The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-11
Hartland School Notes

The intermediate school reports the
following for the past two weeks:
Those having perfect spelling are as
follows: A. Div-Dorothy Thomas
Elizabeth Burbank. Albert EIdridge
Edgar Woodman. Mona Sweet. Nor
man Glotz Laura Maxwell. Luana
Wheeler Ruth Brown, Archie Walker
Janice Hooper; B. Div Louis Cur
tbs. Victor Withee. Willard Page. Clan
cy Burton and Frederick Curtis.
The average attendance has been g5
per cent
The school Improvement League has
purchased fine new records for the
vietrola
In the contest The Crecents are
leading by five points.
The Hartland Primary School re-
ports the following for the week end
ing May 5.
Those perfect in second grade
spelling throughout the week: Earl
Buker, Doris Buzzell. Darrell Carrie
Stella Libby, Donald Randlett.
Roland Austin. Halyer Whitney, Esther
Griffith, Christine Sweet, Howard Man
son, Bernice Harding, Francis Thomas
Edison Goodrich. Iva kimball. Eleanor
Currie, Cora Weber, Charlotte Wal
dron, Bobby Brown, Helen Manson,
Leona Written and Edwin Austin.
Those perfect in Arithmetic: Al
fred Bell, Nilda Wheeler, Woodrow
Luce, and Maurice Chapman, Grade I;
Darrell Currie. Eleanor Currie and
Edison Goodrich grade II. Several
nj bor hnVa raaaivaJ 1nn g., e.,,~
of the week
Pupils having perfect arithmetic
papers for the week ending April 2SS
in the third grade were Guy Hunt and
Angilee Fuller.
Pupils having perfect attendance for
the past six weeks period in
grade three: Roger Emery, Guy Hunt,
Francis OReilly, Elmer Stanhope,
Harold Curtis.
Grade 4, Edgar Braley, Eda Folsom.
Varland Greene, Florice Greene, Mar
ion Gray, Linwood Haseltine, Cleora
feathers, Geneva Merrill, Irene Ro-
binson, Gladys Stafford Vernard Stan
hope, Natalie Wheeler and Ralph
Young
Pupils in grade three having perfect
arithmetic papers for the week end
ing May s. Arden Havey. Ethel Kim
ball Albion Libby, Guy Hunt, Emma
Withee, Doris Maxwell:
Natalie Wheeler brought a straw
berry blossom May 3rd and Aubrey
Burbank brought Adder tongues May
5.
Friday evening April 2S. speak
ing contest. given by the schools was
held in the high school room, prizes
! were offered. The best speaker re-
ceiVed SO, the second 81 and the third
81
This was the program for the even
ing; Music, orchestral; Utterly Utter
Vera Haseltine: Cuttings from Diary
of Bad Boy, Donald Newall; Courtin'
lola Chapman; Spartacus to the Glad
iator, Donald Cole; News from Home
Fred Stearns; the Foot Ball Game
Corinne Evans Gettysburg, Glair
Lewis; Mrs. Mulkittle, Mary Hasel-
tine music. orchestra. The Judges
| decision was given and the following
people were awarded prizes. 1st
| Donald Cole 2nd, Corinne Evans
| Bird, lola Chapman. After the con
| test the school orchestra played fol
a short dance which was held in The
gymnasium. The proceeds went tC
| the school orchestra.
May s, the play aaron Slick from
Pumpkin Circk' will be given by the
Junior class. The ripple" is now
being printed and we hope it viii
| prove a success. A contest is now
being held ending May s. The contes,
is to see how many subscriptions fol
the Country Gentleman can be secur
ed To the boy getting the larges
! number of subscribers. will be giyel
gold pencil. A gold pencil will al
/ so be given to the girl getting the
largest number of subscribers. II
addition to this the school gets com
mission of fifty cents on subserip
ton. This goes 10 buy equipment fol
! the baseball team.