Montello and Buffalo Area School Report


The Montello Express, Sat. December 13, 1890, Page 2







Transcribed by Joan Benner © March 2007





Report of High School and Preparatory for month ending December 5, 1890

Number enrolled: 45
Average Attendance: 35
Number of non-residents: 5

Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Crosby Seth
Donaldson Lizzie
Hallmann Otto
Kendall Jessie
Lange Albert
Leverence Mary
Long Charles
Manthey Julius
Manthey Lena
Podoll Gustav
Schmitz Robert
Tagatz Rudolph
--F.W. Meisnest, Principal and John Murphy, Assistant



Report of Intermediate
Number enrolled: 28
Average Attendance: 22

Pupils not absent:
Gruhlke Louise
Hennig Herman
Kinitz Lena
Lange Eddie
Randa Willie
--Sara Fallis, Teacher



Report of Primary
Number enrolled: 53
Average Attendance: 39

Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Cartwright Nellie
Knopf Jennie
Leonard Lillie
Manthey Ernie
Mills Sadie
Nickel Paul
Ruxton Anna
Ruxton Charlie
Schmidt Gustie
Schmidt Lena
Wincell Mary
--Bertha Gruhlke, Teacher



The following are the names of the pupils who received the highest standing
in written examinations




  Name
  Subject
  Test Score
  Class




  Dibell Rachel
  Arithmetic
  95%
  Preparatory




  Hallmann Minnie
  Arithmetic
  95%
  Preparatory




  Kendall Jessie
  Arithmetic
  95%
  Preparatory




  Kendall Jessie
  Language
  95%
  Preparatory




  Lange Charlie
  History
  100%
  High School




  Lange Charles
   Arithmetic
  100%
  High School




  Manthey Lena
  Language
  93%
  Preparatory




  McKanna Bert
  Constitution
  98%
  High School




  McKanna Bert
  Physics
  94%
  High School




  Podoll Gustav
  Language
  95%
  Preparatory




  Weseloh Gustav
  Arithmetic
  98%
  Preparatory






The fall term of school will close on Friday, December 19, 1890. The winter
term will begin on Monday, January 5, 1891.

The following are the names of the non-resident pupils attending the High School:
Cadigan David
Hull Henry
McDowell George
Round Hattie
Schmitz Robert

The High School has been provided with Chamber's Encyclopedia consisting of
ten volumes. A set of outline maps would now complete the list of necessary
apparatus for a good school.

The High School pupils were dismissed Monday afternoon on account of the
breaking of the stove.

Minnie Hallmann "spelt down" the High School at the spelling match on the
day before Thanksgiving.

Two of the High School pupils, Charles Lange and Robert Schmitz have not
been absent a single day this term; a few others of the clas shave missed
but a few days. These pupils are making a decided progress. Their lessons
are never too long or too hard, but are always learned. They far surpass
most of their senior members in the studies they have completed or are
pursuing at present. This is all chiefly due to their regular attendance.
Irregularity in attendance is the principle cause of many pupils' progress.


Report of School in District no. 6, Town of Buffalo, for Month Ending Dec. 5, 1890
Days taught: 19
Pupils enrolled: 29
Average attendance: 24

Pupils not absent during the month:
Coleman Mary
Dimond Katie
Dimond Nicholas
Dimond Winnie
French Tirza
French Volney
Kearns Anna
Kearns Loretto
Kearns Mamie
Madden Carrie
Madden Estella
Madden Frankie
Madden Maggie
Morgan Nora
Reid Jennie
--Rose O'Connell, Teacher


Transcribed by Joan Benner © March 2007









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