Saline County Schools
The following school reports were published in the local newspapers. Although they did not give class rolls, they did state attendance and noted outstanding students.
The following is the report of Salina schools for enrollment and
attendance for the month of December, 1878. Enrollment: 509
Attendance: 455. The following students of the High School who have
been perfect in attendance, punctuality and deportment and have an
average scholarship of over 95: Anna DeWitt, 99.8; Hattie Godfrey, 97; John
Bishop, 97; Louis Tressin, 98; Clara Berks, 99.5; Christie Campbell, 97;
Lillie Clarkson, 98; William Bishop, 99; Hiram Godfrey, 98. T. D.
Fitzpatrick, Principal.
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The following is the report of Salina schools of the average
enrollment and attendance for the month of
April, 1879.
Enrollment: 446 Attendance: 395
The following students ol the High School
have been perfect in attendance, punctuality
and deportment and have an average scholarship of over 95:
Clara Berks, 99; Lillie Clarkson, 96; William Bishop, 98; Luna Bierce, 98; Amy Berks,
98; Hilda Johnston, 95; Anna DeWitt, 99.9;
Louis Tressin, 96. T. D. Fitzpatrick,
Principal.
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Report of the enrollment and attendance of the Salina public schools, for the
mohth ending Feb. 2, 1883: total enrollment: 745 total attendance: 638
The following pupils have been perfect in attendance, punctuality and deportment,
and have an average scholarship of 95 or more:
High School: Maggie Anderson, 97; Lulu McCall, 99.
Sixth grade: Emma Strong, 95; Francis Ekstrand, 95.
Fifth grade: Georgia Wilson, 100; Mabel Foster, 95.
Fourth grade: Charlie Berg, 97; Henry Morrison, 96; Willis Rauhaut, 99.
Third grade: Ida Steck, 100; Theodore Seitz, 95.
Second grade: George Dihle, Jessie Crown, Mary Hagler, Mamie Stanley.
T. D. Fitzpatrick, Supt.
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Report of the enrollment and attendance of the Salina public schools, for the
month ending Jan. 5, 1883: Enrollment, 763 Attendance: 664
The following pupils have been perfect in attendance, punctuality and deportment,
and have an average scholarship of 95 or more:
High School: John Bishop, 98; Nettie Gradwohl, 98; Lula McCall, 97; Carrie
Ober, 95; George A. Hough, 100.
Sixth grade: Francis Ekstrand, 98.
Fifth grade: James Cunningham, 96; Georgia Wilson, 99.5; Christine Ekstrand, 95;Ida Dihle, 97.
Fourth grade: Annie Morrison, 100; Anna Ekstrand, 99; Willie Rauhaut, 96; Henry Morrison, 96; Jimmie McCall, 95; Elsie McIntosh, 96.
Third grade: Theodore Seitz, 95; Ida Steck, 98; Mattie McCall, 98; Lenora Wise, 96.
Second grade: George Dihle.
T. D. Fitzpatrick, Superintendent
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School report for Dry Creek, District 64. List of pupils averaging 90
per cent and above at the close of the
school, May 21, 1886:
Ida Sundgren, 98 ; Willie Ericson ,
95; Ellen Ericson, 95 ; Lena Lindquist,
90; Hulda Anderson, 95; Ebbie Sundgren, 95; Hilda Anderson, 95; Ellen
Anderson, 97; Albert Lindquist, 98;
David Lindquist, 92.
Ella Davis, Teacher.
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Salina District, No 50.,
Saline county, Kansas. I
For the term (and 3d month) ending Dec. 26, 1886:
Enrolment for present month
males, 14 ; females, 24 ; total, 49. Lena
Miller, Anna Neff, Clara Dopp, Edie
Miller, Frankie Miller and Walter
Dopp, neve been present every day
during the term. Seventeen pupils
were present every day during the
present month, and six pupils were
absent one day each month. Our
pupils have been doing good work ;
tbeir deportment has been good; their
punctuality and regularity in attendance is commendable. Respe'y,
J. A. Ward, teacher.
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Report from School District No 33,
west school house, Saline Co., Kans.,
for term ending Dec 24, 1886:
Enrollment for term, males 9, females 15, total 24; average deportment
for term 98.
August Martin, George Martin, Harry
Flitcraft, Kay Flitcraft, and Adolph
Lehart were present every day during
the present month; August and George
Martin were present every day during
the term; Mary and Freddy Lies were
absent one day only. Visitors have
been few, our worthy Co. Sup't being
one of tbe number. J. A. Ward, Teacher.
