The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-03

the commercial and mathematics
departments this week. Questions
such as whether there is state law
allowing man to marry his widows
sister test whether. the student
thinks while he reads or merely
recognizes words.
The high chorus is preparing for
public performance in February
THE Gypsy Rover" an operetta.
The total enrolment in the high
school this semester is 353, 143 boys
and 210 girls.
Mrs. Louise Spalding entertained
the new freshman class Of the Cen
trail building at her home Saturday
evening, Jan. 81.
Those who make an average Of 80
| per cent or more during an entire
semester are placed on the honor
roll of the high school. Those in the
commercial department do not re-
ceive any credit unless they make
that grade so they are not included
in the list. The following students
are on the roll for the first semester:
Nancy Reese, English, general
science; Faris Johnson, English;
Lenne Anderson, history, algebra;
Emrys Jones, history, agriculture,
English, algebra; Adelia Barker,
history, English, algebra; Bernie
Morgan, history 1.-TWO classes)
Miriam Pearson, history, Spanish; /.
Mildred Felt, history, arithemetic,
history; Thelma Larson, arithmetic;
jamie Williams, arithmetic; Anne
Greer, algebra; Farris Johnson,
algebra; Charles Mcclure, algebra;
| Byron Miller, algebra; David Noack,
algebra; Zeta Boyle, history, Eng
lish; Vivienne Mcdonald, history,
English, Geometry; Ruth Chapman,
history, Latin, English, algebra;
William Wood history; Glen Ham,
mond, history, Latin, English, alge-
bra; Therese Simon, history; Hattie
Neff, history; Frank Woodward,
history; Syble Felt, Latin, algebra,
English; Norma Johnson, history;
Anna Neff, history; Erma Taylor,
history; Josephine Caster, English;
Fern Anderson, Latin; Grace Stultz,
algebra; Alice Hunter, Latin, alge-
bra, English; Preston Hardy, general
science; Scion Van Blaricom, general
science Albert Locke, general
science; Victor Robertson, physics;
Verl Bentley, physics; Burton AL
bertson, physics; Florence Hendrick-
son, general science, English; Cyril
Vance, agriculture; Herbert Steffens,
agriculture; Jean Clements algebra,
English; Harold Dahman, algebra;
Joe Cox, English, algebra; Willis
Anderson, algebra; LaFrona Price,
algebra; Amelia Neff, algebra;
Gertrude Owen, English, algebra;
Gerald Stewart, algebra; Cleo Ander-
son. albegra; Ernest Johnson, alge-
bra; Kenneth Jones, algebra; Alta
Call, geometry; Paul Pearson, geom-
etry; Leland Chapman, geometry;
Mary Rowland, geometry; Lucille
Park, solid geometry; Eva Jolley,
English; Florence Dore, English;
Julia Sutton, English; Eva Johnson,
English.
In the junior high school Frances
Merchant. Elmer France, Boyd Hold
OWL, Johh lhdLChCi duu I1ClCh DJCl-
fens were on the honor roll. Vivian
Fisher and Louise Spaulding were
rank one and Flora Simons was rank
two:
Miss Williams and Miss Schroeder
are i'll. Judith Nelson is substitute
ing in Miss Schroeders room.
LIE Reta Hodson has left school
because of the recent death of her
mother. The students and teachers
extend to her their sympathy.
During the first semester the fol-
lowing students were neither tardy |
nor absent: Georgia Archer, Gladys
Beakley, Mary Dunn, Syble Felt, |
Dora Hilliard, Ida Mays, Puma
Pelkey, Julia Sutton, Ruth Sutton,
Hester Thompson, Emerus Jones,
Kenneth Jones, Harry Martin,
Charles Mcclure, Pierre Pelkey, Les
ter Post, Charles Swope and Wallace
York.
Anna Howard has returned to
high school and will play on the
girls basket ball team.
Dorsey Stephens has returned to
school after an absence due to the
il1uocc nf hic hrothor