The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-20
.sEMESTER'S WORK IS SATISFACTORY.
1 m prov ent Shown Throughout Entire School
 Says Supt. Lanz.

Reports at the end of the third period of school and the end of the first semester show very satisfac- tory work in all departments of the Juneau public schools Individual grades as we'll as the average grades for the various rooms show improve ment. In theS Junior High School the number of failures is normal for the semester, 1902 per cent being failures. In the Senior High School the per cent of failures is somewhat above the normal, 11.52 per cent fail ing in this department. This is due to the fact that the average per cent of failures for the first six periods was high, 1921 per cent failures. The students in both these departments are starting in the new semester with will to do better and by the end of the school year we hope to have reduced both of these percent ages of failures.
 The first semester ended last Fri day. January 13, and final examna- tions were given in all classes Janu- ary II, 12 and 13. All students in both the Junior and Senior High Schools who had made an average of VIC in their work in any subject for the semester and at the same time had record on their attitude cards averaging VIC for the semester were exempt from the final examirla- tions in that subject. The following is a complete list of all those who were exempted:
 Senior High School
 Spanish I-Tecla Jorgensen, Harry Ellingen.
 Spanish II-Legia Kashevaroff, An ita Garnick, Irene Nelson, Lillian Oja.
 Latin II-Iloe Slade, Ralph Wag- goner.
 Chemistry I-Ralph Waggoner.
 writing-Leonard Holmquist, Marian Robertson, Eva Tripp.
 Bookkeeping-Rob Morris.
 Ancient History-Harry Ellingen. Anita Garnick. Miriam Mcbride. Rob ert Morris, Jessie Mock, Irene Mel son, Lillian Oja
 Modern History-1Margucrite Bone, Ralph Waggoner
 United States History and Civics- Marguerite Bone, Lillian Oja.
 Advanced Algebra Ralph Wagon CT. Anita Garnick, Jim McNaughton.
 Plane Geometry-Jacob Britt.
 English IIT-Leonard Holmqust, Robert Morris. Albert White.
 English V-Teclo Jorgensen
 English VII-Marguerite Bone, Le- gin Kashevaroff Marian Robertson Hoe Slade. Jim Mc'Naughton.
 Psychology - Marguerite Bone Irene Nielsen. Lillian Oja, Hoe Slade
 Junior High School
 Geography, Jr. I-Gertie Jackson Walter Foote.
 Physiology, Jr. H-Agnes Watson Rose Bartlett, Mildred Warwick, Ed Garnick, Edward Nagnel
 English I--Etolin Camper, Frances Harland. Tooru Kanazawa, Ruth Krugness, Dorothy Lange. Virginia Metzger Elsie Pademeister, John Rundall, Kathleen Tolch.
 Algebra Ruth Krugness
 General Science-Etolin Camper. Tooru Kanazawa, Ruth Krugness, Dorothy Large, Elsie Pademeister, Arthur Peterson John Rundall, Kth- Teen Tolch, Virginia Metzger.
 Latin I-Etolin Campcn Tooru Kanazawa, Virginia Metzgcr Kath leen Tolch, John Hahn.
 History, Jr. f-Walter Coote, Eve. lyn Judson.
 lyn Judson. Grace Naghel, Margaret Peterson.
 Spelling, Jr. I-Walter Foote, Ger tie Jackson, Evelyn Judson, Grace Naghel, Margaret Peterson, Rachel Fisher
 Physiology. Jr. I-Walter Foote, Evelyn Garnick, Edward Naghel, Mil dred Warwick.
 Arithmetic, Jr II-Rose Bartlett. Ed. Garnick, Edward Naghel, Mildred Warwick. Spelling. Jr H--Rose Bartlett. Ed. odi ulCk, W di ANd6nCi, Ddi u Harrison, Mildred Warwick, Agnes Watson, Ruth Willard.
 History, Jr. H-Ed. Garnick, Ed ward Naghel, Mildred Warwick.
 Tn the elementary department the highest average per cent in both at tendance and punctuality goes to the sixth grade. The average for this grade was 9910 per cent. Below is given complete record of the at tendance and punctuality records by grades:
 Attendance
 First place, fifth grade: second place, sixth grade: third place, third grade; fourth place. first grade; fifth place, fourth grade; sixth place, sec ond grade; seventh place. kindergar- ten.
 Punctuality
 First place, Kindergarten; second place. sixth grade; third place, fourth grade; fourth place. third grade fifth place. second grade; sixth place, first grade; seventh place fifth grade