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Edmonton Bulletin

12 Feb 1921

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Examination Results

The following is the report of the monthly exams held in the senior room of the local school.
Grade XI.: Geometry-- Delia Richards and Leila Honey, 96 per cent.
Grade X.-- Tenny Nordin, geography 90 per cent.; history 91 per cent.; algebra, 90 per cent.; physics, 82 per cent.; zoology, 76 per cent.
GRADE IX.: Literature-- Charlie Redding, 76 per cent.; Annie Houcher, 71 per cent.; Clifford Paulson, 67 per cent.; Marjorie Swanson, 41; Leonard Ford absent.
Grade VIII.: Composition-- Gladys Redding, 83 per cent.; Martin Redding, 64 per cent.; Edwin Dahl, 57 per cent.; Edric Lewis, 56 per cent.
Geography-- Gladys Redding, 87 per cent.; Martin Redding, 78 per cent.; Edric Lewis, 72 per cent.; Ervin Dahl, 66 per cent.
Canadian History-- Martin Redding, 87 per cent.; Gladys Redding, 80 per cent.;   Edric Lewis, 70 per cent.; Ervin Dahl, 47 per cent.
Agriculture-- Martin Redding, 82 per cent.; Gladys Redding, 82 per cent.; Ervin Dahl, 52 per cent.; Edric Lewis, 41 per cent.
Grade VII.: Hygiene-- Cedric Lewis, 86 per cent.; Florence Whitelock, 82 per cent.; Faye Coffee, 79 per cent.; Adolph Dahl, 69 per cent.; Annie Larson, 65 per cent.
Arithmetic-- Cedric Lewis, 70 per cent.; Adolph Dahl, 66 per cent.; Faye Coffee, 63 per cent.; Annie Larson, 55 per cent.; Florence Whitelock, 37 per cent.
Geography-- Florence Whitelock, 87 per cent.; Adolph Dahl, 85 per cent.; Annie Larson, 68 per cent.; Faye Coffee, 56 per cent.; Cedric Lewis, 42 per cent.; passing mark 50 per cent.
Mr. R. Bruce, teacher.
The debate between Grades X and XI. has been postponed owing to the absence of Leonard Ford.
The next debate in the school championship series will be between Grades VIII. and IX. Two strong teams will be up and it promises to be a lively contest.
Mrs. Alf. Bulmer is at present in Edmonton. She is expected home shortly.
Owing to the drop in wheat prices the farmers are not very enthusiastic about drawing in their wheat. The warm weather makes traveling comfortable and they come to town to get the mail, inquire into the days market reports and get informed on the latest important events.