The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-07
School News



with only two more weeks OF the
summer school term. the teachers
ana pupils are working hard TO fin
ish the work bcfafe the close Of the
summer rchool. There Will be two
weeks vacation before the opening
OF the winter term.
In Mrs. Butts room. Anita RIFT,
Lucy saiaxar. Borita Janos. Mildred
Thompson. Ralph Houston and Du-
vid Mckinley lead In their classes
In the fourth Erade Robert Mac
Key. Isldro Gfieso, Lillian Martin
and Rosebuc Moore are the leaders
In their class.
In the third grade ysmaei villa
made loo In spelling every day last
week. Burton Moore, Joseph Me-
Guinness. Catherine Lucas and Cath
erire Mccain all have done good
work.
In the fourth grade william Kemp
received 100 every day the past week
SECOND WARD
Hilda sutter and Andrea Roman
have made a IN spelling every
made "E'. Mercedes Jimenea, Ma
bel Pullman. George McSpadden.
Louisa Baca, Mary Roman. Martha
Pyatt. James Wright and Leanore
The leaders In arnhpciir are NIL
dscd Clayton. Carl RIFT Mason
Kemp. Hiida Suffer. Louisn Baca,
Mary Roman. Mariana oareia and
Emma Lehman,
The pupils who ave shown marked
-provcme In their back work
lately are CharleA whitmer. MARY
ArchuIeta. Teddy Chavez. David Bal
denado. and Adeiino Bustamentc.
These pupils have had perfect a.
tendance 50 arr; n, II. Wright
Dwight Klmmcii. Antonio Lopez, jose
Pacheco. May Lois HowcTi. Geraldine
KittIe. Catherine Adams, Mary Ar
chuleta and Rosetta Soiso.
These pupils lead their einEscs In
general good scholarship: Rosetta
solso. Catherine Adams. and MAJ
LOIS THmp WARD
The third ward school has a list
Of pupils this week who have per
feet spelling lessons during the en-
tire week. They are George Hen
ninE. Richard Miner, Eugene Bs-
reia. Hugh Duncan. Joe NizEie and
scott H~ayden..
Arithmetic leaders In the high
third grade this week are Haze
Blake. Ruth French, Richard French
Louis Armentrout Inc rem Multi
neaux: In the high fourth Arithmetic
thr leaders are Edgar Mitchell. lisa
bel Hernandez and Adelita Jara-
milo.
The perfect apellers In IA third
aud fourth grades are Ienas COOK
and Luicei Mainz in the low second
grads they are Ong Gin Conc, Emit
Ito Lopez. Pablina Espinosa' Helen
Garcla aud Arthur Thornton.
Ruth French l. the best reader ~
the high third grade. In the low
first grade. Horace Ross and PerrS
Long lead In reading. In the hig
first grade. jay GENTRY and Rebeecs
Menaul are ahead. Betty Maloney
leads In the low first grade.
CENTRAL SCHOOL
The teacher OF the high sixth grade
wishes 10 know how many grown
people can solve the problem that
vas given to the class this week, h.
Illustrating the practical use Of prob
lens in computation. Allowing -four
lunches OF shingles az Si.ib a bunch
20 every lIb square feet. seven
mounds Of nails at az cents a pound
20 each 1000 shingles. and four hour
OF labor AZ 30 cents an hour 20 900
ehfngleu. how much will u cost u
AhinRie a barn sixty feet long eacf
side OF The roof being twenty ny'
feet wids7 Many problems OF m
same sort ave been given the hiEf
Sixth grade to struggle with TIM
week. and these pupils have been n
most successful: Anaa Belle Taylor
Alice SOiUO. Wesley Taitcr, Wtllett'
FARRELL. Mildred Barnhart W. ID
Gravs,t. De White Leftwieh ane
Mayme Burnett
Dorothy Browns position, left va
cant By Miss Browns departure tol
California Friday,