1917 Lewis and Clark High School Spokane WA Student Report Card

This vintage student report card is from Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane, Washington, dated for the school year beginning Monday, September 3, 1917. It belongs to Marion Keller, a student in Class 11B of the Classical Course. The front features a detailed illustration of the school building, adding a historic charm to this educational document.  Inside, the report card lists grades for various subjects including English, Algebra, Latin, German, History, and Geometry, with detailed quarterly and semester averages. It also includes a special report on habits and conduct, attendance, and punctuality records. The report is signed by the parent or guardian, Mrs. J.C. Keller, and school officials Henry M. Hart, Principal, and Orville C. Pratt, Superintendent. This piece offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century high school education and record-keeping practices in Spokane, making it a unique collectible for local historians, ephemera collectors, and those interested.