Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-01

Several of the teachers spent their
vacation at their homes.
Still more study is required for the
solving OF geometry problems.
Elna Erickson was absent last
week.
Wanted-High school boys to work
in the opera house after school. Ap-
ply for position at the Office Of coach.
Good wages and short hours are guar
anteed.
Ingolf Peterson enrolled in the Nor
NAL department Monday.
Juliette Peterson spent Thanksgiv-
ing vacation in Crookstcn.
Some of the high school girls re-
ceived Thanksgiving post cards.
As heard Monday night.
Mother: .Kommen sic herein"
Freshie: ''No I don't think it will
rain tonight
Work is going along splendidly in
the Washington school building every
teacher reports good work, good order
and bright faces among her own par
ticular group of knowledge seekers.
If anyone doubts our ability to keep
time to martial music, let them come
and visit us at closing time, and
watch our long double line file out
from each room and keep perfect step
until the street is reached. Our ranks
are steadily increasing, too, Miss Sol
berg announces a new student, Wal
ter Johnson Miss Cue also one more,
August Stromberg, which brings her
number up to thirty once more; Miss
Dahl received a new pupil Monday,
Vernon Malberg, fifth grade.
The Thanksgiving programs were
given Wednesday afternoon in the
different rooms, the seventh and sixth
grades being given together in the
sixth grade room. All the programs
were we'll attended by parents and
friends.
We are always glad to have visitors
because it not only shows the public
Just what the schools are doing, but
makes the teachers feel sure of the
hearty cooperation of the parents of
the pupils and render their work
more pleasant
There are but few weeks left be-
fore Xmas, the season that everyone
delights in and although will be glad
to have the vacation time come, We
dislike to stop our work which is so
pleasant this year.
Our little sewing societies are pro-
crossing rapidly and soon every mem
her will be prepared to help the home
folks with the family sewing. We
have taken up darning in the sixth
grade and are learning how to keep
the rats from gnaWing holes in grand
pas hosiery and also how to mend
them after the rats have BEEN there.
This materially helps Old Santa in
ElllnS tiOSe SCoChlAiSo Ioo, OoCc1uoc
we can the better retain what the
saint slows away in them, for not
even a grain of sugar could find a.
place to get out of the stocking that
we have mended.
In the drawing classes there is a
marked improvement. The sixth
grade drew and painted some turkeys
last week that a live mother turkey
might have wanted to own and that
looked so real. they nearly gobbled.
If we had an art exhibit, would you
all come and admire?
If you will notice, there is very lit
tie red ink being used lately in any
of the grades that means a great deal
to the teacher as well as to the pupil
and parents. Sometimes we think
the teacher is more affected by the
grading of her pupils than the pupils
themselves but the spirit of enter
prise and ambition is developing rap
idly in every one of us and We are
well satisfied with the work and atti-
tude OF every pupil.
The sixth grade and teacher extend
their deep and true sympathy to one
of their members in his time Of sor-
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