Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17
School Notes

Inc ninth grade took hard final test
in Latin, Monday.
Bonnie Stroebele visited in the second
grammar room, Monday.
Reviews and Examinations in all
rooms this week and next.
The English test used by the tenth
grade was completed last Friday.
The temperature was rather high the
first OF the week for indoor work.
Miss Emig will give the final tests in
her room Tuesday of next week
The second primary pupils drew and
water colored the buttercup, Monday.
The children keep the schoolroom
nicely supplied with flowers each day
The seventh grade arithmetic pupils
are learning the ways of problems in
proportion.
The picture study papers of the sixth
grade handed in last week made very
good average.
Nels and the blacksmith now have the
bell in good ringing order after much
touble and work.
The second primary pupils wrote
letters Tuesday, as review in this part
OF their language work.
The eighth grade arithmetic pupils are
having an interesting time with
measurements of circles.
Monday the eleventh grade took their
final examination on the last Grafton of
Cicero read during the YEAR
Clyde Dimmick is again enrolled in
the ninth grade after several weeks alb
sence helping his father with the spring
work.
The tenth grade geometry class is now
completing some back notebook work.
They will take their final examination on
the second Semester's work Thursday of
next week.
The examination on the second Semes-
ter's work in Botany will be given the
eleventh grade Friday this week. They
are quite busy now analysing plants and
completing the outlined work with the
compound microscope.
The third and fourth grade geography
classes were given their final examina:
lions this week. There were several
practically perfect papers among those of
the fourth grade. The class average was
eighty percent The report of the third
grade has not yet been completed.
This will be our last set of school items
for this term We wish to thank the
Editors of the Journal for their courtesy
to us in giving space for the matter that
has appeared under this heading weekly,
and also for their kindness and interest
manifested so many times, in everything
pertaining to the good of our schools.
The programs for the closing week of
school will be found on The inside page
OF this issue. Monday evening" May u,
Wednesday evening, May 90, and
Friday evening, May 25, eight o'clock at
the Nj. b. Church. There will be no
admission fee on Monday or Friday
evenings but on Wednesday evening 10
cents admission except for school
children will be charged
Those that We're neither absent nor
tardy in the first primary room, taught
by Miss Andersen are Miah Petersen,
Helen Wissler. Helen Gault, Genieveve
Kline, Nettie Hansen, Esther Heath
Delphine Hamlin, Fern Harm, Francis
Marquesen, Vera Christensen, Mae
Stone, Hansie Marquesen, Carrie
Petersen, Evalyn Hamlln, Gurm Han
sen, Lyle Jones, Lloyd Bennett, Chester
Frost, Raymond Hunt, Margaret Snyder,
Anna Snyder Johnny Murphy, Margere-
the Nielsen.
The High School pupils and their
teachers picniced out in Milliman's
grove last Friday evening after school.
1t was very enjoyable occasion for those
that arrived early on the scene of action;
but for those that used up most of their
energy locating the whereabouts of the
Others different line of thought was
manifest The good supper restored
harmony however and everything went
merrily on until seven O'Clock when time
was called and the Brayton and Extra
contingents went their respective ways
We ought to have another just like this
one for the closing day only don't change
| the plans too many times