The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-04-07
SCHOOL NOTES

after will he held on Saturday
afternoon. This is a departure
from our former custom and is
done that our country teachers
may meet in session with US. Wei
can reach the rural schools to a
better advantage in this way and
give those in charge an Incentive
and aspiration to higher endeay-
or. The action is compulsory on
tie part of the rural teachers and
1--WE trust they will heartily CO.
operate with us and thereby
make our meetings a success.
The monthly standing for the
past month are based entirely
upon daily recitations. Students
recite daily and are given what
ever their recitations merit and
should a student fail to respond.
Whenever called upon to recite
whether he is unprepared or alb
sent he is given a zero until such
condition is removed. This zero
can be removed; by the students
making up the recitation. This
system of grading is in vogue in
all first class higher institutions
Of learning and is a splendid in
centive to students to attend
school regularly and respond
promptly.
/ Those who received honorary
I standings for the seventh month
Din high school department are as
I follows:
I Geometry:-Howard Boise SO,
,3Ella Nelson 95, Eunice Jacobson
g93, Lou Bowen 80.
Ancient History:-Ella Nelson
96, Eunice jacobson "a, Lou
Bowen 90.
Chemistry:-Howard Boise 81,
Ella Nelson SO, Eunice Jacobson
"a, Lou Bowen 81. 4 z
e C~aesar:-Howard Boise 81,
aaElla Nelson SO, Eunice jacobson
92.
, Latin Grammar: Howard Boise
+. "a, Ella Nelson SO, Eunice Jacob
son 81, Lou Bowen s.. (
English I;-Emma Slingsby IS,
John Baldwin SO, Edna Gray 95,
Kate Carleton 81, Florence Link
96.
Photography: John Baldwin
]97, Robert Stewart 81, Robert
Officer o.
Arithmetic:-Robert Stewart
96, Vincent Officer IS.
Mr.. SLATER, Instructor.
Latin Grammar:-John Bald
win SO, Edna Gray 96, Kate Carl
eton 96, Florence Link SO, Chas.
Van Dusen "a, Mary Cyrus. 49,,
Emma Slingsby IS.
Algebra:-Essie Elliott 81,
John Baldwin 81, Edna Gray IS,
Kate Carleton 80, Florence Link
96, Emma Slingsby IS.
Eng. Grammar:-Robert Ofic-
er 90, Vincent Officer So, Lizzie
Cyrus IS.
Botany:-Howard Boise 96.
Rhetoricals:- Edna Gray and
Emma Slingsby.
BESSIE OsTRANDER, Teacher.
We avail ourselves of this op.
portunity to thank the patrons OF
the school for their liberal fin.
ancial support of our entertain.
ment last week for the High
School Library Fund. Forty
five dollars were cleared which
will be invested judiciously in re
ference books for High School
use. This will include books on
Geology, Chemistry, Botany.
Biology, Physics, Astronomy
N:Eng. Literature, History, Eng
lish U. S., Greek, Roman, and
MEDIEVAL etc.
No fiction will be purchased al
this time as our department. il
that line is now quite adequate
These books will be in the library
for use in September. !
Those who were perfect il
spelling the past week are as fol
lows:
Primary. Kenyon Woodward
Ralph Klovstad, Lloyd Pepper
F1oy Wells, Annie Meader, Franl
Meader, Teddie Reynolds, DELI
Dorrance.
Second Grade:- Frank Taylor
Earl Jefferson, Amos Stith, Laur
ance Miller, Ina, Jefferon, Mazi
Gilmore, Alice Carpenter, Grac
Hazlett, Gladys Philip, Floy,
ii Reynolds, Paul Roney.
! Third Grade:. Elsie Kloystad
7 FlorenceB Boise, Blanche VanDus
en-, Alma Stark, Frank Sussex
Reggie Thurlow.
Fourth and Fifth Grades Inc
1. Stewart, Joe cyrus, Dottie Wy
ant, Harrie Vadnie, Gilbert Gjes