Trego County Schools
1885
School report of district
No. 2, for the
month ending March 27, 1885, will be of
general interest, though a little late:
Number of pupils in attendance, 32;
average daily attendance, 26; scholars
neither absent nor tardy, Walter Siebert,
John Walsh, Lizzie Hartfield, Fritz
Ebeling, John Ebeling, Bessie Siebert, Rose
Power, Amanda Hartfield, Paul Phillips.
Miss M. York, teacher
1886
COLLYER SCHOOL.
Report of the Collyer school for the
month ending Nov. 6th, 1886.
School opened Sept. 6th.
Total enrollment 36, average daily at
tendance 57. All have taken a deep in
terest in their studies, and the teacher
takes this opportunity to thank the
patrons of the school for the interest
manifested in helping to make the school
what it should be. The school is divided
into three grades. Below is average
standing of grades A and B.
GRADE A.
Walter Siebert, 87.
Bert Norton, 83.
Sam'l. Swiggett, 97.
S. I. Cober, 95.
Bessie Siebert, 93.
Mary Bundy, 95
Rosa Power, 90.
Maud Morgan, 95.
GRADE B.
Eddie Phillips 80.
Jessie Bartlett, 90.
Arthur Hallenbeck, 80.
Clide Sheets, 80.
Geo. Hallenbeck, 80.
John Ebeling, 90.
Carrie Norton, 95.
Lulu LeBron, 90.
Libbie Hallenbeck, 90.
B. F. ARNOLD, Teacher.
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DISTRICT 18 FOR TERM COMMENCING
SEPT. 6, AND ENDING NOV. 26, 1886.
Number of pupils enrolled 15.
Daily average attendance 9.
Neither absent nor tardy Fredie Musgrave.
Names of those having highest average:
Iva M. Mason, Dora Harris,
Orda Runyon, Fredie Musgrave,
Ora Runyon, Maudie Cook,
Alva E. Harris.
Minnie V. Staple, Teacher
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DISTRICT 19, FOR THE THREE MONTHS'
TERM COMMENCING SEPT. 6, 1886.
Scholars not absent:
Alma Ham, Ella Stone,
Richard Stone, George Chalk,
Bella Chalk, Sarah Chalk,
John Wonner, Susie Wonner.
Number enrolled 26.
Average daily attendance 20.
M. L. Ferris, Teacher.
1887
Fairview School. Report for the
Month Ending Sept. 30, 1887.
Monthly enrollment 30.
Average daily attendance 24.
The average grade of each scholar is given below:
Lettie Rhoades, 92; Bernie Thompson, 90;
Otie Thompson, 89; George Mathers, 89;
Willie Rhoades, 90; Fred Thompson, 89;
Harry Wolff, 70; Gilbert Wolff, 75;
Eddie McGregor, 90; Eddie Lawrence, 92;
Jamie Rhoades, 90; Ellen Schwanbeck, 85;
Otto Schwanbeck, 88; Maud Thompson, 90;
Fannie Wolf, 75. Dessie Wolf, 75;
Fred Schwanbeck, 80; Hattie Wolff, 70;
Edna Wolff, 70; Mary McGregor, 85;
Lulu Mathers, 92; Emma Mathers, 92;
Minnie McGregor,93; Bertha Mathers, 95;
Lulu Lawrence, 90; May Rhoades, 91;
Alvista McGregor; 87 Andy Breunig, 90;
Mary Breunig, 87; Lewis Breunig, 70.
The following scholars have neither
been absent or tardy since entering school:
Lettie Rhoades; Bernie Thompson;
Oat Thompson; Fred Thompson;
Eddie Lawrence; Jamie Rhoades;
Maud Thompson. Mary McGregor;
Lulu Mathers; Emma Mathers;
Minnie McGregor; May Rhoades.
W. B. Robinson, Teacher.
1889
School Report District 18.
Following is the report for the month
ending Dec. 20, 1889:
Number enrolled 11.
Averago daily attendance 9.02.
Pupils standing "10" - Etta Plants, John
Spena, Fannie Vculek, Henry Spena,
Johnnie Plants.
