The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
BEARS FRUIT
RESULT OF NEW SPELLING
SYSTEM IN SHOOLS
Pupils Taking Great Interest in
Work Instituted Last Year
Names of the Young
Medal Winners

Superintendent Carter, of the public
schools, has submitted for publication
the standing in spelling of pupils of
the schools.
The plan in spelling in the Greeley
public schools by which the standing
referred to in this report was attained,
is summarized in the following state
ments:
The names of the ten best spoilers
in the several rooms of the 3S grades
inclusive. are to be printed in the
three local papers at the close of
school. The superintendent will pre-
sent to the first and second best spell
els in each grade named, silver
badge donated by the school board.
Upon this badge will be engraved the
year number of the grade and for
what awarded
The several teachers select at the
close of the year ten highest in rank
in spelling From these, by an oral
or written contest between the rooms
composing the grade, given at the
close of the term of school. are select
ed the first and second best spoilers
| in these several grades.
No contest takes place between
rooms.
Oral and written spelling are to be
graded; oral spelling to be given not
less than once week.
Report of those who took first and
second rank in spelling in the ), 4.
5, 6, I, and grades, also the names
of ten from each of the several rooms
represented in the 3-S grades inclus-
i've, who have ranked the highest dur
ing the present year;
Third grade-Tessie Harris, East
Ward; no second as the second and
third mispelled the same word.
Fourth grade-Francis Heuring,
South Ward, first; second. Garry Bish-
op. South Ward.
Fifth grade-Glenn Seelinger. Meek
er building. first; second. Hattie Stone,
Meeker building.
Sixth grade-Tie between Agnes Ell
lott and Florence Barber. first, Eighth
grade building.
Seventh grade Roy Johnson,
Eighth grade building, first; Clare
Pressly. second.
Eighth grade-Tie between Esther
Johnson and Herbert Aspinwall for
first.
MEEKER BUILDING
Names OF the ten who ranked high
est for the school year in 3-S grades
inclusive:
Third grade-Miss Nora Wilson,
teacher; Hugh Weikert, Paul Austin
Milo Evans, Marie Hesser. Marion
Thompson, Myrtle Warren. Freida
Robinson, Phyllis Steidinger, Gather
inc Fidel, and Lulu Pierce.
Fourth grade-Miss Ethel Merrill
teacher; EdgarTurner. Alfred Baxter
Wilhelmena Robinson. Sarah Malone
Violet Bolenbaugh, Helen jacobson
RAYMOND, Ward, Kitty Brynn, Leo
Meredith, Ruth Nordell.
Fifth grade-Miss Louise Gauss
teacher; Frances Curtis, Media NUS
baum. Elsie Kisner, Lizzie Hannlngan'
Ruth Foster. Herbert Demuth, Her
hertHolmlund Victor Baird, worth
Fifth crade-Miss Maud Howard
teacber: Silva Messick, Esther Peter
con. Maud Clapper, Hattie Stone, Har-
old Thompson, Ross Coulter Glehn
see,inper. Maud Beall, Lorine Barnes
and Vera Weidman.
Fifth grade-NIiss Carrie Ashoy'
teacher. Ethel Nordell Elvera Holm
lund, Phyllis Kimball, Bessie Crai''
Maud Brock, Helen Cook Eddie
Rrvnn Paul Fidel, Sadie Shattuck'
and Zoa Forward.
Sixth grade-Mss Jennie Hammond;
teacher. Hattie Foster, Josephine
Johnson, Mary Nelson, Laura Mason
Grace Crawford Lucy Helm, Elmer
Neumon, Roy Nordell. Charles Rose
Loie Lackore.
EIGHTH GRADE BUILDING.
Sixth grade--Miss Mana wright
teacher: Florence Barber. Sterilhs
Miner, Frances McCutcheon' Ralph
uowarth. Ada Bunker. Marion van
!, Sickle. Clark Beeler, Bernard miher'
a.a,a Nelson and Bertha Hale.