Russell County School Signal from Bunker Hill, Kansas • 5

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Fatten yeur eve tsi the wmH pupil the cum and be rMC to carry hm Uh you. Measure your projjre by uhat yy can Jo tohii him. 2. Take note of there pupil ko fit! moil and brim them tha Cooper. l5na.G5k? i MjiWI Ikar, Irni Curtis Jos licar, Oliver Hjrn W.

(Jfstf Asm 0 trum, 5fry Hib, Clarki Ith, (irorge Cat, May liihrr, Carl 0imif WCHam Cov, lydu Morton. John W. FfirJ, Jimri I Potter, fary Rahartamp, Alice WiJJiamiR, Guave Krouf Charley Alcxf, Ferdinand Op-poSonla Klein, Matilda Kotkr lal upon if AtmUtm toi? the ifitr to hk Ji are tUst rKi fv li pnrf? 2f ami each by infi the aw-1 er. Th'M mcthotl of nl tfJin Wadt to lUiIC ixrmicrso. 13.

Iluth C. Mc5Mrg, Jen bars', JoMphIni Mch r.r, jby F. Mcharg, 26. Francii W.IU!cnr4, Mwy-F. Rakomb.

St 20. rioter to you. He ure that they 1.4 vc twice a ui.inv iucitmi a anyone cUc in the da. Williams Arthur J)dJe, KiJtfi Kotkcmeyer, Hoa Klein, Gc orge Kaitrup. Carrie Kotkenr xycr, Henry Kattrup, Charles Pahen-kamp, Anna Kaitrup, alinda Kamrun, Sophia Raht kamp, Hattie Kahcnkamp, Paul Krouse, Ola William.

3. mutual question- The His nil of A rot Drill vmir rhonl in the "Manual 0 Katie Donovan. MpV Cracken, Annie M.Vietl!c, Edr 5 R. Wcid, Frarccji Xr William B. V'enu, 0r Wcidle, Charlcii I.

rt van, Alma E. RoJcnk V. Myrtle II. H. Thomas, ChaV Ralegh D.

Tlwr V.cnu' CT NO. rA It this drill nrrrrrft and follow each caliithenic exer-die. Observe the commands are in tivft n.irlit. The firt nari i a rivalry in a wap; bn youny people. Ahhf ihangea may made, but the followin- fin waii made up a local parly and afforded consider-able entertainmcnu Ttin iiraiiw 1.

Of what fruit are you reminded? Dates. 2. Of what ilowers? Tulip. 1. Of what animal? Hare.

4. Of what vegetable? fear of corn. 5. Of what emblem of royalty Crown. 6.

Of what that every one prizes? Liberty. 7. Of what that the slave jears DISTRICT NO. 2 Marchel E. Iarijryt Cora L.

Deaver, Hattie Pauley, Edith IJarr, George T) AOuvenell, Viola Hack, Charles arby WTTR- Robert E.Thoman. called word of the trrnnA. tht word of recti! ton' See that it is done with military precision, Fold. Arms! Have the arms wfflucrsm.6.. 4vtaST7 jeorCeS.

Henderson George' Ou i Eddie Hendsr- n6 5Se folded at the wast. tni. Kir tr-l-1 TYinv 2 Extend, Arms! Arms ex-ended horizontally at sides, palms Wire, Jo an Bachmatn Bony Jacob StrolcJSUfe I ill Jin S. Moore, Nina Nuttle. DISTRICT NO.

36. Alice Stryker, Flora Hitchcock, Glenna Stryker. Lash. upward. 2 Rest.

Arms! Place hands niCT NO. o. on the hips and fingers towards me oacic. Helen Hutchinson.Daisy Hutch-J2T Minnie BO John c. SuDDorr.

Arms! Have tr finrrAva oIasmaJ VaIm1 It Via. Adams, cnariv Shaw, Omega Rjg 0li- 5 Advance, Arms! Arrr Ad. ended horizontally in fror aS X- Mvra 4t, palms an r. ti; jupward. I 6 Reverse, Robert Patch, Amc 3 jbehmd the back.

-Fold arms 1 7 Kaise Arr Weaver, lvan w' auter, liawara Rankin, Anna naw. rms vertical ar jpUfiR the I Carrv. A t.r'ird. tend A DISTP NO. 9.

rwles O. Odell. Thomas 9 Secu- Carter, Arthur Carter, Anna Lowe. dIM a 1 "Wands lOin- a DISTRICT no. 10.

Martinek, Lottie B. 8 What reminds you ot a Western lawyer? Cheek. 9. What suggests matrimony United. 10.

What ar.icle of furmtuie do you see? Sofa. 11. What that gave aid and sympathy to secessionists during our Civil War? Copperhead. 12. What reminds you ot a number lesson? Unit.

13. What do you see which are requently called for in any political debate? Ayes and noes. 14. What do men strive for and so few attain? Fame. 15.

What part of a mountain is suggested? Brow. REVERSING THE COIN. 1 Why was John the Badtist like this? Because.he was "one sent." 2. Of what root are you reminded? Arrow-root. 3.

What is there which the Spartan mother gave to her sonf A shield. 4. What suggests eternity. Circle. 5.

What do you see that girls like? Bow beau. 6. What ten large buildings does this represent? Ten mills. I0 fron pi wat, district no. 37.

Zina Beatty, Grace E. King, Zenas Beatty. district no. 39. Mary E.

Green, Lettie Green, W. Curtis Green. district no. 44. Ruth E.

Day, Bertha M. Harris, Henry A. Day, Mary R. Day, Robert C. Harris.

DISTRICT NO. Eddie Conby, Alfred Wood, Ollie Strite, Earnest Pangburn, Walter Pangburn, Virgil Case, Frank Wood, Johanna Wood, Leona Case, Bertha Nichols, Archie Pangburn, Leffie Nichols. DISTRICT NO. 59 Elmer Perry, Martha A. Hopper, Hattie Hopper, Lillie E.

Potter, Matilda Clarkson, Otto Hopper. DISTRICT NO. OI. Carrie B. Francis, Orren R.

Francis, Lena Manley, Luella Shirley, Ralph Fowler, Vmnie Francis, Pearlie B. Manley, Horace W. Wilcox, Harry L. Mansfield, Robbie Fowler. DISTRICT NO.

63. Lucy W. Lommasson, H. Edna Pierce, Mary A. Baldwin, Edith I.

Pierce. Arlis, ars by VV. nasungs, 1- vra. Lewis Vancura, MaryVeverka, Leonard Deges, ta mu' 1- UoU W. Mill- fects of ventilation, temferamrc Brggs, Wiffiam Vancura and lighting of his school-room.

hine Veverkajohn Deges Everv school-room should be pro- Vancura. NO. 12. vided with ventilating boards, district V1UCU vvim tw om UotUr Susie B. acK, thermometer, good curtains, good brooms, and teatner oiwwi-i on.a board snouiQ Mabel M.

Hatler, James W. Lib- ot 1 wide and tne DISTRICT NO. 14. Ptpssie Allen. Ralph same width as the window.

Have the board fitted to sbde between vertical cleats fastened to the win- Allen, Nettie Allen..