The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
SCHOOL NOTES.
Record Of Eighth Grade For First
Semester. Rural School Edu-
cational Exhibit March 10.

VUe UIlJI TeCbIu~ VI 'fP TsIbhlD
Grafe for the first semester make a
goSi showing. The class is com.
pissed Of ~ girls and boys. Their
record for the first semester follows:
Subject Per cent Subject Per cen,
Spelling. ...ss Arithmetic ~
Grammar. 50 History ......si
Civil Gov....S Literature ~
Irprtmcnt ~ Attendance %
Gases Of hardness, g.
Average in all subjects, ~ per cent.
Writing and drawing, being drills
and without fixed examinations. are
~, averaged in determining scholar.
bin.
Five pupils earned lo0 IN deport.
hcn, and 2 we're neither absent nor
ardy during the semester; II had
)lD,e ~ In department. ., NY and 2
had ~ low A. ~. We hope these pm.
Ills have become ashamed of such q
rade and will redeem this unfortu.
hate record. one or Two pupils have
M right TO lover the record Of the
whole class.
The high per cent Of attendance.
lu~ ,ardy record are mos, gratif, ing
This includes the full i've months.
that j., the last half of January.
Glass ri 1911, you have done we'll
You and your teacher are TO be con.
graduated. A still better record j.
possible. We hope you will keep your
good attendance during this semester,
that there will bc no more low de.
pDrtmcnts and that the average
scholarship for the whole cl " will
rank distinction. that il. ~ per cen,
or above. The strong pupils must
tscome stronger and the weak ones
become stronger. The last Of the
eight mile stones Of your Grammar
School course will soon I've past. The
goal Is just ahead. May each OF YOU
stand on commencement day worth,
graduate Of the Grammar Depart.
ucni Of the Oregon Public schools.
W. are glad 10 enroll IN the Fresh.
man class this week. Graham Moore.
one ~ the strong pupils of last years
eighth grade gradua, ing class. lie
attended Cameron High school the
past semester, and brings good 30.
port II his work there. Graham il u
welcome addition,
On Saturday. Mar'h 18Th, Oregon
viii have rs her guests "a" rural
sell nf hn La.
being an exhibit II VA" various lines
of school work. Tie merchants at
Oregon have offered prizes IN All NJ,
lines ol exhibits.
welcome, friends OF rdu,,l ION In the
rural schools. wcarc glad YOU are
coming, W. are glad 10 greet YOU
and to exchange ideas with YOU. Ma,
~" day he pleasan, for you IN our
city and yours, This educational cx.
hibii il a good idea. u stimulates
activity along practical lines IN the
rural schools and brings them into
closer touch with the city sclool>.
Let ~ all Join 10 make the exhibit
y success.
Very few men after they have
pushed out from the shores oi youth
into the great c.an Of responsibility
IN manhood, regret that they siaid IN
school, improved their time and ot,.
tanned a good educatio tut thou.
sands have sunk beneath the waves
IL rise no more. because the, neglect.
III their opportunities when the,
could have been IN school.
Friday evening. Feb. 2,ih, the High /
schOol Literary society viii give a
AIrrial program al the opera house. |
The Friday afternoon programs have
heen good, but the hour inconyenicnt |
dor visitors. We have plenty OF talcn, !
for an entertaining evening. Az.
Fearing before a larger audience viii 4
be hrlpful 10 the participants. The ,
main feature viii he a twn.act dram |
entitled "The MiShaps Of Minerva" !
Tlr east consists Of ~ characters.
and the young people are making
Thorough preparation. The Glce .
Club and the Girls Churus, Of the /
High school, viii take part and ti.r.
~ill ~ readings, declamal ion, and IN.
strumental music.
An admission of - cents will h.
charged and the proceeds devoted To
The purchase Of diet ionaries. reference
hooks and other library books and for
some ne" hymn books for the High