The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-25
County School Notes.
BY supt. G. G. Fites.

Minnie Hatwan Of District No:6l;
William and Carl Jurrens, Anna
Platte, Elsie Giedd, Rosa Bednar
and Rosa Bartinek of District No.
81; Velma and Raymond Sullivan
and Mabel Bussey of District No.
" were awarded Library Certif-
Gates recently.
William Slater of District No. 2
Hollis Nohouse of District No. II;
Joseph Wysuph of District No.21;
Louis, Frank and Tracie Kostal of
District No.. %: Frank Caba of
District No. 25; Elsie Rehurek of
District No. q, Louise and Bertha
Grimme of District No, 81; John
Monfore of District No. 80: Fred
DeRoos, Annie Anderson and
John Den Ouden of District No.
43; James Lundin and Henry
Wesseling of District No. 46: Ha-
rold Mccain, Hazel Gilliland, Lii
liam and Stephen Hatwsn of Dis
trict No. 81; Cecil Williams of Dis
trict No. IS; Dean florence of
District No 81: Edward Bednar of
District No. 81; Willie Koenig of
District No. II; Evelina and Oscar
Piroutek of District No. "a; Char
Morton, Otto Crossley, Tony De-
Vries of District No. IS; Ludmilla
Sternhager of District No, Sc; Os.
car Schneider and Joseph Olivia of
District No. 81 we're awarded per-
feet attendance merits recently.
Teachers, be definite. When
we get a request for some
school supplies, of course we can
only guess how many some is.
And again, when the Jones family
and the Smith family leave the dis
trict we do not know whether they
moved to Canada North Dakota or
over into the next district. We
repeat Please be explicit.
We are able to announce two
more winners of the Forty Four
Month Diploma. They are both
from the Kirkwood School where
Elsie Pereboom is the teacher.
Their names are Jake DeRoos and
Clara Holleman. School Note
readers will observe that this is
not the first time we made mention
of pupils in this district.
The Avon Institute passed off
in a pleasant manner last Saturday
regardless Of the many absentees
who are unable to come out be-
cause of the impossible condition
of the roads. The papers read be-
fore the Institute were of an ex-
ceptionally high grade. The VIC
tn appeared before the Institute
with a proposition that received
the Endorsement of the teachers.
We will be able to make fuller
announcements later, 4
The only woman school official
in. the rural schools of Bon Homme
County was married this month.
Her name was Martha Morton of
District No. IS. She was married
to Kiempe Lukkes. This Office
extends congratulations.
The manuscripts of the seventh
grade pupils m already beginning
TO arrive at this office. As soon as
we 90 over them and make the re-
suits known, we will mail out the
standings to the pupils. An aver
age grade of so percent with a
minimum of IS percent is required
for passing
The first eighth grade examins
tion will occur April 2. This
will be given in all of the towns of
the county where district Institutes
are held. The last examination
will occur May 20 and 21st.
The next Teachers Examination
is to occur April 9Th and 9th. All
planning to teach the following
winter should take this eSemina-
tiou, pniess they are alresdy in
possession of a certificate that is va
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