The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-02-10

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Bayes, and Catherine Crabtree of the
sixth grade came in and sang Santa
Lucia" and Gold the Blasts May
Blow" in two parts
Dallas Hawley has returned to the
first grade after having chicken pox.
Lionel Phillips has entered the sth
grade. r.
New magazine shelves have been
put up in the eighth grade room to
accommodate the old magazines which
have been donated to the school, and
the new ones that will be coming in.
The grades from the state examin-
atoms have come in, and all the
freshmen who were still taking 8th
grade subjects, are glad to learn that
they have satisfactorily completed
the work.
Abraham Lincoln's life and person
ality is being studied in the different
grades this week.
In the fire drill Monday. the build
ing was emptied in so seconds.
Milk for last week: 9Th grade,
12H quarts; 7th and 5th, ~ qts.;
LIST and 9Th. " qts; End and 3rd,
i 5k qts.; 4th, S " OTIS. Special men,
ton should be given w. H. Elders
family, who send gallon every day.
In the eighth grade room, a new
burlap bulletin board has been put
up. on which will appear pictures Of
men and women prominent in world
affairs at the present time.
An argument in the seventh grade
history class resulted in a formal de-
bate on the subject, Resolved, that
foreign immigration to the United
States should be stopped" The At
flrmative was upheld by Howard
Storrs. Herbert Talmage. Boyd Ram
sey, and Joseph TIE Hennepe: the neg
alive by Donald Cruikshank, Teddy
Hardness, Alvin vinup and Lewis
White. By special request. the de-
bate was given in the eighth grade
room. and the judges were Miss Anna
Wright, Beulah Serrurier and Dale
Henry They decided that since the
same number of points had been
made on both sides, the affirmative
had won because their delivery was
better.
/ There is dark dungeon on the
board in Miss Nessen's second grade
room, and the name of anyone who
makes a mistake In grammar appears
there. 1t has to stay there until
someone else can be found by the Of
fender to take his place.
Jesse Wynn has been absent from
the sixth grade for several weeks.
Julia Potter has withdrawn from
the eighth grade. and is attending
school in Van Zandt.
Lloyd Pierce, Rose Jones, Edna
Stedman and Marie Mohr OF the 4th
grade have had perfect spelling les
sons for the last three weeks.
Cora De Jonge and Zenna Pugh
are absent from the fourth grade.
Two new pennants are to be award
ed in the future. One is for neatness
on the school grounds. Each grade
will have one week to keep the
grounds free from papers and rub
bish, and the pennant will be award
ed to the room that does this best.
The other pennant is for Marching.
A committee of three chosen from the
three upper grades will Judge the
classes as they march into the build
ing.
Twenty-Five pupils received 100 In
the fifth grade arithmetic test.
Viola Rinehart Of the fifth grade
is i'll.
The second grade had = speed test
on the As number combinations in
which they were given twenty prob
lens to be added in five minutes. AL
bert Segel, Clifford Piercey, and Har-
rison Fountain added twenty prob
lens correctly in one minute. One
half the room finished in three min
utes with no mistakes.
Several eighth grades made
grade of 90 In an Arithmetic Test
Monday morning. Their names are
Charles Ashton, Mildred Fountain.
Justine Cusin and Johanna Segel.
Dale Henry's grade was 9S.