Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-18
SCHOOL NOTES..

All papers forwarded to the state
high school board examiner were ac-
cepted with only three reflections.
AS. a result of the state examina-
tons the following pupils, in addition
to the list published in June. are pro-
NOTED to the high school from the
eighth grade: Ella Fortune. Angus
%talconer. Lydia Gaskill, Margaret
Morris. This will make 30 promoted
to the high school.
During the vacation the following
pupils have recited to Supt. Moore and
nave made up work in arithmetic and
are promoted from the ..B" eighth TO
the "a" eighth grade: Cecil Burton.
Willie Coclrane. JAY Denham. Frank
flynn, Mia Phelps and Clara Rhud.
Inc W down town buildings are
leaned and ready for the beginning
or the school year. The repairs and
changes have all been COMPLETED in
the high school building and the clean
ing will begin this week so as to have
them ready in time.
Miss Myrtle Brown of W%alpeton
VIII enter the graduating class. MAX
ing eleven in all. There are p in
the second year class and 8 in the
ilrst year class. making G high school
puplls. -Four years ago there were
y enrolled in the high school.
Miss Agnes Boyle will attend the
cleveland high school in st. Paul dur
ing the coming year. She will he
missed by the class of 1902 of which
she is a member.
The class entering the high school is
the 1lrst II coming up anywhere
near the standard required. 1t is M
TO grade in all subjects required but
one. there being four months work in
arithmetic. This class has made five
grades in four years. The class en-
terlng the eighth grade is the first
II to come up to the proper grade.
and ought to enter the high school
next year with all the grammar grade
work properly completed.
During the year there were 100
cases OF tardiness. eighteen families
furnished Alb cases. The $40 were
distributed among the rest of the city.
Ihis is Il bad record compared with
other towns in the state. One cause
Is lack of a school bell, so there is no
uniform time to follow. One family
had two children tardy 6S times. an
other. two children. tardy So times:
another one tardy 81 times; 2S6 child
rem were not tardy; POP were tardy.
ROLL OF HONOR.
The following pupils are worthy of
honorable mention for excellent state
examination papers in the various sub
iects The marks given by President
Merrifield, the state high school board
examiner, are used as a basis. Those
given by the teachers are not consid-
cred in making up this roll:
Arithmetic-Nellie Falconer. Noryal
Marvel.
English Grammar-Maud Bailey,
Ruth Plants, Alma Sundquist.
Geography-Nellie Falconer. Ruth
Hood. Ruby Hines, Anna Slattery.
United States Observation-Disclosures
ErstlOm. Norval Marvel, Dora Michel
son, Nellie O'COnnor.
First Year English-Ida Challoner.
Daisy DeGraff, Sarah Millett.
Agebra-Agnes Boyle.
Latin Grammar-Nellie Falconer,
Mvira Peterson.
Cicero-Chas. Anderson, Emma
johnson, Geo. Will, Dora Yegan.
Caesar-George Will, May Challoner,
History of Greece and ROme-Cath-
crime Boyle, May Challoner, Emma
johnson, Hilda Johnson.
Solid Geometry-Edna Winchester,
Virgil-Ara WaggOner.
Plain Geometry.-Selma Peterson.
English Literature-Ara Waggoner.