The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-02-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

On account of extra work due
Ito mid-term examinations no
notes were prepared last week.
Our attendance last week was
just fine. The fifth grade had al
most perfect attendance. The
) percentage for each grade fol-
lows: First grade, 9l.2; second
grade, 81; third grade ,96.4:
fourth grade, 1914; fifth grade,
99.5: sixth grade, 96.j; seventh
grade, 94.S; high school, 96.6;
and the school. 93.7.
( The following data shows the
number Of pupils who failed in
two or more subjects during the
first half year: First grade, s:
second, -; third, -; fourth, /;
fifth, 10; sixth, 3; seventh, -;
first year high school, t; second
year high school, 3; third year, /;
fourth year, 0; total failures, -.
Nearly every pupil who failed
can still pass the years work
provided the average for the
second half years work is high
enough to lift the low grade al
ready recorded up to the passing
mark-75 per cent.
Some of the readers of the
high school notes doubtless recall
that early in the year we deter
mined to publish only two honor
rolls during the year. Pupils
who's names appear on the honor
roll have made a general average
of 80 per cent on subjects stud
led; they have attended school al
least SO of the half-year; the de-
pertinent has been good; and
they have not been tardy more
than ten times. The honor roll
is as follows:
First Grade-Howard Guillory,
Rose Lee Arnold.
Second Grade-Genevive Arce~
neauX, Wilma Lewis Boiling,
James Barnett, Francis Barnett,
Jno. Hill Cline, L. J. Doan, Bes-
sic Ewalt, Alma Guidry, Agnes
Robichaux, Edward Stage, Adel-
la Weichert, Wilbur Watkins.
| Third Grade-Ruth H0Wery,
Annie Isaac, Irene SOniat, Annie
VOTERS.
Fourth Grade-LoweIl Sinder-
son, Lawrence Nugent, Floyd
Willard, Ethel Doan, Eugene Bar
nett, Joe Sullivan, Lillian Cara
dine, Florence Nugent.
Fifth Grade-HaroId Boiling,
Louis Stagg, Helen Meyers; Mar
IiOrie Martin, Alice Hood, AIeen
Armstrong, Ida Belle Howery,
Kenneth Carroll, Audrey Corn
well. Ebert Watkins, Florence
Hebert,, Rudolph Weichert.
Sixth Grade-Wilton Godfrey,
R, NJ. Gray, Edward Abel, Hill
lOry GuillOry, Ralph Hart, John
Finley, Carl Barnett, Frances
| TheIma Jeter, Mildred Bridges,
Annie Mae Benoit. Adele Radeke,
Freda Sc0gginS, liberia Doan,
Elizabeth Robinson.
Seventh rade-Ernest Tabor,
Rachel Wright, Martha Mckay.
Lois Gray, Mabel Robin, Roberta
9rceneaux, GoIdie Tabor, Ruth
Peck, SyIves Fuller, Miriam Da-
vdSOn, Ollie Belle HOWery. Libbie
ArceneauX.
High SShool-FirSt Year
Ben Radeke, OrviIIe Watkins,
Henry Fisher, Pauline Jones,
Mary Jones, Keith Hawley.
! Second Year-Donald GroSh,
Hilda Morrill,, Irene Nofsinger,
Henry Wright.
Third Year-Donovan Arm
strong, Melvin Doan, Charley
DOan, Helen Peck.
Fourth Year-Maude Perrodin,
Hazel Best, Thelma Stage.
Why not gather up some of the
money scattered about on the
streets and sidewalks of Welsh
and donate it for the relief of the
millions of starving people of
Europe? Freda Scoggins picked
up quite a sum of money one
day last week in just a few sec
onds. How much would she
have found, had she searched
diligently for one hour? If any
one lost any money, see Freda
and describe it. Give her a re.
ward for saving it.
We are observing National
Song week. Every morning
songs of victory and JOY anC
gladness are sung in nearly every
room. Saturday every room viii
close its exercises for the day by
singing America"
The second Friday in Marcel