The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-11-07
LEON SCHOOL COLUMN
EprroRs H1MENA HOFFMAN.
~ ROLAND ALLBAUGH.

g ROLAND ALLBAUGH
"Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time,
for that is the stuff life is made of"-Franslin.
Mrs. Lorey, Mrs. Ghormley and Mrs.
Murrow visited Miss Crawford's room
last week.
Our school houses and yards were
none the worse for wear the morning
after Halloween.
We hope many of the patrons will be
present at the teachers meeting, which
will be held Saturday, Nov. 10th.
Ralph McGinnis cut his lin while
playing football last Saturday afternoon,
and had to have several stitches taken
in it but it doesn't seem to worry him
much since Leon won the game.
Rev. Boyd, of Leon, and Rev. Howard,
Of Davis City, visited Miss Moore's
room last week.
The usual report as to what course
the members of the Senior class intend
ed to take after they graduate here
was sent to the state University last
week and was as follows:
Lillian Bigley-Business College.
Fay Benefel-Music.
Ruth Chase-Collegiate and Music.
Neva Curry-Normal.
Earl Gardner-Theology.
Alpha Long-Normal.
Roland Allbaugh-Busines College.
Himena Hoffman-Collegiate.
Georgia Stewart Normal.
Estey Armstrong Science.
Eta Ryan-Normal.
A committee consisting of two MEM
bers of each class meet Monday evening
to discuss the subject of High School
colors. The majority of the committee
were in favor Of Purple and Orange.
There is however quite an opposition
to these colors, SO it may be some time
before the question will be settled to
the satisfaction of all.
President Shelton, of Simpson College,
and DR.. Brushingham, of Chicago, came
with Rev. Boyd to visit the high
school Tuesday of last week. President
Shelton and DR.. Bushingham each gave
short address which we're very much
enjoyed by the students.
Ethel Waddell became member of
the high school Monday morning.
Five minutes after the tardy gong had
struck, the principal of school was
walking through the lower hall
when he saw little fellow scampering
to the first grade room as fast as his
legs could carry him. "See here.
want to talk to you" "called the princi-
pal to the late conner, IL hain't got no
time to talk to you; I'm late already"
replied the breathless boy as he closed
the door of his room with a bang.
Rev. Howard, of Davis City, address,
ed the high school students Friday
morning and Rev. Weber, of Lineville,
visited some of the classes Wednesday.
Names of pupils who neither absent or tardy
during the month of October.
NORTH BUILDING.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Fay Benetel, Lillian bigey, Hymena Hoffman,
Alpha Long, Eta Ryan, Georgia Stewart, Rollan
Albaugh,' Harry Swanson, Elizabeth Boyd, Ida
Briegaman, Iva Briggaman Herman Deck, Edgar
Ketcham, Lawrence Quiett, Ethel Beck, Blanch
Brann, Katie Forbes Ruth Ford, Hazel Cation,
Ethel Gatchell, Nina Still, Willard Marvin Russell
Matsler, Victor oglvie, Calvin Ryan, Clair Cation,
Cox Olive Evans, Elizabeth Fomer, Sylvia Follmer,
Georgia Hurst, Hazel Moore Helen Norton Eula
oue,t Beulah Iharp, Virginia West. Nta Cozad,
Fulton, sam CARRIER Robert Howell, Samuel
Hamilton, Raymond McMorris, Ronald Monroe,
Ralph Thompson
:, George d. Boone, Virgie Cox, Florence Coffin
Frank Caster, Wilma Caster, Raymond Epperly,
Ruth R,, Farquhar Grace Ghcrmley, Lester Gardner
McHarness, Coral Matsler Ray Parker. Anna Perdew,
Hazel Swanson, Laura Sell, Lester Sell.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES
Zoa Cannon, Helen John, Jean Lane Maude
ogilvie, Aleena Scott, LYDIA stephens, Max Eals,
Arthur Hale Nelson Hilliker Claude Ogilyie, Floyd
Preston, Floyd Nanostrand, Lula Ba,es, Nellie
Coons, Ruby Gardner, Eva Tharp, Joe Waight, Abby
Carrithers Jimmie Cannon, Dick Gillham Edgar
Perdew, Robert Teae.
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES.
Dorotha Hull, Ema Forbes, Margaret McKlveen.s
Nina Olsen, Pearl Phillips, Charley Mussleman,
Edgar Rowe Frank Sanger, Fred Murrow, Harley
Lemley Lea Buchanan, Robert Beardsley, Ralph
Scott Willie Sanger, Bertha Farnes, Dorotha Eals
Hazel John, Ruth Tharp, Glen Morgan, John Gates,
Eliza Murrow Goldie Smith, Frederick Conrey
Edgar Caster, Dean Hale, Wayne Buchanan,
| Lynn Gardner, Harry Woodard Harry Muck Irving
Little Ralph Beck, Will Philips, Darrell Scott,
Forrest Grimes, Mabel Smith, Jessie Brown, Fretia
Ferrin Marcia, Wallace, Barbara Penniwell Ardes
| Woodland, Mabel Carr,hers, Irene Buchanan Leila
Musselman, Thelma Pickering, Alta Sears, Efie
Brannaman.
FIRST AND SECOND GRADES
Arthur Gardner, John Conrey, Hugh Ghormley,
Madge Pickering, Merle stephens, John coons, Pearl
Cannon, Edna Biggs, Ella Murrow. Irving Smith,
Ralph Biggs oren Elwell, John Alley, stephen
Hurst, Roy spicer Aletha Gaines. Lucille Buchanan,
Jessie Brennaman, Maurne Penniwell, Merle Pick
| Merwin, Minnie Phillips Abigail Alexander, Merle
White Edith Strange, Andrew Strange, Arthur
Lanning.
SOUTH SCHOOL.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES.
Leland Lutz, Fred Kentner. John Gatchell, Fay
| Hatch, Marea Grogan Mabel Still, Mildred Avery,
Alice Boyd, Bertha Blatt, Nellie Cain
| FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES
| Dewitt Matsler Lura RUPERT, Mabel Blatt JOY
Dodge, Cecil Wright, Marguriette Daughton, Byron
Iharp, Franklin Matsier, Reba Parsons, Hazel
Roberts, Frances Boyd, Edith Parsons WinIfred
Hamilton, Nellie Glockler, Teresa Tullis, Frances
Kentner, Mary Armstrong, Edna Gatchell s8
1 THIRD GRADE.
Cecil Rhoades Harold Wright Retha Blatt
Gladys Lutz, Myrtle Ross, Gordon Kunz, Ralph
| Rhoades, Ethel Baker, Josephine Coder, Elizabeth
| Daughton, Blanche Marvin,
FIRST AND SECOND GRADES
| Hazel Smith, Roy Gunter, Maud Gunter, Ophie
| Armstrong, James Swim, Glenn Kentner, Martin
Permission, Pearl Perks, Hazel Marvin, Edith Coffin
Louis Boyd, Earl Dodge, Lulu Givns, Robert Pace
| Mort Perks, Roy Quick, James Daughton, Mildred
| Walker. IS