
As stated before, our aim is to eliminate whistling from our school. The banner pupils for the last half of the term (three months) are: Sophia Rapp, Allie Shepherd, Mary Slingsby and Bertha Woerner. Pupils perfect in deportment for the last month school are: Eddie Woerner, Harry Brown, Nevin Brown, Remmy Krebs, Roy Rahn, Rutherford Diller, Lillie Humfeld, Olive Morgan, Pauline Rapp, Ruth Diller, Anna Dannenhauer, Milly Householder, Milly Rahn, Myrtle Brown, Gertrude Diller and Ella Morgan.
Below are given the names of students who received the highest average grades at the close of the term:
�A� Class�Sophia Rapp, 79 1/3; Roy Rahn, 78 3/8
�B� Class�Erwin Fenton, 88 �; William Woerner, 85 �
�C� Class�Eddie Woerner, 92; Roy Diller, 78 3/8
�D� Class�Willie Brown, 97 2/3; Lillie Humfeld, 94 �
School closed in District #9, Union township, Friday, June 3, 1887, after a very successful session of fourteen weeks.
Lila Avery had the best attendance record, being present 62 days. The following students were awarded prizes for largest number of headmarks in spelling classes: "A" Class", Lila Avery; "B Class", Clara Pettit; "C Class," Bertha Kynaston; "D Class," Maiman Ramsey.
The school closed with a supper in the afternoon of the last day and an exhibition followed in the evening, which was well attended by family and friends. Harvey Ramsey Jr. opened the program, which included declamations by Bertie Williams, Stella Williams, Mary Coatsworth, Clara Pettit, Delia Williams, Fred Towle, Dellie Pettit, Emma Holt, Peter Manuel, Edith Salter, Lucy Bull, Nellie Towle, Etta Lewin, Charlie Bull, and Maraman Ramsey. Lila Avery, Fred Towle, Nellie Towle, Dellie Pettit offered dialogues, and a tableau, "The City Swell" was presented by all.
Clay Center School--Below is a list of names of pupils, sixth grade, who were neither absent or tardy during the month ending October 7th, 1887 Eliza Nagle, teacher: Adaline Carson, Bessie Church, Jessie Hill, Ada Irons, Ella Irons, Eula McCord, Emma Schrader, Bertha Osborne, Edgar Livingstone, Minnie Bassett, Birdie Carr, Lottie Enystruner, Maggie Hemphill, Irene Hayes, Lulu Haskell, Hilman Lavy, Jennie Latta, Myra Miller, Winnie Miller, Lillie Taylor, Rose Weir, Robert Read, Willie Upham, Maude Keener, Willie Reed.
Clay Center School--Those neither absent or tardy for the month ending Oct. 7, 1887: grade seven, S. McNaughton, teacher: Fanny Docking, Lois Eberly, Carrie Hiatt, Bessie Shawhan, Ida Smith, Edith Wilder, Nellie White, Gus Dittmar, John Ellis, Arthur Vincent, Jesse Huffman, Louis Keeler, George Lapham, Willie Long, Arthur Grumme, Allie Stratton, Kate Docking, Ora Graham, Adelaide Hollis, Clara Read, William Livingston, Ward Pyles.
Report of school district 15, for the month commencing September 5, 1887 and ending September 30, 1887: Those neither absent or tardy were Abbie Gilmour, Callie Harris, Maudie Blue, Agnes Kelly, Frank Kelly and Harry Dixon. Those averaging highest in examination, were Abbie Gilmour 94, Maudie Blue 91, Callie Harris 91, Willie Abels 91 and Patience Caudwell, 80. IDA MCINTIRE, teacher
Report of school in District #90, Clay County, Kas., for month ending Oct. 8, 1887. Number of pupils enrolled, 33; average daily attendance, 23 �; number of cases of tardiness, 12; names of those not absent: Myra Hamilton, Laura Bouldin, Charles Hamilton, Homer Warner, Pearl Schiffman, Jame Bouldin, Arthur Schiffman, Clyde Warner; names of those not tardy: Annie Nelson, Pearl Schiffman, Delia Bouldin, Mary Bayley, Lizzie Davis, Ben Schiffman, Hope Nelson, Smith Bouldin, Arthur Schiffman, Homer Warner, Frank Smith, Floy Warner, Laura Warner, Mary Reed, Mary Wade, Florrie Schiffman, Wade Bouldin, Edwin Clark, Charles Hamilton, Mamie Kiggins, Ida Kiggins, Clyde Warner, Ozro DeWitt. MATTIE BROWN, teacher.
