Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-03
sOur Schools,

Irvie Garter has entered the seoonu ,
grade
Maggie Carter has entered the sixth
grade.
Clara Priugle visited the school last
Friday.
Maud and Addie Davis have moved TO
Lansing.
Earl spicer of the sixth grade, has re-
turned to school
1t has been said that Clyde Lathrop
went fishing Monday.
one of the junior boys was treated(o
Tuesday. lie didn't happen TO be out OF
season
Harry Hawley has left school, and at
present is acting AS bell-boy at the
Wright House.
It has been reported that Miss Eagon
and Miss Struble were in st. Louis Sat
urday afternoon.
Abbie Day, of the Senior class, is re-
ported some better and we hope TO have
: her with us again in the near future.
. Miss Bertha Spicer is in Sharrar &
> Mulholands drug store this week,
working at the Bell telephone switch
a board
: The Misses Angel are having very
$ pleasant time in New York, and we are
81 pleased to hear they are improving in
: health.
: The eleventh grade German class have
finished "Marchen ind Erzahlungen'
- by Guerber," and are reading Storm ;
Immensee.
Arbor Day was celebrated by all
grades. Each room had its own eXer-
cises and then each grade planted tree
and dedicated il.
The funeral of Miss Ola Irish was
= largely attended by the students Miss
'' Irish would have been oneof our seniors
had she stayed in school
- Mr. Verne Johnson, our base bal
pitcher, was accidentally struck by the
~ ball last Friday afternoon, while on tbs
campus watching the game. II left hin
with broken nose.
The local field day exercises will b.
~ held here Friday in the Sanitariun
a. park, for the purpose OF selecting dele
hu gates TO take part in the field day eXef
III cises in Mt. Pleasant, May 10.
ue 1t has been arranged so that by cut
ne ting the first two periods five minute
ny short, the upper grades will have
lg' fifteen minutes recess, the same as IN
zen rest of the school We are all NOR
vi than pleased with the change.
wv Last Friday afternoon an exciting ba
''h game was held on the campus. II
Gu seniors and sophomores gained clo
vas score of eight to seven over the JUNO
'lA' and freshmen The boys expect
iSe' meet Yerington college team at
oni Louis Saturday, and gain glorio
victory
Those in the fifth grade who we
~ neither absent or tardy during q
W~ month CT April are George Anger
James Argent. Ella Bittner, Arch
his Cuvrell, Volner Church, Nellie Grove
Mabel Gould, Arthur Hutchings, ID
in Jones, Arthur Medler, Glen Wilcc
Leroy Rogers, Winnie Struble.
the A cordial invitation is extended 10
of the school patrons TO visit Us and :
;.oa the school at work However, we
- not like have the babies come witho
their parents. Some of these little fol
w have never been 10 school and cause {
ina teachers considerable trouble. Th
will talk out loud and cause confuse
we're This makes it hard TO carry on
the school work.
Pupils in the third grade who WI
,rite neither absent nor tardy during AT
the are: Elmer Brown, Harry Belbe'
Willie Club, Geo. Davis, Drew
own wards. Clarence Ferris, Charlie Hoop
ST. Edith Hooper, Leo Hoyt, Harry Lo
wood, Eva Mack, Edna Rogers, lie
Soper, Warren Struble, Walter Strut
Laura Swain, Lewis 81. Mary, mar
Wilson, Archie Wilcox, Lillian Will
and Alger Wood
Vi Those in the second grade who "
last neither absent nor tardy are Dal
their Brock. Islah Beebe, Jimmie Cl
Nettie Davis, Marjorie Delavan, Ell
hjed Epler. Nettie Ely, Alfred Englem
day Helen Engleman, LesterflShbeck' r
rout Gargett, Lois Hathaway, George Hou
they falling, Myra Kinch, Victor Kin
Lawrence Montgel, Donald Roy
SYLVIA Stevens Mabel, Struble. q
- ~ Thompson Leon Wilcox, Marc
Adams.
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