The Monett times., 1922-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
By Burt Johnson.

e demand to see the card of his child
: If blank space occurs, it means tha
: the grade is held out until the worl
: Of the class is made up. Also an "F'
on the card means that a failure il
made. The parents are asked to b,
; sure to look into the matter if an "F'
or "hold-out" is on the card.
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The following seniors have made
full twelve units of credit up to the
present time: Ethel Amber, Henri.
eta Bass, Lyle Black, Leland Bough-
ef, Louis Bounous, Raymond Bounous
Grace Breden, Fern Breeze, Vernon
Chumbley, Victor Cox, Frances Fol-
ger, Leva Hines, Irene Johnston,
Helen Lowe, Edgar McMahon, Irene
Noblett, Doris Richardson, Milton
Reynaud, Louise Rice, Thelma Rich
ardson, Kathryn Robbins, Thelma
Williams, Otto Witte, Clara Bell Keir-
sey, Hazel Heath, Walter Reynaud,
Mary Monnet, Dora PLANT and Helen
| Wormington.
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The Keeping Fit" exhibits for boys
I and girls were shown yesterday. Dr..
johnson explained the girls exhibits
and DR.. Russell explained the boys.
These exhibits are sent out by the
federal government with the purpose
of betteling the health Of the future
generation.
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One room in the Marshall Hill, Cen
tral and Forest Park schools dismiss
ed for election, Monday.
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The Sophomore English class, un-
der the supervision OF Miss Wright,
are taking up debating. Debaters
will be held during the next two
weeks between members of the class.
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Preparations for the oratorial con-
test which will be held at Springfield
are under way. The senior English
class is studying orations and making
outlines of the oration they are plan
ming to write.
A new supply of library index cards
have been received and are now being
for use. Also eleven new
books are added to the library for use
as outside reading for English stu
dents. The books are uniform size,
linen bound, and some are illustrated.
The eleven books include the follow
ing authors: Hughes, Dana, Austen,
Hawthorne, Dickens, Stevenson,
Blackmore and Thackeray.
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The Monet debating team will be-
bate Joplin at Joplin Friday morning
at 9:30 o'clock. Monett will uphold
he affirmative side of the question.
Dur debaters have been working very
hard in gathering new material and
the old arguments.
Vernon Chumbley has returned to
school after several weeks illness.
Five months of the school term
nave been completed. Superintendent
1ngleman reports that the attendance
n every room of the Monet school
system has been better than any
previous year.
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The teachers throughout the system
ire planning school exhibit to be
leld within the next two months. A
committee has been formed to make
general arrangements and secure a
uitable building in which to hold the
Exhibit. AS the plans now stand at
east one piece of work from each
tudent will be shown. Parents in
his way will be able to compare their
hildrens work with others and per-
aps remedy some defects.
The cups won by the different
:hool teams have been placed in the
ew cup case. The case is on the
scond floor and attracts a great deal
attention.
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Providing that permission is secur-
! from the school authorities of The
ifferent districts the members of the
,achers training class will spend
eek teaching at the following :,
.hools: Hazel Heath and Louis
ounous at Lee school which is taught
Y Ida Reynaud, former pupil in I
lis same department; Leva Hines
nd Leota PLANT at Talbert, which is
lso taught by former member of
le teachers training class; Gladys
Teador, Grace Breden and Blanche
Lakeside at Bellview, taught by /
Trs. D. Brite; Lyle Black and Silas
reen at Bonnie View, teacher, Win
n LONG. Kathervn Pohhins and I