, 1922-03-09
County School Notes

FIT. Steele-The pupils OF the Fl.
Steele School are planning a candy
sale for Saturday March 18th. The
proceeds are to be used to purchase a
new flag which is much needed by
the school and a sanitary water jar
for the school.
Some excellent health posters have
been made by the pupils Of the school
depicting various rules for the main
iainance OF health.
The pupils are working hard for
the spelling contest and the school
will be represented by its best speller.
Marion Porter has received a spelling
certificate for every month but one
since the beginning of the term.
Dixon-The Dramatic Club OF the
Grammar grades of the Dixon School
very successfully gave the play BE
lieve Me Nantippe" on the tenth of
February. The profits from the
play will be used for the purchase of
new records for the Edison.
The PRELIMINARY spelling contest
for the Dixon school is planned for
the middle of the month when the
representatives for the county con
test will be chosen.
Lincoln and W~ashington's Birth
days were fittingly observed in a
large number of schools throughput
the county. Many excellent programs
depicting the life of these heroes
were given by the children of the
various schools. which were enjoy
ed by a large number of patrons.
Battle Mt. School-On February
i4th the children of the Battle Mt.
school met the pupils of the Slater
school in a ciphering and spelling
contest and again defeated the Colo
RADIO school. A large number of the
parents were present for the contests.
A great deal of interest is being
aroused as the time for the County
Spelling Contest draws near. A
number of schools have already sent
word that they will be represented
at the contest and hope to carry
away the honors. The children are
working very earnestly on the word
list and giving diligent attention to
all their spelling.
Medicine Bow-The following re-
ceived spelling certificates for per-,
feet lessons for the month of Febru-
airy: Bayly Finkbiner. seventh grade:
Mildred Elliott, eighth grade. The
following having a record of every
Roll: Dorothy Plat. 7th grade: !
Verna Robertson. Sth grade. The
following having an average of 90 for
the month is on the Second Honor
Roll: Mildred Schroeder. 8th grade.
The girls Of the grammar grades of
the Medicine Bow school are enjoy
ing very much the sewing class which
has been organized. They are doing
very nice work and frequently con-
tinue the work at evening meetings
which they have started in the
school.
The following pupils of the county
have been granted perfect attend
ance certificates for three months
perfect record:
Medicine Bow-Edna Harndencn.
Verra Robertson.
FIT. Steele-DorOthy Nonburg.
Morine Fields. Billy Porter. Bessie
Hinek. Coryal Fields. Dehra Fields.
Evelyn Dinger. Archie Nonburg. Dock
Vonbnrg, John Robertson. Marion
Porter.
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Raymond Reed. Lorna Hopkins. YER
0 johnson. Vivian Kennicott. Alice
Cunningham. Brady Benson. Ishmael
Burg. Vada Woods. Ernest Benson.
Lloyd Bashore. Arthur Hunter. Ezra
Nichols. Flossie Dotson, Floyd Dot
son
Elwood School. Saratoga-Leona
Carroll. Oreta Carroll.
Dixon-Dorothea Gillespie, Thorn
as Brooks. Bessie Terrill. :
Beaver Creek School-DorOthy Rut-
ledge. Dorothy Bridges.
OF those granted certificates this
month the following have been per
feet for the full term to date:
Beaver Creek-Dorothy R%utledge.
Dixon-Bessie Terrill. Thomas
Brooks, Dorothea Gillespie.
Elwood School. Saratoga-Orcta
Carroll. Leona Carroll.
Recommendation DOtsOn. FlOs-
sic Dotson. Ezra Nichols, Arthur
Hunter. Francis Johnson. George
Hunter. Lulu Berg.
FIT. Steele-Marion Porter. John
Robertson. Bessie Hinek.
Medicine Bow-Edna Harenden.
Nerna Robertson.
Spelling Contests.
Saratoga The Saratoga schools
have ARRANGED for the following pre-