The Coconino sun., 1915-11-26
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

Thanksgiving vacation is Thursday and Friday of this week.
 Foot ball is the ordersof the day at present.
 Mrs, Robertson was a welcome vis- itor at the fifth grade Wednesday be- fore last
 In geography test on the Vest ern States held in the fifth grade re- gently Gloria Robertson received 100 per cent while Helen Black, Edgar Hart, and Lulu Denver each received 1O0%t.
 May we all have something this Thanksgiving for which we can be truly thankful.
 Those perfect in spelling in the fifth grade for the week ending Nov. 12 are.-Alma Campbell, Joseph Long, Gloria Robertson, and Ernest Yost.
 In language test held recently in the fifth grade Lucille Brookbank, Glo- ria Robertson, and Lulu Denver hand ed in 'E" papers.
 We arc pleased to report that the public school library has recently re- ceived an addition of 50 new books.
 Much grip, fever, other minor ill., nessness has made our attendance somewhat irregular for the past mott th.
 The following pupils of the eigth grade have been neither absent nor tardy during the entire three months of school, l,-Claude Black, Helen Dill man, Marie Fay, Raymond Ross, and Homer Thomas.
 Those receiving 100R in fourth grade spelling for the past week are, Alice Brookbank, Mabel Fry, Gene veive Mover, Anna MeGookin, Agnes Switzer, Edmond Black, Bertram Hoffman, John McWilliams, Reggie Thomas, and Ellis Denver.
 Those receiving 100% in the last 50-word spelling contest in the fifth grade are Joseph Long and Dolotitas Salas.
 Albert Droescher has left the fourth grade to attend school in Cali fornia.
 In recent test in geography on the dependencies of the United States which was held in the fifth grade, Gloria Robertson received 9Sft, the highest grade given.
 Hazel Allsup of the fourth grade has received 1009t in arithmetic all the past week.
 The third grade pupils wrote a story of the first Thanksgiving for their language work last Wednesday afternoon.
 Fife Allsup, Cecil Mccormick, and George Thixton each stood 1009o in seventh grade spelling all last week.
 Those perfect in fifth grade spelling for the past week are,--Helen Black, Mildred Fay, Joseph Long, and Lulu Denver. Joseph Long has not missed a. word in spelling in the past four weeks.
 Seventh grade pupils neither absent nor tardy during the month are,- Josephine Yost, Fife Allsup, and Cecil Mccormick
 The eighth grade pupils are work ing on composition at present and some very creditable productions have been handed in.
 Third grade pupils receiving 100@6 in spelling for the week ending Nov. 19 are Mary Moler, Robert Taylor, Richard Hoffman, Francis Raude- baugh, Violet Raudebaugh, and Frieda Hart.
 Oma Thomas stands at the head of the eighth grade spelling for this month, having missed but two words the entire month.
 In the third grade Paulita Montoya received 10095 in both arithmetic and spelling for the past week.
 In an arithmetic test in the eighth grade this week Raymond Ross re- ceived 100% that being the only per feet paper handed in.
 The Rev and Mrs. Grigg and Mrs c. A. Keller were visitors at the seventh grade since our last writing
 Fife Allsup made 100eo in seventh grade geography test held recently.
 Edna Spencer of the seventh grade is now attending school in Toronto Ontario.