[GAULLE Charles de]. School booklet for the pupil Charles de Gaulle, 1902-1907; binder, gr. in-8 (23 x 17.3 cm), partly printed, 8 pages, hardback cover. School booklet for Charles de Gaulle from third grade to elementary mathematics. Charles de Gaulle attended the École libre de Vaugirard. In the third year of secondary school, he obtained 4 accessits (in Latin version, French, German and Latin verse). In Year 10, he was graded "bon élève" (good student) and "très bon élève" (very good student) by his science teacher: "Very intelligent and very gifted". In rhetoric, in 1905, having failed to obtain an age exemption, he was assessed as: "Good student. Intelligent and hard-working" (literature), "Excellent pupil" (history), "Very good, intelligent pupil" (science); and in 1906, he won 1st prize in mathematics, a prize for excellence, a prize in Latin version, Latin theme, French, history-geography, a runner-up in Greek version, modern language and physics, with excellent comments from his teachers. In philosophy, he won 1st prize for the French essay, and second prize in history; he was considered a 'good student', with a few special comments: 'Successfully completed the Philosophy class in 1905-1906 (too young to sit the exam). This year, never stopped leading his class" (philosophy); "Serious and intelligent pupil" (mathematics); "Good pupil, very serious, worked a lot" (physics)... In elementary mathematics, he won 1st prize for French essay, second prize in history and a runner-up in physics; a good student, he was praised for being "very diligent and conscientious" (science) and "very hard-working" (physics). "first in his class" (philosophy).