The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-31
Public School Notes..

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A little girl in the LIST grade, point
ing to the picture of Abraham Lincoln
hung in the hall, asked her teacher if
that was Mr.. Hanna.
Esther Eckel has returned to her
work in the eighth grade after an alb
sence of week, due to bronchitis.
The 7th grade has the flag for best
attendance in the Lincoln school this
week.
Helen Belz of Great Falls, Mont,
Lincoln School.
Mrs. Tompkins and Miss Larson Wis
entered the 5th grade on Monday.
The 9Th grade enjoyed a picnic at
Rasmussen's grove on Monday.
Merle Beltz of Great Falls, Mont,
entered the 9Th grade Monday.
Mrs. Nell G. Burger of Missouri, cor
responding secretary of the w. c. T.
U. spoke to the 3rd and 4th grades
Monday morning, Oct. 21.
Ella Thompson and Olga Kulseth of
the Bird grade received perfect marks
in spelling all of this term.
Little Lillian Weiser is absent this
week on account of illness.
The children enjoyed the study of
Columbus last week, and made some
very fine wigwams and canoes, also
some "winderful'' Santa Manas, as
one child expressed it.
Mrs. James Kelly and little daugh-
ter Kathryn were visitors at school
on Friday.
A fruit shower was given Miss Hud-
son on Friday.
Harriet Winterer brought her vio-
lin to school and played for the. chill
dren in the End grade. The children
enjoyed it very much and it was
lesson which was helpful to them in
learning their little violin songs.
The End grade are making prepare
tons in their hand work and drawing
to entertain the 1st grade at Hollow
cen party.
The LIST grade of the Lincoln school
has the flag for best attendance this
week.
Richie School.
Mable Jack has been absent the last
few days on account of her mothers
illness.
Daniel and Clearance Knudson en-.
rolled in the 18th grade this week.
Lowell Beckendorf of the Minneap-
oils schools has entered the 9Th grade.
Harold Vermilyea entered the 9Th
grade last week, Friday.
Marjorie Vermilyea entered the 3rd
grade last week Friday.
Miss Jennie Jensen of Buffalo Wis
tied the school Friday.
Walter Beckendorf from the Mime
apolis schools entered the 3rd grade
this week.
Albert Axelson entered the 3rd
grade this week.
High School
Prof. Biggs of the high school gave
a very interesting talk to the assembly
Friday morning.
Mr.. Adams, one of the most noted
lecturers of the United States gave a
very interesting talk to the students
"Wednesday morning.
Olga Burke from Minot enrolled in
high school this week.
Neal Tracy is absent from school
this week as he is working on the
farm.
Albert Harms, Carl Heyerdahl, and
Roy Weston are absent from school
this week.
On Tuesday afternoon Immediately
after school Ernest Thompson Seaton
will lecture to the high school stud
ents.
For the first term which recently
closed those students holding the
seven highest average grades of the
Senior year were--1, Onis Becker,
95 IA; 2, Alma Olson, IS IA; 3, Edna
Walker, SO; 4, Louise Furber, 80 ii;
5, Dorothy Judg, 81 20; 6, Ruth Kirke-
by, 80 SIS; Z, Stina Wagle, 80 Is.
Those for the Junior year were-1,
Grace Lund, 81; 2, Florence Busdick-
err, SO; 3, Warren Hanna, SO; 4, Will
liam Mcdonald, 80 IA; 5, Carrie
SO -; 6, Ella Anderson,
SO IL; Z, Harold Mayer, 81 40; 8, Cor
don Cox, 81 As; 9, Harry Swanson,
81.
Those for the Sophomore year.,
Margaret Severts, SO 1-3; 2, Amanda
Wagle, 81 "a; 3, Alice Tolstad, 80;
4, Marion Messer, 81 3-4; 5, Ruth An
dreason, SO rs; 6, Arthur DuVall,
81 "a; Z, Oliver Aas, 81 IA.
Those for the Freshmen were-1,
Olaf Somdahl, 90; 2, Palmer Nelson,