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SCHOOL NOTES
The Honor Roll
Bob Libby.
At the beginning of school
all the children were very ,i iger
to have the Honor Hull. Wo nave
it placet1 on a side board so that
all may note each other’s, honor.
We are all very proud of it.
In order to obtain a star you
must first have a perfect lesson
of any sort. That means that the
honor roll stands for perfection.
We have three asset tmcnts
of stars. The small white star
stands for one point. The red
star stands for five points, or
five perfect lessons. The big star
or “'special,” as it is commonly
known, stands for a perfect rev
iew lesson or something else
that is special.
The whole Ho .or Roll coat
ains two hundred eighty five
stars. They are divided lil<e this:
Lionard Rrenwick has twelve
points as perfect lessons, two
leu stars and two white ones.
Verna Wills has thirty one points
or perfect lessons. Janus Trim
has sixteen points to her credit.
Dearie O’Neill comes next with
loity one points.' Marion W ills
falls with uni ty one points. Marg
a ret Ahrens has twenty three
points, then comes the highest
grade of ail Louise Ahrens with
tin* le. ding grade of forty eight
points. Rob Libby has seventeen
points. Frank Wills his thirty
eight points, and Graham Trim
it as twenty eight points.
L think tii it tin il mor Roll
does us quite a bit of good. For
instance, it manes us exercise
more care, by way oi pel lection.
Please do not tiiiaw however, that
we work onR lor stars or honor.
We work to "mane good.”
The Honor Roll
Deanie O’Neill
When Mrs. Uarrais came
last year she told us about the
honor roll and what to do. We
liked ic so much last yeai that
we wanted it this year. All the
; children are glad that we have it
again.
We can get stars in any sub
ject. If we have a perfect It sson
we get a white star, and five
unite stars equal a big red one
Vvhen we review in any subj >ct
a: d get a hundred we get a
special star. For a special star
we can choose from a number oi
colors
i
The number ol stars alto
gether is 28a. The girls have llJ0
and the boys (Ja. There are four
boys and six girls tho. Louise
Ahrens has the greatest number
of stars, which is 4b. Deanie
O’Neill comes next with 41 stars,
Frank Wills da stars, Leonard
Bren wick 12 points, Verna Wills
31, Hob 17, and Graham has 28
There are many values in
the honor roll. One of them is
that all of the children like to
get stars so they work hard to
get them. Another value is
| when anyone gets jealous of
j another one’s stars they get
, their own erased, so we don’t
have any jealousy.
INFORMATION SOUGHT
Inquiry has been received at
the Governor’s Office concerning
the whereabouts of DENNIS WH
ITE, a prospector, resident of
Alaska the last 25 years. His
mother is very anxious to hear
i from him. The last letter receiv
ed by her from him was written
from Nenana four years ago.
Any information in regard
to Mr. White should be sent to
, the Governor’s Office, Juneau.
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