The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-11-07
oAKEs STATE HIGH SCHOOL

member of the ninth grade.
Chas. Kroman has returned to school
and has taken up the work in the
senior class.
Sylvia Ramharter still continues to
Dorothea Hammel of Miss Mozart
ney's room, has been staying out of
school the past week.
Emma Fuller, Helen Stanton and Miss
Fink have returned after their brief
siege of sickness.
Will Gallagher, Phillip Sheridan and
Maurice Sheridan entered the eighth
grade, Monday.
Members of the German class are
reading some simple but exciting
stories from the German reader
'Marchen und Erzahlung."
The eighth graders studied the respir-
alton, and circulation in the lungs,
heart and trachea of lamb in connec-
tion with Mondays lesson in physiol-
ogy.
The freshman are intensely interested
watching the benefit which Scrooge
is deriving from the visits of the
ghosts as related in Dickens ''Christ-
mas Carol"
Hawthorne's "House of the Seven
Cables" is being studied by the senior
class in connection with the work in
English.
The sophomore class has finished
reading the poem, "Sohrab and Rus
tum." and have taken up the subject
of letter writing.
Those perfect in spelling during the
week are:
Third grade-Harold Bong, Earl
Becker, Will Jesson, Elizabeth Liddell,
Arthur Paulson, Glen Robertson, Flora
White, Kenneth Bush, Thore Bjerklin,
Ned Casey, Chas. lesson, George
Root, Maggie Ugelstad, Mamie Sperry,
Alma Paulson.
Fourth grade-Emelie Brown, Fran
ces Nepstad, John Foot. Agnes Kahl.
Sixth grade-Ella Nepstad, Gladys
IT Those having perfect lessons s?s for s the the
seventh grade are: Edwin Anderson,
Huffman, Roy Mcintyre, Alvah Sever
son, Ira Whitfield, Kathyrn Bong,
Addison Denning, Joe Huffman, Will
Mitchell, Harriet Quigg, Jennie White,
Albert Westergard.
Those who gained the highest aver
ages during the past month in the work
Frank Stanton 49,, Christine Wester-
gard SO, Emma Severson SO, Ella
Wedel SO, Earl Huffman 80.
Grammar: Ella Wedel 100.
Civics: Birdie Bolts SO. 49,
Physiology: Hugh Smith 100, Earl
Huffman 100.
Those who have carried the honors in
music for the month of October are:
High school-frst honor Inga Nepstad;
second honor Beth Covert; third honor
Jessie Bong, Dora Wasdahl.
Eighth grade-frst honor Birdie
Bolts, Estelle Rowe. Sigma Swanson,
Emma Severson, Frank Stanton, Chris
tine Westergard, Nellie Gnauck; second
honor Hugh Fenton; third honor Ella
Wedel.
Seventh grade-frst honor Addison
Denning, Jennie White; second honor
James Huffman; third honor Joe Huff
man.
Sixth grade-first honor Gladys
Lampey; second honor Clara Gnauck;
third honor Emma Ferris. Helen Wold.
Fifth grade-first honor Kenneth
Stanton; second honor Harold Nichols;
third honor Clifford Crawford, Charles
Lux.
Fourth grade-first honor Katie
Zitzelberger; second honor Dale Coun-
sell; third honor Ardys Becker.
Third grade first honor Harold Bong,
Theo. Bjerklin, Ned Casey, Arthur
Paulson, Glen Robertson; second honor
Bertha Adams, Hazel Mcintyre; third
honor George Root.
Those who carried the honors in
drawing for the past month are:
High school-first honor Ruth Nichols;
second honor Emma Fuller, Ina Hutsin-
pillar; third honor Allie Ritterbush.
Eighth grade first honor Sigma Swan
son, Emma Seyerson; second honor
third honor Birdie Botts,i Ella Wedel.
Seventh grade-frst honor Addison
Denning, Harley Whitfield; second
honor Albert Westergard; third honor
Kathyrn Bong, Ira Whitfield.
Sixth grade--first honor Neal An
drews; second honor Gladys Lampey;
third honor Helen Wold.
Fifth grade-first honor Elsie Strutz;
second honor Gwendoline Huffman,
Harold Nichols; third honor Little Schill.
Fourth grade-first honor Emelie
Brown, Joseph Hannibal; second honor
Margaret Sanderson; third honor
Anna Hicks.
Third grade-first honor Arne Melby;
second honor Theo Bjerklin, Peter
Melby; third honor Harold Bong, James
Hupp.
The Flower Mission of Cleveland,
Ohio, from whom many of our children
bought flower seeds last spring, have
sent over 200 narcissus bulbs imported
from Holland to be given,to the children
who bought seed last spring. In order
that proper care may be taken of the
bulbs, the following directions for
planting and growing are given:
Place few pieces of broken pots or
crockery in the bottom of four or five
inch pot and fill to the top with good
soil. Place the bulb in position and
press down into the soil until only the
top is visible, settle the soil in the pot
by sudden jar or two, thoroughly soak