Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-11-11
School Notes

School Notes
George Dockter entered first
grade Monday.
Mrs. Harry Corner and Little
Merle were school visitors, Thurs.
day.
The following second and third
grade students had perfect spelling
records this week: Valerie Slater,
Phillipena Bosch. Charles Lang,
Emma Weber, Esther Kloudt, Anna
PostIe. Freda Quaschnick, Anna
Meier, Edwina Wittmayer and Ce.
Gil Gillespie.
Ellin Quasi and Oscar Lucks en-.
tered third grade this week and
Arthur Lucks entered second grade.
Eighteen students in the second
and third grade room were neither
absent nor tardy during the month.
The children In Miss Stewards
room surprised her with fruit
shower on Friday afternoon,
Alma Reemts is in school again
after an absence Of over week,
There are several absences in the
fourth grade due to "help needed
al home."
Fred Bosch is new pupil in the
fourth grade this week.
The pupils of the fifth grade hav-
ing perfect lessons every day last
week in spelling are Alma Bechtle,
NyIa Atha, johanna Schott, Zona
Smith.
The pupils of the fifth grade hav-
ing perfect attendance record for
last month are Nyla Atha, Sarah
Carley. Alma Bechtle. Francis Ches-
rown, Ruth Irvine, Clarence Kreig.
Emma Menzel. Teddy McCrory.
Carl McVey, Arthur Rudy, Lena
Sautter, Johanna Schott.
Mr.. Shehoe thought 1t best
That the pool-halls have rest
So the boys of l. II. S. were. told:
If seen playing pool
They would be expelled from school
And would then be missing from
the fold. C. F. II.
Perfect in attendance, sixth and
seventh grades: Alvin Atha, Clara
Bechtle, Emily Bechtle. Franklin
Bertheau. Philippine Bosch. How
ard Carley. Anna Carley. Gladys
Coon. Hazel DiIly. Roy DilIy, VAIN
wright Cell. Edna Green, Bennie
Haggard. Nickolaus Heisler. George
Horner. Eunice Haggard, John
James, Alfred Johnsonbaugb, Gen.
eyieve McCrory. PhiIipena MItzel,
Merrill Mewing, William Postle,
Emmons Petrie, Grace Scott, Lever
ing Seeman, Helena Kelsch.
Those of the sixth and sever il
grades having perfect *rellirg les
SONS every day last week ar, Annie
Brickle. Clara Rech,le, George
Horner, Myrtle Raglin. Edna
Green. Philipena Mitzel.
RozilIa Wolmon visited the sixth
and seventh grades Monday.
In the seventh grade tests for Oc-
toher, Franklin Bertheau had an
average of SO l.6 and Edna Green
81 per cent. Each of them had 100
per cent on four of their six papers.
Notes handed in by the members
of the English classes:
The pupils of the Psychology class
are studying the chapter on "Imag-
nation" 1t is very interesting be-
cause they have been using their
imagination to a great extent.
Book reviews were due in the
English Monday afternoon. Some
didn't seem to be ready with theirs
and consequently are having q 5
per cent discount to pay every day
they do not appear.
Elon Wells has been absent from
iHieh School the past week on at.
count Of chicken pox. Monday a /.
m. sll we're glad to see him back at
work again.
The school received a shipment Of
new song books. but we are sorry tt
say they are not the right ones.
The High School music class ii
learning a new song entitled. "O'ei
the Waters Gliding" from Talks Of
Hoffman.
4 Some of the Chemistry students
also the instructor. have heen carry