Gertrude Snyder, Teacher.
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School Report District 5.
Term ended December 20, 1889.
Number of pupils enrolled 19.
Average daily attendance 12 23-59.
Average deportment 98.
No. of tardy marks 25.
Pupils averaging 90 or above in scholarship:
Willie Ballmes, Ida Freas, Fred
Snyder, John Snyder, Chester Snyder,
Katie Halsey, Monroe Stimits.
John Snyder was neither absent nor
tardy.
Number of visitors 13.
Lizzie Cooper, Teacher.
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School Report District 19.
Month ended December 20, 1889.
Number of pupils enrolled 13.
Averago daily attendance 11.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy during
the month John Wonner, Walter Wonner, Susie Wonner, Hugh Wonner, Newton Brown.
Pupils averaging 90 or above in scholarship:
Newton Brown, Susie Wonner,
Walter Wonner, John Wonner, Hugh
Wonner.
Pupils perfect in deportment during
the month: Minnie McCormick, Lizzie
McCormick, Walter Wonner, Johnny
Chalk, David Chalk, Bella Chalk, Susie
Wonner, Hugh Wonner, Newton Brown,
John McCormick.
Jessie M. Welch, Teacher.
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Wa-Keeney School Report.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy during
the month beginning Nov. 11 and ending
Dec. 6, 1889:
Room 4:
Paul B Conger;
Fritz Conger;
John Charvat;
George J Baker;
Gregg Marshall;
Roy Carson;
David McCollum;
Bertha Avery;
Mamie Brown;
Arthur Robb;
William Mumert
G. A. Wilson, Teacher
Room 3.
Number of pupils enrolled 53.
Average daily attendance 50.
Pupils perfect in deportment:
Hugh Marshall; Mollie Saum;
Levantia Hopkins; Clifford Baker;
Lillie Barrett; Bertha Holmes;
Carrie Mumert; Mary Charvat.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Hugh Marshall;
Arthur Charvat;
Roy Marshall;
Joe Sigler;
Fred Olson;
Charlie Priestley;
Tomim Barrett;
Nellie Smith;
Bertha Holmes;
Mand Pinkham;
Agues Loder;
Mary Charvat;
Carrie Mumert;
Cora Paull;
Rosie Schlyer;
Johnnie Cowick;
Willie Dann;
Stella Sigler.
Viola Welch, Teacher.
Room 3.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Eddie Robb;
Bertha Marshall;
Bessie Dann;
Charlie Dewey;
Bertie Gibbs;
Reynold Cosby;
Woodio Marshall;
Charlie Hille;
Robbie Holmes;
Aggie Hogan;
Willie Moe;
Mabel Brown;
Daisy Hoar;
Rennie Dewey;
Bessie Pinkham.
Mart Kilpatrick, Teacher.
Room 1.
Papils neither absent nor tardy:
Harry Wheeler; Johnnie Wheeler;
Margaret Cosby; Harry Robb;
Jonnnie Moe; Johnnie Robb;
Carroll Kelly; Jonas Minot;
Odie Sigler.
Lulu Wilson, Teacher.
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District 34.
Report for term beginning October 7
and ending December 24, 1889:
Number of visitors, 11.
Number of pupils enrolled, 12.
Average daily attendance, 7.
Pupil neither absent nor tardy, Eddie
Locker.
Pupils perfect in deportment, Ellen
Sundell, Hannah Olson, Emma Olson,
William Locker.
Elsie C. Pershing, Teacher.
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Fairview School.
Report for month ending December
24, 1889:
Average grade of scholars: Mary
Rhoades, 95, Lettie Rhoades, 92; Eda
Wolff, 90; Otto Schwanbeck, 87; Ella
Schwanbeck, 87; Ella Schwanbeck, 92;
Walter Schwanbeck, 80; Mary Krhut, 92;
Stephen Krhut, 89; Hattie Wolff, 88;
Johnie Krhut, 89; Willie Rhoades, 94;
Hattie Tetzloff, 91; Alvina Wolff, 90;
Timmie Rhoades, 90.
