The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-10-16

Totals, 2.s .43.s 2S3 ;es Q
The following named pupils have
lost no time during the last four weeks,
viz:
High school-Myra Baker. Cora Johnson
Clyde Darling, Hunter Hays. Alfred Chad
bourne. Elsie Curtis, Virginia Huntington.
Grammar-Ruth Cornish, Car ton Pratt,
May Ferris. Ethel Post. Rebecca Clark, Carrie
CUT, George Whitman, Alfred Clara, Harry
Laird. Stella Yach, May zimmerman, Althera
Johnson, Chas. Everett, Clara Gibson, James
Anderson.
I'd Observation-Disclosures Bissell, Will
Br,ughton. Grace Chadbourne, Will Crooks,
Cora Curtis, Nellie Gibson, Hannah Hale, Ella
Laird. Frank Mason. Anna O'Hara. Frances
O'Hara. Grace Stegncr. John Smith, Maui
Woodwork.
LIST intermediate -Celina Baker. Myrtle
Cooper, Helen Darling, Ophelia johnson, Eth
Ell King Helen Knudson, Rosa Laird. Mabel
Mckay, Rachel O'Hura, Maggie O'Hara, Elm
ma Kedling, Charles Moon, Roy Whitman,
George Leibenguth. Clarence Francois, Al
mer Whittet.
I'd Primary es Whittet, Willie Winters,
Mabel Rhodes, Edna Race. Esmer Mixture,
Willie Milne, Emery Mason, Harry McPht r.
| son, George Lechner, Freddie Lankcrd, Gusta
Knudson. Alec media Johnson. Carl George,
nth Drake, Ralph Corey, Robbie Cooper,
zulome Bytngton, Zelma- Byington. Jennie
Droughton, Bessie Bowers Louis Baker, Oar.
win Bigham.
LIST Primary-Mattie Beard, jessie Kettle
we'll. Osker Knudson. Eddie Lechner. Albert
Lnnkcrd. Mary rhune, Harry Warner, Earl
Woodwork.
Visitors-Misses Ada Rollins, Grace Root,
Ada VIM, Messrs. J. G. RibeldaRer, F. H.
ClaysoR. J. H. Hitchcock.
Teachers-Miss Blancherd, High School;
Miss WinckIy, Grammar: Miss McGahr, d n.
termediate: Miss Case. LIST intermediate;
Primary.
A photo taken on last ''Class Day"
by Mr.. Keene of the school and build
ing has been framed and placed upon
the wall of the High School. A con-
test for the picture is being made by
the different schools. The room whose
report is best for a month holds the
picture until another school excels it's
record. By reference to the report
above it will be seen that the Second
intermediate is entitled to the picture
for the coming month.
The two young ladies who have re-
Gently withdrawn from the high school
are Misses Matte Bigham and Lou
Porter. Miss Bigham having been
called to fill vacancy in the Belview
school, caused by the resignation of
Miss Everson, and Miss Porter is
spending the winter with friends in
Iowa.
There are at present seven non-resi.
dents attending the high school,
among whom are Misses Leta Major
and Bertha Hiatt, of Morton.
1t is probable that the Board of Ed.
ucation will shortly appropriate some
funds for the purchase of q reference
library for our schools. The law pro-
vides that if a district purchases from
the list of books recommended by the
state superintendent an invoice oil
books, the state superintendent will is
sue a warrant upon the state auditor
for sum equal to one-half the amount
expended by the district. Provided,
that no district shall receive more than
$40 upon the first statement, nor more
than SO ION the second, nor more than
S on any subsequent. Thus by our
district appropriating $40 we secure a
purchasing power of $50. A reference
library is not only needed, but is one
of the requirements Of the High School
Board. Let all encourage it.
! O., E. RICE, Principal.