The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-01-14
GRADE SCHOOL NEWS
MONTH OF NOVEMBER

Tagert first Lola Wilson, Mabel Bren-
ton second Gerald Gwynne third.
SECOND Grade-Oneita Elston first:
Donald Hossack second Donald Metz
ger, May Steinmetz, third.
Third Grade-Willard Simms first
John Shepherd second; Lola Crawford
third.
Fourth Grade-Edith Ball first Nil.
dred Smith second; Blanche Hilkey
third.
Fifth Grade. Roy Cure first; Char
iotte Pnrls. Louise Bcwley second lie
land Crawford Virginia Van C.cavc
third.
Sixth Grade-l.;llian White first
Floyd 1'ruitt second: Elsie whisnant
third.
Seventh Grade-Barbara SandersOn
first: ORAL Elston second: Reeves Gen
try third.
Eighth Grade-Opal Cotton first; Yer
mn Kyle second; Joyce Story third.
RANKS FOR DECEMBER
First Grade-Margaret Tagert. Mc'ia
Tucker, Lola Wilson first: Loyal Friz'
ell, Mabel Brenton. Lillian Hilkey sec
ond: villa Wilson third.
Second Gradge-DonsId Hossack. On
eta Elston first Donald Metzger, May
Steinmetx second: DOnavOn Truitt.
Thelma Wallace third.
Third Grade-Willard Simms. John
Shepherd first; Jane Clark second: Ed
ma vanCleave third
Fourth Grade-Marcia Whisnant first
Edith Ball. second: Blanche Hilkey.
Bresis Tucker third
Fifth Grade-ROy Cure first: Louise
Bewley second; Fay Cotton third.
Sixth Grade-Virginia Neal. Floyd
Truitt first lillian White. Eloise
Whisnant second: Lois Templeton.
Dorothy Grove. Ellen Dalrhymple
third.
Seventh Grade-Barbara Sanderson
first: Opal Elston second: Jack Miller.
third.
Eighth Grade-Opnl Cotton first Yer
ma Kyle second: Joyce Story third.
Following are the names Of the pup
Ills who were neither absent nor tartly
during the four lnsnthx of school end
Ing December -.
Oneita ElstOi,, Thelmn Wallace. Les
ter Crawford. Bird Hilton. Donald
Truitt. Archie Porter. Robert Mathes,
Edna vanCleave.. Dorothy Peterson,
Ionia Story. Otiie Thompson. Willard
simms. John Shepherd. Beatrice Arm
old. Louis Bcwlcy. LELAND Crawford.
Roy Cure. Viola Harlan. Ruth White.
Vera Wilson. Charlotte Pauls. Lyle
Arnold. Virginia NewsOm. Lois Temple
ton. Wright Sykes, william I.ockhart.
Dorothy Bender. Sarah. Patterson
Pearl Peterson. Iva BeIville. Ralph
Grove. Chestley Thompson. verna Kyle
and Maurice skaggs.
ThoHe who ranked first three months
out Of four were: Melba Tucker. On
eta Elston. Willard Simms. Barbara
Sanderson. Opal Cotton.
The Ladies' Club-has recently placed
about 800 worth Of apparatus on the
play gfOLnd Of District No. for
which the grade pupils and teachers
are sincerely thankful. 1t Is In almost
constant Use during the recess periods
and u.ltls greatly toward the physical
sociological development Of the pupils.
Some pupils had not yet discovered
that the whole earth was not built es-
pecially for their individual use.
1t liz very gratifying to the most cs
scntial institutions. the churches and
the schools. Of Meekcr that We have
such an enterprising and helpful hotly
Of women as are fonnd in the Ladies'
Club and Ladies' Aid Societies. Let us
take of our hats to the ladies'.
-~Ne need some good pictures for the
different rooms to develop an interest
in the story that picture tells and at
the same time to let the refining influ.
ence Of masterpieces In the wopid's art
have it's opportunity to develop In the
mind Of the child. the love Of the beau
tiful.
Someone has said. n room hung with
pictures is n room hung with good
thoughts.
II the Commercial Club would fur
nish an amount equal to that furnish
cd by the Ladies' Club we could place
at least one good picture In each Of the
eight grade rooms. wouldn't this hc n
very worthy and greatly appreciated
move for the Commercial Club to
make? Ask the teachers.