The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21

Grade ii Monday afternoon.
! Willis Newell from Fremont is {
new pupil in Grade III.
Miss Esther Kirk of the Nortma
Training Glass has been observing
and teaching language in Grade III
This week
Lucille Hicks, Josephine Kaufman
and Virginia Ashman have done good
work in observation and practice
teaching in Fifth Grade this week.
Doron Warren, who has been very
i'll. is improving but is not able to en-
ter school.
Mrs Ray Lyman and daughter Mary
of Cuba were welcome visitors in the
kindergarten Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Lyman was formerly the kinder
garten director in Webster Building.
Robert Hickman entered the Kin
dergarten from Whittier school this
week
Paul Peterson of Eldon, Iowa, has
enrolled as pupil in vi B.
A number of the Seventh Grade
boys donated the sleeve boards made
by them in the Manual Training Class
to be sold for the Red Cross.
Since last we reported fifteen War
Savings Stamps have been purchased
by the following pupils: Margaret
Jones. Mary Kalbach, George Carbon,
Wauneta Jones, Helen Knox and
Merle belong. Those who have earn
ed money for Thrift stamps are Grace
Raffety, Ross Brewer, Reta Pearl Nc
Omber, Margaret Scheuerman, Glen
Hull, Mary Kalbach, Milton Brown,
Opal Bowles, John Barquet, Elizabeth
Ridgway, Paul Raffety, HaZella Bryan.
Erma Wood, Kenneth Wood, Mabel
Blsh, Ada Scheuerman, leila Emmert,
Alyce Breneman, Merle belong, Dor
an Warren, Evaline Raffety, Dolph |
Malone, Myrtle Pitt, Maxine Ridgway, |
Katherine Walker, Catherine Motsch. |
Frances Anderson, Paul Peterson, Le-
roy Hedlund. Lillian Schultz, Helen |
Lester. Gilbert Reynolds, Ruby War.
rem, Frank DeBoard, John Dulin, craig
Hanna. Mildred Patterson, Jessie Ark.
less, Charles Bensmiller, Edward Blat-
tner, Aldyne Breneman. Joseph Gas
peri and Dorothy Daniels.
Grant School.
Eugene Bryson has gone to Buxton
10 live with an aunt.
Carl and Veola Brown have moved I
TO Grinnell.
Virginia Odem, Billy Davis, and
Jack Howard have been entertaining
the measles.
Second Grade had added $5.75 to
their thrift account this week.
The seventh grade has sc Thrift
Stamps and Sc War Savings Stamps
Winifred Williams of the VII grade
received Penmanship Improvement
Certificate and yergil Swearingen, a
Final Reward in Penmanship.
Second, third and fourth grades did
a good job, cleaning the grounds on
Tuesday morning.
Mr. Pickerell is able to get out of
doors while each day.
Helen Wallet broke out with the
measles Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Bernice Kinkade and Miss ALL
enc Pringle of the Normal Training
Class of High school taught Fifth
Grade Thursday morning. |
Yelma Critchlow of Fifth Grade re-
eeived penmanship progress pin this
week.
The following pupils have returned
o school after having been confined
1t home on account of illness; Ken
Meth Anderson, Vergil Morgan, Lyle
Spellman, Walter Hearne, and John
Crookham.
Jim Crookham, Richard Dingledine,
Russell White and Marie Rosebrook
ire still i'll. !
The flag cannot be hoisted any more
IN account of the broken rope. Why
lot get a new one?
Frederick Butler and Warren Cole
nan were out of school one day this
week on account of sickness.
Five teachers in the building have
relatives who have answered their
call: They are Misses
Price and Taylor, brother each;
Miss Sprague, two brothers; Miss
2lendenon, nephew, and Miss Erwin
/ nephew.
Sales of Thrift Stamps and War
Savings Certificates for this week
to SALTS.
Mildred Howard and Edna Carr
we're the proficient reporters for last
week
Ruth Shanahan celebrated her ninth
on March 10, by entertain
ing few friends and her teacher,
Miss Stella Taylor.
Mrs. Crist was the only visitor in
he building this week.
Whittier School.
Irene Freeman OF the Eighth Grade,
has been out all week on account of
Many pupils have bought Thrift and
War Savings Stamps
Measles and mumps are causing
much absence in the lower grades.