Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-13
School Notes.

Joy Cotton, of the Second Room,
re-entered school on Monday.
Bertha Fredericks is on the sick
list, thus causing her absence from
Room Two.
The pupils of the intermediate are
preparing program for Washing
tons birthday.
Frank Hall has been absent from
count of sickness.
Mabel Hansen is again absent
from the Second Primary room on
account of sickness.
Harry Hash, of room five, was ill
Thursday and Friday but is in
school again this week.
James Rendleman having gone to
Audubon was absent from the In
termediate last Monday.
Galen Cotton of the intermediate
was absent week ago last Friday
on account of sickness.
In the CA" grade of the High
School solid geometry has been
replaced by book Keeping.
The &C" clsss in the High School
is now studying civics. They have
been investigating the success of
school funds.
The High School "B" class will
soon take State University examina-
ton, in algebra, and then take up
plain geometry.
Lysle and Wayne Copeland were
absent from the intermediate Mon
day, having accompanied their par
ents to Audubon.
The Third Room had very nice
exercises, on last Friday afternoon,
each pupil having prepared reel
tatlon for the occasion.
Mary Hansen, who has been alb
sent for some time from the Third
Room on account of sickness, is
able to be with us again.
Carrie Gault and Don Hash were
both on the sick list last week and
missed from their places in the First
Grammar room. Both returned to
school on Monday.
Chattie Beard has gone to Carson,
Iowa, for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Maude Thomas, and her
presence will be missed among her
schoolm ates for time.
The Second Primary scholars de-
voted much time to the study OF
Lincoln, whose birthday occurred
on the 18th. Next week we will
study the life of Washin gton.
The following of Room Five were
neither absent nor tardy during the
past month;
Grace Huyck, Emily Rabson,
Bessie WHITAKER, Elsie Hunt,
Mary Campbell, Mertie Bruner,
Gertie Bruner, Bessie Allen,
Rena Woodruff, Matilda Hansen,
Harry flash, Jack aensley,
Roll of honor in Room Two for
January;
Aerden Merrick, Vester Carman,
Thomas Lohner, Lisle Potter,
Norman Hensley, Harold Nichol,
Lawrence Young, Erode Hansen,
Philip Guernsey, Edison Herrick,
Harold Stranger, Hans Hansen,
Raymond Stated, Evart Kline,
Flora Rendleman, Amelia Miller,
Mary Christensen, June Dafford.
The pupils in the First Primary
have begun preparations for the
celebration of Washington's birth
day. Program to be given Friday,
February 81, commencing at two
O'Clock p. NJ. We hope the parents
and friends will plan to attend the
exercises. Each pupil is requested
to bring flag and paper Ratchet
as soon as possible so we may be-
gin to use them in the practice of
our flag exercises and Ratchet song.
Those of the intermediate who
were neither absent nor tardy dur
| ing the month of January are as
| follows;
Lola Hamler, Glen Hunt,
Mary Powell, James Huyck,
Vesta Marietta, Howard Herrick,
Louie l.eckband, Ora Hicks,
Dena Repass, Sam Peters,
Menerva Rabson, Haskell Merrick,
Winnie Heath, Frank Johnson,
Essie Herrick, Arthur Stated.
Frank Campbell, Clara Powell,
| Walter Leckband, Carl Potter,
George Voss.
/ 1hoSC VI lHc TlISL 0TdI Qfnaf room
who were neither tardy nor absent
during the month of January are:
GA GRADE"
Luther Hensley, Iolo Parrot,
Andrew Miller, Perry Hensley
Harry Guernsey, Della Hicks,
Emma Hansen, Halle Cotton.
Ruth Statzell.
B. GRADE"
Grace Rabson, Carrie Gault,
Byrd Connrardy, Floy Wissler,
Annette Delahoyd. John Voss,
Charlie Henshaw, Frank Palm,
Willie Voss, Rex Allen,
Earl Hamler.
They CRUSH THE POWERS
This is written in mid October. The long,