Clay Center Schools�Roll of Honor�Names of pupils neither absent or tardy for month ending Nov. 4, 1887: Adelaide Hollis, Jessie Hanna, Nellie Jones, Clara Reed, Emily Terbush, Ward Pyles, David Park, Arthur Grumme, Jesse Huffman, Winnie Elliot, Blanche Whittlesby, Bessie Shawhan, Edith Wilder, Gertie Shawhan, Louis Keefer, Willie Long, George Peckham, Florence Merten, Allie Stratton, Amy Martin, Philip Engert, Minnie Clark, Carrie Hiatt, Ida Smith, Augustus Dittmar, Wm. Livingston, Katie Docking. SARAH MCNAUGHTON, Teacher.
Report of school in District #90, Clay County, Kas., for month ending Oct. 8, 1887. Number of pupils enrolled, 33; average daily attendance, 23 �; number of cases of tardiness, 12; names of those not absent: Myra Hamilton, Laura Bouldin, Charles Hamilton, Homer Warner, Pearl Schiffman, Jame Bouldin, Arthur Schiffman, Clyde Warner; names of those not tardy: Annie Nelson, Pearl Schiffman, Delia Bouldin, Mary Bayley, Lizzie Davis, Ben Schiffman, Hope Nelson, Smith Bouldin, Arthur Schiffman, Homer Warner, Frank Smith, Floy Warner, Laura Warner, Mary Reed, Mary Wade, Florrie Schiffman, Wade Bouldin, Edwin Clark, Charles Hamilton, Mamie Kiggins, Ida Kiggins, Clyde Warner, Ozro DeWitt. MATTIE BROWN, teacher.
Clay Center Schools�Roll of Honor�Names of pupils neither absent or tardy for month ending Nov. 4, 1887: Adelaide Hollis, Jessie Hanna, Nellie Jones, Clara Reed, Emily Terbush, Ward Pyles, David Park, Arthur Grumme, Jesse Huffman, Winnie Elliot, Blanche Whittlesby, Bessie Shawhan, Edith Wilder, Gertie Shawhan, Louis Keefer, Willie Long, George Peckham, Florence Merten, Allie Stratton, Amy Martin, Philip Engert, Minnie Clark, Carrie Hiatt, Ida Smith, Augustus Dittmar, Wm. Livingston, Katie Docking. SARAH MCNAUGHTON, Teacher.
Clay Center Schools Sixth Grade Roll of Honor:-- Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy for the month ending Nov. 4: Maggie Hemphill, Bessie Church, Jessie Hill, Ella Irons, Ela McCord, Emma Schrader, Edgar Livingston, Louie Tucker, Alice Merten, Birdie Carr, Myra Miller, Hillma lavy, Maggie Milholland, Lena Tolles, Rose Weir, Harvey Davis, Willie Upham, Noel Leach, Frank Myers, Edna Billings, Robt. Read, Willie Reed, Maude Brown, Minnie Bassett, Lottie Engstrum, Sallie Meis, Maude Keener, Jennie Latta, Lillie
Taylor, Anna (?) Shearer.
Report of Wakefield high school for the month ending Nov. 18, 1887: number enrolled, 29; attendance 95 percent; names of those not absent or tardy for the month: Daisy Nevin, Emma Foster, Ida Griffin, Ellen Avery, Helen Jevons, Bertha Chapman, Lucy Chapman, Winnie Batchelor, John Hoyes, Chas Streeter, George Hoyes, Alfred Alsop, Harvey Kregar, Rufus Harris, John Streeter, and Frank Nicola. GEORGE DAVIS, teacher.
School Report Dist. #71, Mt. Pleasant School, Gill Twp.
(formerly Dist. #91, Machmer School)
Enrollment for the month ending November 25, 1887, 40; average daily attendance, 35; those present every day are as follows: Fairy Shivers, Cora Magill, Lola Magill, James Risdon, Elder Gatchell, Susie McGill, Nettie Gatchell, Harry Haden, James Lashey, Maggie Rose, John Botts, Maggie Botts. Visitors: Mrs. Shepherd, Samuel Machmer and J. B. Machmer.
