The Penn's Grove record., 1921-02-04

absent during the month of January:
Margaret Black, Hazel Dickel, Eli
zabeth Fox, Cenia Gardner, Sara Gas
son., Elizabeth Wilson, Minnie lie
booker, Volney Birchard, Ralph Grier,
Raymond Knowles, Milton Megill,
Walter Picken.
The present standing of the Red
and White contest is fifteen to nine
in favor of the Reds.
4th Grade A
Mrs. NJ. F. White, Teacher
Pupils of this grade have developed
much interest in reading. 2
They have completed Around the
World, Book Ill, (customs, manners,
ETC., of people living in Alaska,
Mexico, Norway and Sweden and
island possessions of the United
States). They have also completed
Aldine Reader, Book ".
This week we were given Kendall
Reader, Book ~ "a new book to this
grade). In this book they are sup
piled with much longer selections,
many of them furnishing a historical
background in story form, folk stories
from many countries and Gust
Stories" of all types. This is indeed
an ideal book for this grade.
Lessons in Thrift are being read
from Outline furnished.
Grade B4
Ethel Denny, Teacher.
The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the month of
January:
Anna Bright, Anna Gavin, Ruth
Gibbs, Helen Martell, Eleanor Pra-
Their, Dorothy Wright, Clarence Bur-
ton, Billy Higgins.
Grade &C and Grade &C
The pupils of grades &C and &C
have formed an Audubon Bird Club
Of 25 members.
Grade "a
The following pupils have had q
perfect attendance record for the
month of January:
Boys: Wayland Farrell, Robert
Snyder, Arthur Spence, Harry Sailor
Edgar Wilkie, Joseph Wright, Glen
don Young, Albert Bodine. Girls:
Elsie Farrell, Grace Whitesell.
There were three pupils who had
perfect attendance for the month OF
January in "a.
Albert Mills, Everett English, Anna
Roberts
Grade 3B
Our percentage of attendance drop
ped from the nineties to 87.7 pei
cent, but we hope to do better II
February.
We have received our receipt from
the French Reconstruction Fund fol
/ S6.76, also a blue and a red star K
paste onto our certificate Of last year
Those not absent during Januar!
were Bernice Let's, Rebecca Ostrich
Lucille Sailor, Helen Paris, ALFRED
Dolbow, Alessandro Bagalioni, Wesley
Foulk, Ronald James, Nicholas Ra-
monde, George Ware.
Grade ga
Fourteen pupils had a perfect at
tendance during the month of Janu
ary. Violet Leonard ranks first in th'
class; Ethel Freyberger second; Loii
Potts third.
The children are taking greater in
terest in their arithmetic. They art
now solving problems in division O
fractions.
We have started a class in Curren'
Events. Several pupils have sub
scribed for the paper. Why not stud.
events at home?
We have purchased a very prett.
fern to decorate our class room.
A blue and a red star have been re
ceived from the French Restoration
Fund for contributing, and for con
tributing more than our quota. Thes'
will be pasted on u certificate re
ceived last term.
Grade IA
The following scholars have beer
perfect IN attendance during The
month Of January:
George Adams, Albert Brown, Au.
stin Cline, Milton Epps, Bradford
Fisher, Henry Menendez, Warner
Raine, Harry Rhoads, John Spence
Linette Duton, Mabel Ford, Liliar
Livingstone, Rebecca Stahl, Ethe
Stahl.
Grade GA
The following pupils were present
every day during January:
Earl Gomeringer, Robert Kelly
Byron Miller, Judson Cross, Jean
Black, Margaret Devries, Hannah Ga
venta, Anna Rhoads, Earl Hendricks.
Ross Kidd. Harold Wilkie, Howard
Locke, Jean Brown, Marian Fulk.
Carrie, Mick, Jennie Smith.
Our boys and girls are progressing
very nicely in their vocal lessons.
Grade ga
The score card for the recording OF
results for the February games was
very well decorated by Louise Bonner
for Grade 8A. The pupils will con-
test for the privilege of decorating the
March card.
Pupils of ga have especially enjoyed
the poems and stories of Edgar Allen
Poe. Very good reproductions have
been given and original illustrations
have added to the interest.