The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-10-31
oAKEs STATE HIGH SCHOOL

The grammar class is entering COM
pound complex sentences.
Charley Foster, of the intermediate
room, is sick and out of school.
Margaret Sanderson has gone to
Arizona for the winter.
Mamie Spury and Reece Bartlett are
new pupils in the intermediate depart
ment.
Katie Zitzelberger will attend school
in Wahpeton the remainder of the year.
Bernice Smell left Friday for Lincoln,
Neb. She will be greatly missed in the
eighth grade as she was doing good
work.
Johanna Jensen left school Tuesday
as her parents are going to Portland.
Adolph Dahlbeck entered the high
school Tuesday morning.
Those who have been perfect in at
tendance during the past month are:
First grade: Frank Christofferson,
Leo Donovan, Melvin Lux, Ralph Per-
kins, Archie Wilson, Frances Root,
Lula Deathover, John Hartman, Fred
Nelson, Robert Rowe, Edward Wright.
Second grade: Bonnie Christofferson,
Lucille Hide, Alvina Keehn, Florence
Root, Althea Straub, Myrtle Gruhlke,
Clinton Hockenbury, Hazel Locke,
George Strutz, Flossie Henderson.
Fifth grade: Marie Fuller, Gwendo-
lyn ", Huffman, Clifford Locke, Peter
White, Ruth Hide, Clayton Kahl,
Gladys Quigg, Charles Lux.
Sixth grade: Ruth Anderson, Clara
Gnauck, Ella Nepstad, Emerson Ferris,
Dorothy Hutsinpiller, Gladys Lampi.
Seventh grade: Edwin Anderson,
Kathryn Bong, Addison Denning, Alice
Bittman, Edith Bateman, Albert Wes-
tergaard.
Those who have been perfect in spell
ling during the past week are:
Third grade: Thore Bjerklin, Peter
son, Earl Becker, Willie Jesson, Eliz-
abeth Liddell, Lee Wickersham, Ned
Casey, Harold Bong, Glen Robertson,
Kenneth Bush, James Hupp, Alma
Paulson, Mary Adams. Flora White,
Roy Liddell, Hazel Mcintyre.
Fourth grade: Anna Hicks, Ardys
Becker, Kyle Hide, John Foot.
Fifth grade: Ruth Hide, Harold
Nichols.
Sixth grade: Gladys Lampi, Gladys
O'Neill, Ella Nepstad, Frank Saulter.
Those having highest standings in
the high school for this month are:
Geometry: Inez Lancaster, 95; Nora
Nepstad 90, Ruth Nichols SO.
Latin: Sunie Smith 81, Jessie White
96, Helmer Lindell 96.
=, Algebra: Helmer Lindell SO, Jessie
White 99, Fred Lowe SO.
English III: Sunie Smith 81, Dora
Wasdahl "a, Nora Nepstad "a, Helen
Stanton "a.
English History: Sunie Smith.
English 1: Viola Bong SS. Dorothy
Brown 81, Leander Stenquist 81.
English II: Harold Marsh 80, Beth
Brown 80, Ina Hutsinpiller 80.
English w: Beth Covert 81, Eddie
Sieberg 80, Mary Hutsinpiller 81.
Ad' History and Civics: Nora Nep-
stad 80, Beth Covert 81, Mary Hutsin-
pillar 81, Eddie Sieberg 81, Lydia Nor
gan 81.
General History: Helen Stanton SO,
Beth Brown 81, Harold Marsh 86.
German: Helen Stanton 80, Inez
Lancater 80, Sunie Smith 80.
Physical Geography: Leander Stem
quist 81, Dorothy Brown IS, Arthur
Frozen SO.
Chemistry: Eddie sieberg 95, Mary
Hutsinpiller "a, Dora Wasdahl 94.
Solid Geometry: Sunie Smith SO,
Helen Stanton go, Monte Munich 81.
Cicero: Jessie Bong s3, Mary Hut
sinpiller 81.
Physics: Beth Covert SO. ...
Caesar: Bessie Bong 88, Ina Hutsir-
piller 81, Inga Nepstad 81.
Those perfect in attendance in the
high school for this month are:
Mary Hutsinpiller, Edna Locke, Inez
Lancaster, Mabel Nepstad, Eta Locke,
Nora Nepstad, Boletha FROZEN, Hilda
Huffman, Ina Hutsinpiller, Coda
Munich, Inga Nepstad, Bessie Bong,
Emma Fuller, Jennie Dahlbeck, Lean
der Stenquist, Leta Foot, Meraret
Johnson, Anna Melby, Hilma Orn.
The grade hooks for the second
school month have been issued and up
on examination it will be found that
there is a decided improvement over
the first months work. This is ex-
planned by diligent application, regular
ity in attendance and punctuality on
the part of the students. We urgently
request parents to examine these re-
ports, sign and return them by the
student the following morning.
A splendid and commendable spirit is
developing in the high school classes
over the class standing in each of the
classes. At the bottom of the grade
book is blank marked "Class Stand
ing" in which is recorded each students
standing, in his class, showing his rank
in comparison with his classmates.
Please take note of this and commend
where it is deserving and encourage
where it is needed. A word from the
parent is sufficient to spur him on to
greater effort and higher ideals.
The high school auditorium has been
reseated in order that we could make
room for another row of desks. This
will give us q seating capacity of about
IS. This willhelp some as two students
have been compelled to sit together in
some cases.
The board Of health thoroughly fumi-
gated the entire building over last Sum
dav This ahor11i he done occaa;ona1lv