Visitors for the month, Mary Robinson
and Nellie Rhoades.
W. B. Robinson, Teacher.
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District 28 report for month ending Dec. 29, 1889
Number of pupils enrolled, 4.
Average daily attendance, 3 7-9.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy, Erie
and Lloyd Morgan.
Pupils averaging above 90 in scholarship, Erle Morgan, Harry Wollner, Frank
Chapman and Lloyd Morgan.
Pupils perfect in deportment, Frank
Chapman and Lloyd Morgan.
Visitors, 3.
Bertha E. Morgan, Teacher.
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Trego Center School.
Report for month ending Dec. 30, 1889:
Enrollment 18.
Average attendance, 14.
Perfect in attendance, William Claude,
John and Moses Peacock.
Perfect in deportment, Mamie Bales,
Eddie Bales, Will Kulp, Ed. Hobbick,
Avria Adams, Emmet Adams, Claude
Adams and Pearl Benson.
Ninety or above in recitation. Pearl
Benson, Will Kulp, Ed. Hobbick, Avria
Adams and Claude Adams.
Visitors for the month, A. P. Hinshaw,
Mrs. Jennie Harvey and H. Hobbick.
A. S. Peacock, Teacher.
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Hackberry School.
Report for the month ending December
30, 1889:
Number of pupils enrolled, 14.
Average daily attendance, 12.70.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy during
the month, Julia O'Toole, Israel Reynolds, Mathilda Neuenschwander.
Pupils averaging 90 and upwards in
in scholarship, Julia O'Toole 94, Mathilda
Neuenschwander 94, Eveline Whitlock 92,
William Jones, 92, Israel Reynolds, 91,
William Harlin 81, Susan Harlin 90.
Elise Neuenschwander, Teacher.
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District 7.
Report for the month ending December 21, 1889:
Number enrolled, 19.
Number of visitors, 7.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy, Minnie
Miller, Frank Purinton.
Pupils 90 or over in scholarship and
deportment, Delia Purinton, Maria Miller, Blanche McKnight, Florence
Purinton, Frances Hawkes, Alton Hawkes,
John North, Lizzie North.
Carrie M. Sweet, Teacher.
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Fairview School Report.
Month ended November 26, 1889.
Average grade of scholarship: May
Rhoades, 96; Lettie Rhoades, 94; Willie
Rhoades, 89; Jamie Rhoades, 92; Eda
Wolff, 89; Otto Schwanbeck; 90; Ella
Schwanbeck, 92; Hattie Wolff, 90; Walter
Schwanbeck, 83; Mary Krhut, 94; Steven
Krhut, 88; Johnie Krhut, 85.
W. B. Robinson, Teacher.
1890
Report of school in district 18. for the
month ending November, 21, 1890:
No. of boys enrolled, 10.
No. of girls enrolled, 4.
Total number enrolled, 14.
Average daily attendance, 13.
No. of visitors, 7.
Names of pupils not absent: Mary
Clark, Frank Howe, Will Howe, John
Barnes, Frank Barnes, Josie Barnes,
Elmer Barnes, Rosetta Lombard, Edgar
Cockrell.
Elsie C. Pershing,
Teacher.
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Excelsior School Report.
Report for the month ending January 31, 1890.
Number of pupils enrolled, 5.
Average daily attendance, 3.3.
Names of those averaging 90 or over in
scholarship, and perfect in deportment:
Erle Morgan, Thomas Hinshaw, Harry
Wolner, Loyd Morgan and Frank Chapman. Loyd Morgan was neither absent nor
tardy.
Visitors 4.
Bertha E. Morgan, Teacher.
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School Report District 7.
Report for the month ending Jan. 31, 1890:
Number of pupils enrolled, 23.
Average daily attendance, 13.
Pupil neither absent nor tardy, Minnie
Miller.
Number of visitors, 3.
Pupils 90 or over in deportment; Della
Purinton, Maria Miller, Francis Hawkes,
Florence Purinton, John North, Blanche
McKnight, David North, Alton Hawkes,
Ella Morrison, Robbie Tague.
Carrie M. Sweet, Teacher.
