The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-13
Monthly Report 81
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Beginning with October, and fol
each month thereafter, it is our pur.
pose to publish the per centage Of ex.
cellence in study and department Of
the highest ranking students of each
grade, beginning with the high school
and extending through the Primary
Department. We desire to state that
the systems Of grading and marking
students are most rigid and that par.
ents should enjoin their children to
carefully prepare the lesson lat home)
for the succeeding day.
High School.-M. S. Harper, teacher.
Senior Class-Miss Inez Enger 94.3.
Lynn Warner 92.3, Adolph Melgard %.
Second Year High School Manley
Flynn 50.
First Year High School. Mabel
Scott 92.4, Nettie Shue 81, Mary Koch
9l.3, Janette Whidden received an
average of 93.S for the few days that
she was present in October.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Miss Corey Teacher.
Eight Grade-Ella Ole $50, Willard
Houghton 85.3, Ruby Koyl "a, Edith
Johnson 83.
Seventh Grade.-Eva Morris "a, De-
Forrest Payne 80, Grace Warner 10.
Sixth Grade.-Lillian Blackwell 81,
Lottie Jimeson 8S, Cora Stringer IS.
suB-aRA1fMAR SCHOOL.
Miss Scholl, Teacher.
Fifth Grade. Oliver Larson 93.2,
Luella Carter 92.7, Victor Melgard
88.6, Borghild Ole sS.3.
Fourth Grade. Ella Black 88.3,
Minnie Condy 50, Ella Hamilton S8.2,
Adeline Koch $751;.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
Miss Zimmerman, Teacher.
Third Grades-Ella Williams. 83,
Mabel Larsen 81, Louisa Koch 80;
George Bier 78.
Second Grade. Myrtle Erickson SO,
Gladys Stone S2.5, Jennette Burg
storm 82.3, Nellie Workman 81.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Haley, Teacher.
"a" Class Dorothy Payne 95, Cert
rude Syverson e5, Marguerite Furlong
95, Percy Furlong "a.
'B" Class.-Irene Haskell, Gladys
Debora Nelson, Esther Olson, etc.
Miss Inez Enger having secured the
highest average Of any student in the
main school building awarded prize
Of gold fountain pen by her teacher.
NOTES.
The new janitor is giving satisfac-
tion in his position.
The work Of the 9th grade is divided
equally between Miss Corey and
Scholl.
Several visitors called upon the
principal during the month: Messrs.
Whidden and Stone, Mrs. Trubshaw,
Mrs. Kerr, the county superintendent.
Miss Feiring and others.
Pres. Melgard is giving excellent
satisfaction as presiding officer of our
Lyceum.
The work in drawing by Miss
Zimmerman and Scholl is especially
fine.
We desfrse to commend the good
discipline in the grades presided over
by Misses Corey and Haley.
The library will receive an addition
of nearly one hundred volumes in the
near future. They have been ordered
Three new Webster's international
will be placed in the
graded rooms very soon.
We desire to commend Gov. Bartlett
Ind Mr.. Oscar d. Purinton and the
whole school board for their steady
in school matters.
The high school lyceum have about
six dollars in treasury. This is for the
library and high school decoration.
Miss Ella Ole is treasurer.
Miss Nettie Shue is winning great
praise as an relocutionist and scholar.
Miss Inez Enger has won first honors
in the senior class for September and
October. She will be valedictorian Of
her class If she continues this fine
work.
A recent visitor from Fargo COM
mented very fayorably upon the Ger