Report of Sunny Slope School Dist. #9 Union Township, 1887
Whole number of pupils enrolled, 31; daily average attendance, 19; whole number of days attended by school, 1.118; number of pupils having no tardiness, 4; number have absensce of only one day, 2. five highest average marks for deportment and scholarship: Fred Towle, 97; Lilla Avery, 96; Clara Pettet, 96; Nellie Towle, 95; Stella Williams, 95; 100 being the maximum mark. Fred Towle received the prize. Head-marks in spelling for second and third grades: Second grade, Stella Williams 15, Cordelia Williams 12, Peter Manuel 9, Rosa Holt 7, May Coatsworth 6, Clara Pettet 3. Third grade: Lucy Bull 9, Leona Redding 7, Edith Redding 6, Clare Coatsworth 6, Alberta Williams 5, Charlie Bull 3, Bertha Kynaston 2. Lucy Bull took the prize in third grade. Number of classes, 26; length of school in days, 60.
The following is a correct report of the school in Dist. #62, for month ending Dec. 23, 1887. Number of pupils enrolled, 38; total attendance in days, 544; pupil who were present each day during the month: Horace Newell, George, Irva and Willie Bartell, Frank Newell, Loring Hammond, Winfield and George Clark.
Pupils who have held first rank in their respective classes: Arthur Shreffler, Maggie Ware, Amy Farnham, Homer Clark, Burt White, Charley Thompson, Nellie Beckinsale, Horace Newell, Wilmer Shivers.
Report of school district #26, Garfield Twp, for the month ending Dec. 24, 1887: enrollment for the term, 22; enrollment for the month, 20; average attendance, 18; number of visitors, 5; pupils neither absent or tardy, Frank Gillice and Oscar Gillice; pupils not absent but tardy, Gust Lindquist; pupils not tardy but absent, Julia Lindberg, Hulda Lindquist, Anthony Michelson, Alfred Nordstrom, Haus Westburg, Elmer Linquist. SADIE KOKANOUR, teacher.
Gatesville, Kas, Jan. 2, 1888�Report of School District#10, for the month ending Dec. 23, 1887: number of pupils enrolled, 18; average daily attendance, 16; those neither absent or tardy: John Peckham, Willie Peckham and Hetty Peckham; tardy but not absent, JohnDunham, John Bradbury, Melvin Gates and Martin Dixon; absent but not tardy, Marcus Bradbury; those 100 percent in deportment, Hetty Peckham, Josie Younkin, Ethlin Dunham, Lizzie Bradbury, John Dunham, Marcus Bradbury, John Peckham, William Bradbury, Alvin Gates, Moses Younkin and Martin Dixon; those averaging highest in examination: John Peckham, 94 �; Ethlin Dunham, 93; William Bradbury, 87 1/3; Alvin Gates, 84; John Dunham, 86 4/5; Melvin Gates 84 4/5 and Martin Dixon, 84 �. EMMA LIND, teacher.
Report of School District #1, Roll of Honor for January 1888--pupils not absent: Lucy Cain, Stella Keith, Ralph Neil, Maude Cooper, Elmer Neil, William Cain; pupils perfect in deportment: Willie McCully, Walter Haws, Elmer Neil, Lewis Stewart, Eddie Keith, Mathew Eads, Maude Cooper, Mabel Keith, Florence Osborne, Arminda Verner, Ollie Cox, Ralph Neil, Jenny McCully, Ida Verner, Maggie Rutherford, Stella Keith, Anna Keith, Pearl Eads, William Cain, Willie Cox, Freddie Verner, Johnnie Osburne, Frank Neil. IDA M. TAYLOR, teacher
Golden Ridge, Dist. #96, School Report, Gill Twp., for the month ending January 27th, 1888. Total number of pupils enrolled for the term, 37. Number enrolled for the term, 37. Number enrolled for the month, 25. Average daily attendance, 18.
Names of those not absent during the month, Willie Marshall, Henry and Annie Kamphaus and George Schmidt. Those not tardy, Harry Eustace, Thomas Wiseman, Kate Bulmer, William Schmidt, Josephine and Martin Backes.