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School report, Dist. No. 18 in
Chico closed for two weeks vacation,
Friday Dec. 18, 1891. A number of the
patrons were present in the afternoon to listen to the Christmas programme given by the pupils. The
enrollment is 14. Average daily at
tendance 13. Those neither absent
nor tardy are Blanche and Gertie
Gillum, Zella Miller, Clara, James,
aud Frank Kouns, Hallie and Eddie
Dickerson, David Jones, and Martin
Grider. Number of visitors 13.
Number of tardy marks 1. Zella
Miller was neither absent nor tardy
during the four months. I congratulate myself on being in a district
where the parents take so much in
terest In keeping their children In
school. Maggie Perrill, teacher.
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Report of School Dist. No. 43, Saline Co., Kans, for the 4th month,
ending Dec. 25, 1891. Enrollment,
males 12, females 11, total 23. Attendance in days, males 173, females
138, total 311. Average daily attendance, males 9.11, females 7.29,
total 16.4. Cases of tardiness, males
18, females 18, total 30. Cora Criss,
Lonnie Kent, Mary and Connison
Fultz were present every day during
month: Ellen Fultz was absent one
day. Visitors, 1. We will have a
vacation till Monday Jan. 4, 1892.
J. A. Ward, Teacher.
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The school at district No. 24 has
been in session one month ending
Oct. 30, 1891. The enrollment is 28--14
girls and 14 boys. Those who have
been neither absent nor tardy are
Emma Peterson. Selma Sjogren.
Hilda Anderson and Hartvig Holtman. We should be pleased to have
friends and patrons give us an occassional visit, it would be an en
couragement to teacher and pupils.
Election day tomorrow. We shall
have a precinct at school also.
Mia Esbjorn, teacher.
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Report of school district No, 43,
Saline co., Kans., for the 2nd month,
ending Oct. 30, 1891. Enrollment,
males 12, females 15, total 27. Mary, Ellen
and Alice Fultz, Annie Jipson,
Annie Hanson, Alma and Clara
Johnson, Hugh and Melvin Griggs
were present every day during
month; Cora Criss, Ellen, Lena and
Carl Swanson, Andfrid Johnson
and Connison Fultz were absent one
day each. Visitors, 1. Come and
see us. J. A. Ward, teacher.
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Report of School Dist. No 48, Saline county, Kans., for the 5th
month, ending Jan. 29, 1892. Enrollment males 12, remales 8, total 20. Cora Criss and Walter
Griggs were present every day
during the month. The la grippe
has been an unwelcome visitor during the month.
J. A. Ward, Teacher.
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The fifth month of school in district No. 18 closed Friday January
29, 1892. Enrollment 13. Average daily
attendance 12. Bessie and Martin
Grider, Zella Miller, David Jones,
and Norman Thomas were neither
absent nor tardy. Frank, James and
Clara Kouns were present everyday
and tardy but once. No. of tardy
marks 5. Maggie Perrill, teacher.
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The school of district No. 24 has
been in session two months of its
second term ending Feb. 26, 1892. The
weather has been quite favorable,
but much sickness the cause ot the
poor attendance. Enrollment for
the month has been males 24 females
20 total 44. Number of
tardiness 34, visitors 4. Those who
have been neither absent nor tardy
are Gust, Frank and Hartvig Holtman; present every day though tardy
Bertha Holmquist, absent one day
Eddie Ostenberg, Hilda Anderson
and Annie Nelson. Superintendent
Hillman visited the school Feb. 17
and Professor Jones gave the writing class the long looked for visit
and a good time is reported.
Mia Esbjorn, teacher.
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The school in district No. 18 closed
the sixth mouth, Friday, February
20, 1892. Eurollment 14, average daily
attendance 13. Those neither absent
uor tardy are Zella Miller, Clara
James and Frank Kouns, Bessie
and Martin Grider, Hollie and Eddie
Dickerson, David Jones, Norman
Thomas, Ella Thomas and Everett
Jones were not tardy. Number of
tardy marks 2. Visitors 2
Maggie Perrill, Teacher.
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School report of district 55, for the
month ending Feb. 1, 1889, is as follows: No. enrolled, 34 No. not absent, 9; average dally attendance, 29.
Those neither absent nor tardy were
Mary Hineman. Freddie Hineman,
Harry Andrews, James Andrews,
William and Wilber Hineman. M. V. Brotton, teacher
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