1891
DISTRICT 25. Report for term ending Dec. 24, 1891
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Ardella Holmes- days attended, 18; deportment, 100; average standing 90.
Etta Plants- days attended 18, deportment 100; average standing 90.
INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
Albert Holmes- days attended, 184; deportment, 100; average standing, 82.56.
Charley Spena- days attended, 14; deportment, 94; average standing, 72.
PRIMARY GRADE.
Arthur Holmes- days attended. 19;
deportment, 100; average standing, 87.
Effa Plants- days attended, 17; deportment, 100; average standing, 80.
Eva Plants days attended, 17; deportment, 100; average standing 81.
Henry
Spena days attended, 12; deportment,
95; average standing, 80.
Clinton Plants
Days attended, 15; deportment, 100;
average standing, 72.
H. F. Stouts, Teacher.
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District 18.
For the month beginning Nev. 13. and
closing Dec. 18, 1891. Number of pupils
attending the last month, 11. Average
attendance, 8.
Pupils neither absent
nor tardy, Josie Barnes, Elmer Barnes,
Nellie Hughes.
Mart Clark, Teacher.
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DISTRICT 29.
School report for first month, begin
ning Nov. 9, and ending Dec 4, 1891.
Enrollment, 16; eight centered school
the first week three the second week and
five the third week.
Percent of attendance, 68: cases of
tardiness, 4; visitors 1.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy, Clyde
Cypher, Ethel Cypher, Leola Thomas,
Ettie Thomas, George Thomas, Minnie
Chapman, Frank Chapman, Marion
Hunt.
Mrs. M. Hunt.
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Banner School District No. 7., Term Ending Dec. 24, 1891
Pupil's name is following by their scholarship/deportment grades.
Grammar Department
Blanche McKnight, 94/99
Clyde McKnight, 93/99
John North, 93/99
Anna Morrison, 88/99
Intermediate Department.
Frances Hawkes, 93/100
Herbert Jones, 88/99
Delia Jones, 95/100
Leo Riggs, 95/99
Primary Department.
Roy Rule, 89/96
Ethel Rule, 81/69
Lizzie North, 82/100
Bessie Morrison, 87/97
Myrtle Fuller, 89/99
Ella Morrison, 88/97
Alton Hawkes, 88/100
Samuel North, 78/97
Cora March, 76/96
Ivy March, 87/89
Roy Riggs, 90/100
Arthur Hawkes, 75/100
H. Harlan, Teacher.
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SCHOOL REPORTS.
District No. 29.
School report from district 29, Wilcox,
Kan., for the second month beginning
Dec. 7, 1891, and ending Jan. 1, 1892.
Enrollment 16; per cent, of attendance
24; cases of tardiness 26; days absence
25; visitors 2.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy, Jacob
Hoobler, Clyde Cypher, Ethel Cypher,
Eddie Bales, Marian Hunt.
Mrs. M. Hunt, Teacher.
1892
District No. 19.
Report of district 19, for the month
ending Jan. 15, 1892, number pupils enrolled 14; males, 7; females, 7. Average
daily attendance 11. Pnpils neither ab
sent nor tardy, Susie Wonner Hugh
Wonner. Names of pupils with deportment of 90 or over. Susie Wonner, 100;
Walter Wonner, 100; Bella Chalk, 100;
Sadie Chalk, 100; Ella Bryant, 100;
Harry Bryant, 98; John Chalk, 97; Lizzie
Chalk, 99; John Wonner, 95.
Lillie Smith, Teacher.
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District No. 4.
School report from district 4, for the
month ending Jan. 15, 1892. Number of
pupils in attendance, 11. Average daily attendance, 10.
Scholarship nearly the same as proceeding mouth. Pupils neither absent or
tardy during the month. Earl Marquand
and Chas. Goble. Number of visitors, 3.
D. B. Rogers, Teacher.
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Report of Spring Valley School, District 31, for the month ending December
9th, 1892
Number of pupils enrolled 11.
Daily attendance 6.2.
Pupils coming
every day, Earl Douglass.