Roll of Honor of 1st Ward school, sixth grade�Pupils perfect in attendance for month ending Feb. 12, 1888: Minnie Bassett, Lucy Hapgood, Lillie Taylor, Robert Reed, Edna Billings, Edward Riley, William Opfer, Richard Martin, Ella Irons, Emma Schrader, Willie Mittendorf, Emma Shearer, Lottie Engstrom, Jennie Latta, Leona Tolls, Willie Upham, Grace Usborne, William Coleman, Emma Harrissiman, Adeline Carson, Louisa Johnston, Bertha Usborne, Oscar Schauble. ELIZA NAGLE, teacher
Monthly report of School District 15 for the term commencing September 3 and ending September 28th. Number enrolled, 45. Those averaging 90 or more in examination: Abbie Gilmour 95; Dolly Heusted 97; Maudie Blue 95; Callie Harris 94; Louisa Geiselmann 90; Mitchell Coffman 93; James Purves 90; Ethel Griffith 93; Willie Abels 90. Ida McIntire, teacher
REPORT OF BROUGHTON SCHOOL�Roll of Honor for month ending Nov. 23, 1888, School District #16. First Grade: Katie Ingersoll, Dora Gale, Ariminda Vermer, Viola Ingersoll, Estella Hart, Aura Dalrymple, Susie Sanders, Katie Baurs, Mattie Newhard, Jennie Smith. Ida Taylor, Teacher. Second Grade: John Dalrymple, Rheuben Dittmar, Myrtle Graham, James Patterson, Cora Simpson, Luella Chapman, John Dittmar, John Barnes, Maggie McEaffin, Ada Smith, Fred Verner, Nellie Chapman. Nellie Jennings, Teacher.
Report of Oak Hill School, term ending Nov. 22, 1888:
First Grade: Flora Gabhart 89, Pearl Ellis 44*, Minnie Dieter 92, Lucy Panton 42*
Second Grade: Lettie Johnson 40*, Sibyl Gabhart 35*, Solon Ackley 51*, Herbert Crook 88, Charles Malcolm 92
Third Grade: Hermie Wells 82, Katie Dieter 81, Mazy Wade 78, Effie Smith 33*, Rose Smith 0, Hattie Baker 81, William Wells 80, Charles Malcolm 92
Fourth Grade: Jasper Solts 73, Charles Johnson 88, John Ellis 73, Flem Gabhart 60, Jack Gabhart 71
Those above 90 per cent in Deportment and lessons for the month: Minnie Dieter, Pearl Ellis, Lettie Johnson, Sibyl Gabhart, Hattie Baker, May Wade, Katie Dieter, Herbert Crook, William Wells, Solon Ackley, Nick Dieter
Above 80 per cent: Flora Gabhart, Lucy Panton, Hermie Wells, Charles Johnson
Those not absent for the month: William Wells, John Wells, Nick Dieter, Herbert Crook and Charles Malcolm.
CLAY CENTER HIGH SCHOOL�2nd Grade Roll of Honor for month ending Jan. 18, 1889, Earle Bewley, Ray Dawes, Frank Frazier, Frankie Griffin, Johnny Kerr, Roy Latta, Frank Pumphrey, George Redmond, Harry Starr, Harry Sleeper, Walter Vincent, Arvid Logback, Freddie Dunable, Albert Dunable, Clarence Stromberg, Edmond Miller, Ingaborg Wickstrum, Malcolm Jones, Mabel Fenton, Mary Kerrens, Goldie Hyatt, Lucy Hutchings, Frankie Brower, Daisy White, Lizzie Sigler, Stella Squires, Mable Nicodemus, Bertha North, Mamie Mittendorf, Marie Dixon, Elsie Dunaway, Kate Coleman, Julia Burns. IDA M. BEEGLE, teacher
Garfield School-- Sixth grade Roll of Honor for month ending Jan. 18, 1889: Minnie Brown, Maggie Hemphill, Belle Lockwood, Sallie Meis, Emma Shearer, Agnes Menger, Addie Conwell, Ida Mumford, Nannie Livingstone, Edson Holland, Edward Riley, Haner Adams, John Dixon, Frank Haskell, Fred Mertin, Robert McCord, Charlie Sleeper, Harvey Taulman, Wallace Gilman, Sumner Vincent, Alfred Parrot, Bertie Martin, August Loop, Elton Grubbs, Richard Martin, Willie Upham, Percy Parrot, Minnie Bassett, Edma Billings, Lottie Engstrom, Maude Keener, Jennie Latta, Maggie Milholland, Mary Underwood, Ada Brown, Leona Dawes, Maggie Mayos. ELIZA NAGEL, teacher.
