Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
polNes IN OUR scvooLs
Grade School

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The following pupils OF the First
grade have not been absent or tarly
during the past month: Ollie Martin,
Glen Peterson. Catherine johnson,
Jane Bovee. Raymond Foster, Max
Jones, and Dale Reimer.
The following pupils of the First
grade have not been absent or tardy
Eduring this term: Naomi Patrick,
Florence Maddox, Anna Jenkins,
[Gwendolyn Sandy, Marie Hellsinger,
and May Fells.
! Alfred Shore, Merrill McDonough,
Oakley Harris. and Bruce Barbour Of
the Second grade were absent this
week on account OF sickness
(, Third Grade pupils neither absent
or tardy this term Marion Colyer,
Elizabefh Gibbs. Mildred Hargreayes,
Eleanor Johannsen. Arden Matxen,
Howard Beard. Harry Lee Frederick,
Harlo Hoffman and Ernest Mckay.
The following Fourth grade pupils
madc 100 per cent in the monthly
arithmetic exams: Margaret vath,
Anna May Hargreaves. Vivian Fails
cher. Winnie Kepler. Gladys Bunch.
Elmer Hillsinger. Phyllis Struble.
Helen, Presba. Cullen Bacon, Alva
Martin. Helen Hankins. Wayne Nor
man and Freeman Scheuu.mann.
| The Fourth Grade pupils neither alb.
sent or tardy this term are: Claude
Bovee. Cullen Bacon, Max Heginboth-
am, Everett Mahar. Wayne Norman,
Buri VAIN, Eldon Hawes. Gladys
Bunch, Vivian Fulscher. Helen Holmes
and Winnie Kepler.
Tuesday OF this week the Seventh
Grade boys challenged the girls to an
oral spelling test. There were seven
girls against twelve boys. and the re.
suit was six to nothing in favor OF the
girls. The second result was In favor
Of the boys, Ernest Bacon being the
champion speller. The second time
each pupil took his seat ~. the word
Was mispolled. For . time the con-
test was close. nve to ave. and the last
time words not In the lesson were Sc
lected. and all went down except Er.
nest Bacon.
Mr.. Grimm. the evangelist, called ON
the Seventh Grade Tuesday morning
to announce that thsy were invited 70
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ne Seventh Graaa hAvs nearly
fnished their maps Of South America.
They are also In percentage and are
laboring with the 100 per cent method.
The Seventh Grade have just finish.
ed the study Of the Revolutionary War
and have been interested In finding
out how our great nation started.
Hot lunches are being served In the
Grade School building. Two OF our
pupils are now enjoying the privilege
Of these lunches.
Harold England was absent from
school last Friday ON account Of the
arrival OF his grandfather. but was
with us again Monday.
Madge Norman Of the Seventh grade
has been out Of school this week ON
account OF d severe cold. We miss her
very much and hope she will be back
with us soon.
Mrs. Scheunemann was Seventh
Grade visitor last week.
The teacher had written 927 on the
blackboard. md to show the effect OF
multiplying by ten. rubbed out the
decimal point She then turned to the
class and said:
Nov Mary. where Is the decimal
point"
ION the duster." replied Mary with.
out hesitation.
Laura Correli and Fern Norman OF
the Eighth Grade havo been absent
this week on account Of sickness.
Nellie Dodson. I'M Eighth Grader,
has quit school on account OF sickness.
Saturday evening. January eth. the
Eighth Grade boys and girls basket.
ball teams engaged IN u contest with
tho Paoli teams at Paoll. Our girls
won by a 4 10 . score. and our boys
were defeated by a 3: to 4 score.