Nine o'clock Monday morning found everyone back at school again ready to resume his regular work with renewed vigor after a vacation lasting two weeks.  The classes failed to make very rapid progress.  Almost ...

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... be given at the same time.  Everyone knows what that means.  What a relief there will be for everyone when that fateful week is over.

The following of the 6th grade had 100 percent in spelling during December:  Inez Day, Gladys Ellsworth, Lois Heeb, Wilma Hill, Dorothy Shader, Emily White, Billy Cavanaugh, Frederick McDonald, Gregory Milroy, Henry Thorne, Walter Trombini, Billy White, Albert Rothe, Jane Banks, Rosie Colton, Clara Cookingham, Catherine Coon.

Twenty five pupils of the 8th grade out of 33 were perfect in attendance during December in spite of illness and Christmas shopping.  Three of the class are out this week ill with the grip.

Regents in spelling just two weeks off!  Some of us who do not need to fear are just worrying ourselves into a frenzy, while some of us who should study oh, so hard! just shrug our shoulder and say "I should worry!"  Isn't this a strange world?

Miss Keenan had just told the Elementary Business Training class how to count change.

Miss Keenan:  Torrello, if you were behind the counter and I had a purchase of $3.00, what would you say when you gave me the change from $5.

Torrello:  Here's your change.