Fifth grade Roll of Honor for month ending Jan. 18, 1889: Carrie Dunable, Laura Hathaway, Mabel Horsfall, Charlie Hesser, Henry Jackson, Aggie Bassett, Dora Jenson, Minnie Carlson, Grace Raines, Katie Tuttle, Willie Biehl, George Hood, Julius Meis, Willie Vincent, Willie Kuhnle, Charlie Baker, Willie Green, Maude Wilson, Cecil Huston, Minnie Sterling, Fay Gell, Laura Anthony, Bert McChesney, Harry Ballentyne, May Holmes, Nellie Graham
R. L WHITING, teacher
Report of Dist. No. 25 for the month ending Feb. 1, 1889:
Number of pupils enrolled 40.
Average daily attendance 36
Visitors: Mr. Ford and Mr. Kirkland
Following is the average standing of each pupil present during examination:
A Grade: Katy Marty 93, Mina Collins 92, Edgar Macy (excused), Albert Macy 82, Nettie Wedd 89, Delia Collins 89, William Macy 85, Robert Arnold 95.
B Grade: Anna Randall 91; Herbert McFadden 80, Alfred Dulohery 80, Raymond Arnold 92, John Wedd 82, Emma Dulohery 90, John McFadden 82, Arthur Macy 85, Ralph Arnold 81.
C Grade: Mattie Collins 83, Isabella Marty 81, Cornelius Dulohery, Birdy McFadden 75, Stella Malcolm 71, Mellie McFadden 65, Keturah Walters, 70, Fred Marty 82, Roy Collins 76
D Grade: Fred Marty 90, Ray Macy 90, Ethel Wedd 90, John Dulohery 85, Willie Wedd 90 Sidney Malcolm 75, Eliza Dulohery 90, Ollie Marty 90, Wilfred Bottomly 75.
Roll of Honor: Hannah Sterling, Mamie Crawford, Myrtle Broughton, Grace Conkright, Hattie Rairdon, Edna Schooley, Fred Doering, Guy Doering, Samuel Crawford, Ella Anderson, Flora Arner, Sarah Sterling, Nellie Rairdon, Will Hanson
Not Tardy: Mamie Crawford, Samuel Crawford, Nellie Rairdin, Hattie Rairdin, Edna Schooley
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Lower Room, Miss Lind, Teacher
Roll of Honor: Ethel Olmstead, Jay Conkright, Edith Miller, Arian Scott, Lillie Rairdin, Nelson Rairdin, Robert Richard, Charles Broughton, Ida Broughton, Cora Crawford, Blaine Crawford, Chattie Rash, August Hedburg, Mack Sterling, Susan Samuelson, Severt Anderson, Eric Lakeman, Gust Lakeman, Perry Eustace
School year closed April 18, 1890. Length of term, 8 months. Total enrollment 38. Average daily attendance 23.
Students not absent, not tardy during the term: Addie Heusner, Fred Householder, Hardy Rhoads, John Thornton, Lee Thornton
Students absent but not tardy during the term: Barbra Baer, Callie Boggs, Lucy Boggs, Lizzie Heusner, Helen Heusner, Maggie Huth, Willie Whitsitt, Henry Boggs, Henry Baer
Report of the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades of Longford School for the month of October 1912:
Pupils neither absent or tardy: Eugene Brady, Gladys Everett, Lydia Palmateer, Lawrence Reea (Rees? Rea?), Bessie Runnals, Mary Ann Simpson, George Emrich, Lester Runnals, Guy Norman, Eva Brady, Mildred Campbell, John Norman, Laura Gasswint, Gladys Norman, George Reed, Emma Tulis.
Rose Chestnut, teacher.
Report of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades of Longford School for the month of October 1912
Those neither absent or tardy: Eula Baringer, Lidia Reed, Faye Everett, Mildred Hibler, Gertie Cain, Avis Gasswint, Margaret Stahlman, Hazel Stahlman, Elsie Miller, Carroll Brady, Hughie Emrich, Clifford Norman, Clyde Norman, Georgie Simpson, Archie Stahlman, Ivan Robinson, Roy Runnals, Omar Gasswint, Perry Wolf, Harold Brown, Jim Norman, Bass Reed.
Those absent but not tardy: Mary Forney, Joy Gasswint, Mildred Wilson, Clarie Kinnamon, Roy Palmateer, Robert Meade, Raymond Miller, Della Ball, Evelyn Emrich.
Lucille Halleck, teacher.
