New Ulm review., 1913-02-26

Unlon BsildinG SchoOi Notes.
n THIRD GRADE.
Keen interest 10 being manifested u
our contests tor high markings. w
taks pleasure Ia reporting that perfec
scores 10 Spelling were awarded las
week TO the following: Margsre
y Woebke, Anna Albrecht, Louise
\ Schackel. Joyce Alvin, Bessie Dietz
4 Helen Meile, Laura Alvin, Olets
schuler, Rudolf Gebhardt and Emereld
Dirks.
Especial distinction Is deserved BY
Louise sschackel whose average 10
Spelling vas 1904 for the entire month
Those who earned highest marks on
their reports lowering Ill studies are;
b ssie Diets. Louise Schackel, Rudolf
Gsbhsrdt, Nyra Alvin and Katherine
Pfsender.
Hugo schleuder, Joyce Alvin,
Helen Nellie, Bessie Dietz, Leona
6ohwerr, Grsoe Hoehne, Iona Arbes,
Florence Schneider, Emereld Dtrks,
Anna Albrecht, Rudolf Gebhsrdt.
Asrgaret Woebke, Elfrieda SchWerr,
Luc; Miller. Olets Schuler and Laura
Alvin did perfect work 10 spelling for
tla va+k ending Feb. 81.
FOURTH GRADE.
The following pupils did perfect
work 10 spelling for the week: Rosetta
Aielke. Lena Rickers, Lillian Lind,
George Lauemack, Verona Gebh srdt,
EIdred Gieseke and Helen Woebke.
The attendance averaged 97%.
1 The Fourth Grade has been having
sn exhibit OF work 10 tho Review WIN
dow during the past week.
A The following pupils have done per.
let work il spelhng: Helen Woebke,
Blsnche Bsue. Lenore Deters, Etdred
G.esske snd Al~ins Pfsender. :,
FIFTH GRADE.
The following had perfect grades In
spelling lest week: Helen johnson,
Alma Koestee. Mtldred Meyer, Albert
FehIhsber and William Wsibel.
Instead OF the customary Valentine
box ou ST. Valentine's Day, the pupils
in the fifth grade had little party.
Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Weiser visited
The fifth grade Tuesday afternoon.
Florence Eisner returned Monday
after several weeks of absence.
The exhibit OF work done by fifth
grade pupils Is 10 the Review office
window this week.
Those having no mistakes in spell
ing lessons we're: Albert Fehlhsber,
Rose Fehlhaber, Therese Pfaender,
Alriam Sohrader, Helen johnson,
Anna Hetlinger, Bertha Simmet,
Alma Koester and John Heymsnn.
SEVENTH GRADE.
These pupils had perfect spelling
grades the past week: Frieda Schaefer,
Katharine Weiser, Adeline Regelin,
Nurmsn Johnson and George Schoch.
Last week Hilda Luetjen's name was
omitted from the list of those who had
perfect marks the entire week.
From . class OF forty.nine pupils
Katharine Weiser and Frieda Schae-
Ter succeeded in getting perfect in
spelling every day during the month
and also ia the monthly examination.
v -Four pupils secured an average of
80 per cent in arithmetic the past
month. The successful ones we're:
Ad-line Regeiin, Norman Johnson,
Fred Nielsen and Herbert Kogge.
The following pupils had perfect
marks in spelling the past week:
Glorine Dirks, Frieda Schsefer, !,
Theodore Orone, Katharine Weiser,
Adellne Regeiin, Norman Johnson,
Fred Nielsen, Helen Barth, Roman
Penkert, Ernst Prahl, Fred Boerger,
Clarence Eisner, Edwin Kitzberger,
Julia FRANKIE, Alfred Vogelpohl, Flora
Spelbrink, Arthur Roth, Esther
Mauch, Walter Gareis, Hilda Nee
NAM, Emil Domeier, Helen Pollei
and Elsie Reiser.
The seventh grade had a half holi-
da> Friday afternoon, which was Sc
cured by having an attendance Of
95.8% with no one tardy during the
past month.