The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
SCHOOL NOTES
LRv b HENRY AIIENl

During the last few weeks many
pupils and parents have asked II
they might take books for use during
the summer vacation Books may be
obtained for vacation study from the
secretary in the office AT the new
high school building, by depositing
the cash value OF the books When
the books are returned the money
Will be refunded with only a slight
charge in case the books have been
injured. All who wish to get books
for summer study are requested to
obtain them not later than Friday.
June >. The office will be closed az
ter that date.
Rev. John W. Heal. rector Of the
Episcopal church. will give the in
vocation commencement evening.
Warren Patton. Horace Hopkins.
and the rest OF the high school an
nual board deserve great credit for
the ability which they have shown.
both as to subject matter, arrange
ment and good management. This
edition OF the high school annual has
received golden opinions from all
sources.
Mr.. Allison, the truaut officer, re-
ports very little truancy for the
school year. He has done excellent
service as truant officer. and he is
highly appreciated by the superin-
tendent and the teachers throughout
the corps.
Fred NJ. Macon, supervisor Of PEN
manship. by untiring effort has
raised the penmanship this year to
| a higher standard than ever before.
] Tho fplInyrfpo srr.a Iaftp. has
/ been received from Zaner and Bloser,
Columbus, Ohio:
! May II, 1914.
Mr.. Fred NJ. Bacon. Grand Junction,
Colorado.
Dear Mr.. Bacon: Your letter and
\ specimens OF May have been re-
ceived. We have carefully examined
/ the specimens and marked those o. X.
which are up to the standard. You
certainly have succeeded in develop
ing a lot of good writer's.
I'VE assure you that we are al
ways glad to examine specimens. es-
pecially when they are OF such high
quality.
We are,
! Yours very truly,
LA4NEtb % bl-OSoEIA-
The superintendent is glad to pres.
ent the following letter. which hi
received from Mr.. Bacon this week;
May IS, 1914.
"Supt. ]. Henry Allen,
Dear Sir: 1 am pleased to hanC
you herewith the names OF the Zan
er Method Certificate winners
Ruth Walsh, Willie Darrow, Carrie
Parker, Helen Baum, Hazel Johns
Florence Walsh, Alta Burket, Helen
Paine. Adith Hathaway, Otto Vopel
Nellie Cording. Leila Green, Elsi
Gedney. Priscilla Jinkins. Rosali
Callahan. lie Bano Tartar. Mabl
Swire, Wilma Cunningham, Chris.
tina L. Hedstrom. Frances Adams
Joe Johns, Ailene Smith, Vern
Stong, Eliza Moore, Mary Lynch
Helene Parsons, Annie Steele, Eft
o'Hare, Franklin Andrus, Esthe
Cheedlle. Ralph Haynes, Doris Hay
mes Marian Craun, Wyman Sanford
Grace Ullery. Irene Mast. lrma Louns
bury. Adelaide Waite, Orc Smith
Carrie Bennett, Mabel Bewsher. Ro
bert OBrien, Harold Greenfield, An
ma Lynch, Mable Miller, Frieda Hop
pc, Bessie Walker, Mildred Hedstrom
Evalyn Walker, Annie Downing, Ala
media Brown, Dewey Lucas, Loyeni
Ramsey, NJ Maude Harvey, jennie
Blakely, Gladys Birdsall, Gladly
Lange, Brice Blackwell, Claude Bak
Ell. Birdie Price. Florence Willis
Glenn Taylor, and Geneyieve Green
field.
They kept Grace Ullery's speci
men because of its excellence.
The beautiful silver loving cup
given by the Mesa County Fair as
sociation, will go to Miss Foote'i
room for securing the greatest per
centage of o. ks. Just one-half o.
her pupils were winners.
THE pennants bearing the legend
best writer's" which have been en-
ioyed and struggled for each month
will now go to the following rooms
to stay through the next year:
Eighth grade, Miss Hebert.
Seventh grade, Miss Rosette.
sixth, Miss Strang
Fifth grade, Miss Pearce.
Very sincerely
FIRED NJ. BACON"
The seniors are making excellent