, 1922-02-23
County School Notes

County School Notes
Saratoga-The Intermediate rodn
under the direction OF Mrs. Hayden
nave organized an Audubon Society
and are all very much interested in
bird study.
This room is also doing some very
excellent hand work in geography
note books.
Tenant School, Hanna-William
McNees has secured a perfect spell
ing certificate for two months. Isa-
belle McNees, John McNees, Alex
Pascoe and James McNees have been
granted one months perfect spelling
certificates.
Baggs-The following pupils in
the primary room have been granted
certificates for three months perfect
a~ttendance:
Edith Wilson. Virginia Hamilton,
Bert P%ierson, Everett Jesmer, Emery
Hamilton, Lena ions. Oscar johnson.
Murray Buck, Roy Glasgow, MILFORD
Wilson, Herbert Pierson, Nadine
Glidden, Esther Person, Maxine
'"Nh' "os'l'hih' llhlilltoA.
Beaver Creek School-The Beaver
Creek School is enjoying hot lunches
at noon and certainly appreciate
them on these cold days. The hot
lunches have increased the efficiency
of the school work and have helped
maintain a good attendance.
E1lwOn Sphnnl Carofnr, TLo
Ellwood school has also an excellent
report on the Health Crusade work.
All members of the school have
earned their Knight Banneret pins.
The pupils are Bonnie Carroll. Leona
Carroll, Oreta Carroll. These two
schools in district 35 have the best
record in this work in the county.
being the only schools who have
pupils who qualified for the Kntgh:
Banneret pins. A number Of other
schools have earned the other pins
OF the Crusade work but have not re-
ported for the Knight Banneret pins
as yet.
The Health Crusade work besides
providing awards Of pins for the per-
formance OF the Health Chores is
forming habits in the pupils life
which will give him a greater re-
ward, that of health.
Cedar Glen School, Saratoga-The
Cedar Glen School has been doing ex-
cellent work in the Health Crusade.
All live pupils have earned their
Knight Banneret pins for completion
of the work. Those who received
these pins were Lulu Ryan. Mary
Ryan, James Moore. Clyde Moore and
Harry Moore. These pupils will now
work for the Advanced Order ribbons
Of award.
First Honor Roll-James Moore,
eighth grade: Lulu Ryan. eighth
grade; Harry Ryan, second grade.
Second Honor Roll-Clyde Moore,
fourth grade. /
McFadden School-Helen Hall and ,
Maldon Han received perfect attend
ance certificates.
Battle Mountain School-On Feb.
14th the Battle Mountain School met
the Slater school in spelling and
scholarship contests and easily de-
feated them in all grades. On Febru-
airy 22nd the Colorado school will
meet the Battle Mountain pupils in a
return contest when the Battle
Mountain School expects to defeat
them in Spelling and other contests
again.
Elk Mountain-BeSsie Larsen re-
ceived a certificate for perfect spell
ing for this month.
Emma Hansen is on the honor roll,
having an average for the month
above ninety.
In the primary department the fol-
lowing received perfect spelling GER
tificates for this month: William
Richardson. Victor Anderson. Edna
Herman. Leroy Hansen, Louise
Irene. Elmer Irene. Anna Hansen,
Josephine Anderson, Denver Miller.
Phyllis Hansen.
The Primary Department enjoyed
a Valentine box and birthday party
for Vernon Irene.
A perfect attendance certificate for
three months was issued Denver Mil
Ter.