Longford School, October 1912
School report: Neither absent or tardy: Mabel Machmer, Cecil Malcolm, Charley Malcolm, Martha Meade, Willie Palmateer, Marie Runnals, Edna Snowden, Frances Windsor, Cecil Wolf, Mary Gasswint, Grace Lake, Roy Bane, Homer Davis, Alta Hibler, Myrtle Hibler, Mabel Malcolm, Harold Marrs, Harry Parker, Emma Schetzer, Ray Mildfelt.
Those receiving the highest average in each grade are: Frances Windsor, seventh grade, 94 4/7 percent; Cornelius Meade, seventh grade, second highest, 90 percent; Dewey Wilson, eighth grade, 90 percent; Mabel Malcolm, 1st year high school, 93 3/5 percent; Roy Bane and Ervin Williams, 1st year high school, second highest, 92 4/5 percent.
Dist. #80, October 1912:
Those neither absent or tardy: John Greep, Mildred Greep, David Greep, Rudolph Greep, Alta Hamme, Vernon Hamme, Harold Hauserman, Clarence Kissling, Martha Kissling. Those tardy but not absent: Harold McCune. Those absent but not tardy: John Agnew, Elsie Hamme, Carrie Kissling, Louis McCosh, Chris Paxton, Fern Paxton, Delbert Stroade, Roy McCune, John Hamme, Ruby Agnew, Dewey Agnew. Lucy Lee, teacher
District #77, January 1914
Mr. Vasey, teacher, reports the following perfect in attendance: Lester, Earl, Vera and Catherine Carter; Ralph, Dan, Dorothy and Bessie Vasey; Sam Gurth; Cora and M. C. Yocum; Paul Brenner; Darrold and Myrna Mack; Alex, Mary and Catherine Reitz; and Jennie Read`.`
District #15, January 1914
Miss Chestnut, teacher, reports the following students perfect in attendance: Reva and Bessie Robison, Veda and Agnes Griffiths; Hazel Achenbach; Frank Eiler; Mildred Kamphaus; Helen Loberg; Neva Paro; Wanga Paro; Ernest Small; Joe Trudell; Earl Robison; Helen and Mildred Marsh.
District #55, Program and Box Supper, Jan. 16, 1914
Miss Spiers, teacher, reports net proceeds of $13.05 for the school's box supper. The program consisted of recitations by Floyd Hanson, Edna Carlson, Delia Carlson, Emma Koch, Melvin Carlson, Verla Hanson, Hulda Carlson, Lydia Woelhoff, Herman Woellhof, Warren Hanson and Ollie Reed. Tableaux by various students, and readings by Rosy Woellhof, Louise Woellhof and Leah Spiers. A solo by Miss Fitzggerald.
District #27, February 1914
Miss Selders, teacher, reports the following students perfect in attendance for the past month: Bryan, Marie, Emma and Samuel Perreault; Marie, Chester and Walter Loveland; Hildreth and Leonard Halbert; Idella and Frieda Weiss.
District #37, February 1914
Miss Davis, teacher, reports the following students perfect in attendance for the past month: Warren and Jacob Miller, Adah Miller, Dean, Eva, Lars, Geneva, Lester and Ernest Anderson, Elmer, Elie and Amelia Seitz, Raymond Purves, Lon, Annie and Edward McLavy, Sophia, Viola and Oliver Pohlmann. Those missing only one day are: Norah and Lucy Carpenter and Velma Schultes.
District #44, February 1914
Miss Harner, teacher reports perfect attendance certificate have been awarded to the following: Mary Nash, Martin Nash, George Owens, Ralph Reik, Albert O'Donnell and Joseph O'Donnell.
District #69, February 1914
Miss Hand, teacher, reports poor attendance on account of illness and bad weather. Students achieving perfect attendance are Clive and Ruby Marrs, and Geneva Allgire.
March 23, 1914
Monday night in district #65 there was a spelling and declamation contest. There were twelve spellers and four declaimers. A large crowd greeted the contestants. In the spelling contest May Sheedy of #57 won first place and Clementine Robinette of Jt. 1 C&D won second place. In the declamation contest Avis Robinette of #57 won first place and Laura Downs of #72 won second place.
District #100, March 1914 Mr. Goheen, teacher, reports perfect attendance certificate have been issued to the following students: Edwin Lumb, Wallace Lumb, Walter Koerner and John Koerner.