Rank of pupils who were present at examination
Friday, December 9, 1892:
Bertha Hallock,
deportment 100, grammar 98, geography
99, history 99, reading 100. phypiology
100, orthography 98, constitution 100,
composition 98, arithmetic 99, penmanship 100.
Lou Douglass, deportment 100,
reading 98, orthography 84, physiology
98, penmanship 99, history 98, arithmetic
89, constitution 98, composition 99.
Fred
Hallock, geography 99, penmanship 99,
history 100 reading 99, arithmetic 92,
physiology 99, orthography 100, deportment 100.
Earl Douglass, geography 99,
penmanship 94, history 80, reading 95,
arithmetic 80, physiology 90, orthography
100, deportment 100.
Kate Orcutt, reading 85, orthography 98, arithmetic 98.
Hiram Orcutt, reading 80, arithmetic 98,
orthography 90.
Chester Orcutt, orthography 98. Visitors 2.
Ollie Jeffers,
teacher
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Monthly Report of Wa-Keeney Schools.
Report of high room for month ending
December 9, 1892:
Pupils neither absent nor tardy, Ray
Gleason, Adrian Tallman, Willie Dann,
Bert Dann, Herbert Robinson, Willie
Rhoades, Walter Cross. Hugh Marshall,
Roy Marshall, Joe Sigler, Mary Charvat,
Molly Saum, May Rhoades, Pearl Courtney, Grace Welch, Esther Wilson.
C. W. Laverty, Teacher
Wa-Keeney Primary Department,
report for month ending December 9,
1892:
Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy during the
month: Rosa Andrews, Ella Brown,
Luther Gregory, Fred Gregory, Minnie
Hankins, Myrtle Hankins, Ethel Hoar,
Lizzie Lewis, John Lewis, Fern McCready, Ethel Dann, Willis Sims, Robert
Sims, Lewis Sigler, Georgia Virmond,
Chase Wilson, Rose Wolf, Pearl
Weekley, Thomas McCune, Lawrence Cheney.
Elise Neuenschwander, Teacher
School report of Wa-Keeney grammar room for
month ending December 9, 1892
Names of pupils neither
absent nor tardy during the month: Ferd
Blaisdell, Ida Courtney, Matthew Cross,
Bessie Dann, Charlie Hille, Wood Marshall, George Welch, Esther Wolf, Lulu
Cheney.
Ranks in class. Sixth grade:
Esther Wolf, rank 1, total average 98.
Stella Sigler, rank 2, total average 96.
Matthew Cross, rank 2, total average 96.
Ida Courtney, rank 3. total average 95.
Ranks in class. Fifth grade:
Bessie
Dann, rank 1, total average 97.
Myrtle
Priestley, rank 2, total average 96.
Wood
Marshall, rank 3, total average 95.
Jessie Welch, Teacher.
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Report of Glencoe school for the
month ending December 2, 1892
Number enrolled 7. Per cent of attendance 95;
Those present every day and not tardy
were Herman Hillman, Earl Furbeck
and Maud Furbeck. Number of cases
of tardiness 3.
J. F. Barclay, teacher.
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Valley School District No. 19,
Report for the month ending December 7th, 1892:
Number enrolled, girls 9,
boys 12, total 21.
Average attendance,
girls 8, boys 10, total 18.
Number not
absent or tardy 4.
Student's name, followed by scholarship/deportment score:
Maggie Chalk, 88/100
Bella Chalk, 78/100
Sadie Chalk, 79/98
Susie Chalk, 78/100
Faith Wonner, 84/100
Maggie Reddig, 77/99
Lizzie Chalk, 88/100
Ella Bryant, 85/100
Minnie Bryant, 78/99
Hugh Wonner, 79/96
Jimmie Chalk, 80/100
David Chalk, 79/100
George Chalk, 85/100
Joseph Reddig, 80/98
Tracy Reddig, 75/100
Bansom Reddig, 83/99
John Wonner, 86/96
Walter Wonner, 84/100
Harry Bryant, 86/99
Irving Reddig, 77/96
John Chalk, 73/97
H. Harlan, Teacher
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