The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-11-05
EUREKA SCHOOL NOTES

manager at meeting held Wednes-
day morning.
The class standings in attendance
are Freshmen ss.3%. sophomores
1908. Juniors ss%. Seniors, ss.4s%.
Attendance for girls 9s.32%, boys
9s.12%. The Sophomores not only
carried of the honors for attendance
but also has the largest representa-
ton on the honor roll although it Is
the smallest class in high school. On
the Honor Roll there Is one Senior
one Junior, three Sophomores and
two Freshmen.
High School Honor Roll = Mary
Boston. Mabel Moore. Frances Brem-
enkampf, Aarona Moore. Annie Pratt
Tom Pastorino. Hermtn Bremen
kampf.
Annie Porch made enough words
in typing speed test last week to re-
ceive certificate. The others are
hoping to obtain theirs soon.
The Teachers Institute of the Sec
ond Supervisional District will be
held in Ely, November . to IL. AT
the suggestion of Deputy Superin-
tendent Whiteley, Principal Hunting
has arranged transportation by auto
for teachers in surrounding districts.
1t is expected that the following
teachers will make the trip: Miss
Eichelberger, Miss Henderson, Miss
Brown, Miss Sumner of the Eureka
District School; Miss Seydel. Miss FL
ester, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunting of the
Eureka County High echooi; Miss
Hooper of the Hunter District; Miss
Wardel Of Ruby Hill; Miss knight of
Tonkin; Marie Harris OF Alpha, An
drew Crofut of the Birch District and
the teacher at Three Bar. AS attend
ance at Ely is out of the question un
less the trip can be made overland,
permission has been obtained to at
tend the institute at Elko in the
First Supervision District in case of
storm. Because of the uncertainty
of which institute the teachers from
this section would attend they have
been unable to make reservations for
accommodations at either place. We
hope they will not have to sleep un-
der sidewalks.
The English classes are all reading
Shakespeare.
The Domestic Science Girls are all
attempting to have perfect weight
and health before the end of the
term and to aid them they all gave
slogans. The high school teachers
were the judges and Annie Depaoli's
was considered the best. Mary Bos-
ton, Estelle Rogantini and Grace Ca
zier received honorable mention. An
MES slogan is
weight and Health.
Wisdom and Wealth"
If all are perfect at the end of the
term a celebration will be given them.
We are planning to publish our
best household hint each week which
we hope will help some one. This
weeks: " cup of hot mashed po-
tatoes put in doughnuts will prevent
them from absorbing grease and
keep them more moist.
First and Second Grade Honor Roll
-Effie Father, Angela Estella, Alice
Florio, Lincoln States, Louis Gibson,
Charles Romano, Donald Morrison,
Naomi Bremenkampf, Hugh Huebner.
Third and Fourth Grade Honor
RollENita Boitano. Billy Russell,
Norma Estella, Angelo Florio, Ray
mond Ganduglia, Goldie Hooper,
Thelma Lewis, Marie McNaughton,
Janet Mann, Irene Rebaleati. Rose
Venturino.
Sixth Grade Honor Roll-Annie
Palma, Dorothy Romano, Richard
Boston, Violet Rebaleati, Leland
Laird.
The Honor Roll for the Seventh
and Eighth Richmond Mann.
Granville Fletcher, Dolores Reynolds.
Viola Mau, Mary Minoletti, Ted Nc
Naughton, Joy Loofbourrow, Orrill
Fletcher, Lena States and Grace
Moore.
The 5th and 9Th grade had a party
Friday afternoon.
Miss Henderson was sick Tuesday
and Miss Brown taught her room;
Pearl McNaughton taught the Bird
and 4th grades.
Many children were absent Monday
morning ON account of Confirmation
at the Catholic church.
In the Sth grade history the teach
er asked, what was the Wilmont
Proviso?"
Answer: "A poem"