The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-31
(From Mondays Daily

1t may be Of some interest to par
ents and of some value to the student
to publish record of perfect attend
ance and some phases of scholarship
for the six weeks term Just closed.
In Judging scholarship, in a general
way, an average of Is per cent is the
pass mark in the grades, while in the
high school students pass with the
same mark, in individual subjects.
/. It will be noticed that the list be.
low does not include the, names Of
those who have failed in the grades
nor does it show the particular sub.
ject in which students may have fail
ed in the high school,, also the high
school average does not include grades
made in Physical Education and Rhe-
toricals.
Report cards have already been is
sued and it will be of value for par
ents to compare cards coming under
their notice with the general record.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Freshmen Class.
Number considered, 50.
Highest average in the class, Olaf
Somdahl, 80 ga per cent.
Others with averages Of 80 per cent
or more-Palmer Nelson, 80 IL; Isa-
bel F<urber, 80.
Number with averages between 80
and SO per cent-2O.
Number with averages between Is
and 70 per cent-10.
Number whose records are as yet
incomplete-12.
Sophomore Class.
Number considerably.
Highest average in the class, Mar
garet Severts-93 1:3.
Others with averages of 80 per cent
or more-Amanda Wagle, 81 "a; Alice
Tolstad, 80 IS. ...s. -
Number with averages between 80
and 80 per cent-22.
Number with averages between Is
and 70 per cent?.
Number whose records are as yet
incomplete-5.
Junior Glass.
Number considered-38.
Highest average in the class, Grace
Lund, 81 3-4.
Others with averages of 80 per cent
or more-Florence Busdicker, 90;
Warren Hanna, SO; anga Meldahl,
80 IA.
Number. with averages between 80
and 80 per cent-18.
Number with averages between IS
and 70 per cent-6.
Number whose records are as yet in
complete-9.
Senior Class.
Number considered, 20.
Highest average in the class-Onis
Becker, IS IA, and Alma Olson, IS IA
Others with averages of 80 per cent
or more-Louis Furber, 90 IA; Doro-
thy Jagd, 81 2-5; Ruth Kirkeby, 80 rs;
Edna Walker, 49,
Number with averages between 80
and 80 per cent.12.
Number with averages between Is
and 70 per cent?.
Number whose records are as yet
incomplete-6.
Richie School.
Number who received perfect at
tendance certificates-1st grade, 20;
End grade, II; 3rd grade, IA; 4th grade
Il; 9Th grade, IS; 9Th grade, II; 9TH
grade, 5; 9Th grade, IS.
Name of students in each grade
with the highest average-3rd, Thelma
Thorkelson; 4th, Clarence Lyon; 9Th,
Verna Bergan; 9Th, Lillian Ford; 9TH,
Edwin Thoreen; 9Th, Francis Starke
and Russell Pray.
Other names of those having 80 per
cent or more-3rd,< Adeline Girard,
Edwin Eliasen; 5th, Irene Setter, Mil
dred Paulson, Mabel, Jack, Lois Wolff;
9Th, Ethel Lewis; 8th, Emma Luessen,
Irene Hansen. -. vi"
Number who have. between 80 and
80 per cent -2nd, 8; 3rd, 10; 4th, 21;
5th, IL; 9Th, "a; 7th, -; 9Th, 21.
Number who have between Is, and
70 per 'cent-2nd, %; srd, 9; 4th, 2;
9Th, 3; 7th, S; sth, 5.
I Lincoln School,.
Number who received perfect at
tendance certificates-1st, 27; End,
10; ard, 10; 4th, 1e; 9Th, ~; 9Th, Is;
7th, IA; 9Th, II.
Names of students in each grade
with the. highest average-1st, Edna
Smith; End, Clara Lindahl; 3rd, Clara !
Moe, Olga Kulseth; 4th, Viola Doc
little; 9Th, Dora Glista; 9Th, Leonard
Beal; 7th, Bertha Tiber, Susie Met