Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-03
School Notes.

Sammy Peters has been in the
country for couple of days.
Visitors will be welcome at any
time in the First primary room.
The enrolment in the first Gram
mar room for September was thirty
four.
Geo. Milliman was absent three
days last week on account of sick
ness.
Carrie Gault has been absent the
past week, viewing the sights of
Chicago.
Roscoe Nichol entered Monday.
He comes from Boone High School
and carries half work with A and B
classes.
Small boys and window panes are
again in danger as the boys are
playing ball on their usual play
ground.
The second Grammar room has
thirty-one pupils enrolled. What
we lack in numbers we make up in
quality
Charles Wissler of the informed
late has been absent the last few
days, having accompanied his
mother on visit.
Our new set of International has
been used a great deal lately. The
library books will be here soon.
The pupils of the Intermediate
department are taking great inter
est in collecting autumn leaves to
to be used in the Nature Study.
Already the pupils of the First
primary room have begun planning
for Thanksgiving, which IS shown
by the decorations for the room
which they are bringing.
The "B" class have been studying
Nature. The cricket, the cat, and
the dog have been among the list
of creatures studied, in a primar
fashion. Seeds, fruit caterpillars
are for next months work.
The pupils Of the second Gram
mar grade who were neither absent
nor tardy during the first month are
Bonnie Woodward, "a" class; Grace
Huyck, Mabel Tucker, Alcie Patti
son, Vivian Deweese, "B" class.
Those neither absent nor tardy
during the month are: "a" grade
Halle Cotton, Della Hicks. Ruth
Statzell, Arley johnson, Andrew
Mills, Iolo Parrot. "B' grade Grace
Rabson, Bird Coonrardy, Johnnie
Voss.
The pupils of the "B" grade have
taken much interest in their Geoo-
raphy work, which during the
month has been on minerals and
| plants and have made it more in
structive by furnishing many speci.
mems to be studied.
The Intermediates are making a
study of Longfellow this week and
their motto for the week is taken
from his writings-"The talent of
success is nothing more than doing
what you can do we'll, and doing
we'll whatever you do without a
thought of fame"
The "a" class has been STUDYING
Literature, it being one of Long.
fellows poems, Hiawatha. During
this present month the study Of
Columbus and the Old World will
be in order as October 18th is the
anniversary of the discovery of San
Salvador by Columbus.
Second Primary department roll
of honor for September: Amelia
Miller. Oma Pattison, Reuel Cope
land, Hans Hansen, Ray Stated
Thomas Lohner, John Miller, Eddie
Peters, Flora Rendleman, Myrtle
Roberts, Ida Woodruff, Vester Car
man, Girden Merrick, Isle Potter
Those neither absent nor tardy
during. the first month of school
in the intermediate room are:
Jas. Huyck. Gales Cotton, mo.
Peters, Geo. Voss, Albert Herrick
Louie Leckband, Haskell Merrick,
Arthur Statzell, Lisle Copeland
Marion Pattison, Frank Campbell,
Mary Powell, Essie Herrick, Dena
Repass, Ora Hicks, Winnie Heath,
Flora Houston, Lola Hamler, Clara
Powell, Walter Leckband, Wayne
! copeland.