The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-03-18
School Happenings


Many of the base ball aspirants are
limbering up their arms during the
morning and noon hours.
The total High school enrolment is
now sixty, so that now the two Fresh.
men who were placed in the Eighth
grade room on account of the lack of
seats, are back among their class
mates in the assembly hall.
Frances Lockwood, is absent from
school on account of an accident
which impaired the use OF one eye.
The members of the Athletic Associ-
alton are busy this week rshearsing
their playlet, "Music Hath Charms, "
which is to be reproduced at the Biiou
theatre, at both shows, next Saturday
night
The second act of ithe Senior play,
'The Touchdown" is being rehearssd
this week. This play is very promis.
ing, from the reports of those who
peep in at the keyhols during practice
hour.
Howard Reynolds has completed a
fine library table in his manual train
ing work. Mr.. -CIapper says that no
table of its equal sould be purchased
for less than twenty flve dollars.
In Freshman Algebra, one member
of the class tried to live up to the class
name and ''get one" on the teacher.
but the following shows how he asuo-
ceeded:
Freshie: ''l0x2 minus lOx equals x,
Teacher: "Why?.'
Freshie: "Beoauss, If you take 10
apples from an apple tree, you have
an apple tree left"
Teacher: :" Well, supposing you
take bone from dog, you would
&c. bite"
Gale Greenwood has enrolled in the
First grade, making the total enroll
ment for this grade 23 pupils.
One teacher said her pupils were
very deep minded, and on being asked
"WhyY" said, Because, they are 90
hard to get at
Tho Elickertail Literary society OF
the Seventh grade gave Lowell
Longfellow" program last Friday af-
ternoon.
The Seventh grade has been enter.
tanning the High school behind closed
doors with the victrola.
The Sixth grade has a perfect at.
tendance record this week. This is a
large contrast from last week. record,
which was poor, due to the sickness
that has been showing itself so much
these days.
The Freshmen are planning on cele-
brating the day. of their patron, ST.
Patrick, Wednesday. Ach, ihr grune
Kinder!
The High school and Eighth grade
pupils all enjoyed the inspirational
remarks of Judge Chas. A. Pollock in
the assembly room last Wednesday
afternoon. May he come and see US
again.
FIRST GRADE.
Enrolment, 25.
Dopoorf IF Affop1o OK n1no
Blue Cards: Harry Bowen, Alvin
Herdle, Eunioe Smith.
Perfect Attendance
Harry Bowen Warren Carpenter
Agnes Eckart George Fuller
Mary Gandrud Willard Kotts
Lillian Reynolds Eunice Smith
Fern Schoeppach George Taplin
Leslie Schaede Donald Curry
Donald Hustad
SECOND GRADE.
Enrolment, l8.
Percent of Attendance, 96.
Blue Cards: Evelyn Ehred, Clar
ence Johnson.
Perfect Attendance
Bennie Berg Mary Clutter
Charles Hanson Clarence Johnson
Kenneth Joslyn Earl Wheat
THIRD GRADE.
ENROLMENT, 20.
Percent OF Attendance, 85f.
Blue Cards: Lillian Savoy, Cath
crime. Abbott, Ruth Tulmer.
| Perfect Attendance
Ole Berg Frank Yaplin
Zoe Bowen Karl Williams
Frances Brewster Robert. Schaede
William Rckert Ruth Fulmsr
Mary Hitchcock Myrtle Keillor
Mary Msadsr Lillian. Savoie
Clifford Smith Lester Sprouts
/ FOURTH GRADE.
Rnrollment, 2l.
Percent of Attendance, 95 plus
Blue Cards: Winifrsd Husome,
Lloyd Ingison, Ruby Lockwood.
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