The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-20
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Mid year tests will begin Wednes-
day. High School pupils are required
to report for tests, and are dismissed
for the remainder of the session when
tests have been completed. When a
pupil misses test on account of sick
ness and there is no question as to
this being the cause of his absence,
tests will be given him later.
About one-half the members of the
teacher training classes in the Nor
NAL Department are to study manual
training in the High School shops on
Saturday afternoons during the win
ter and spring. These students with
about dozen rural teachers will
work out problems for rural schools
with the intention of placing manual
training in the schools where they
Will be employed next year.
Genevieve Porter is no longer in
High School having dropped her work
at Christmas.
Mr.. Lukens is again in charge of
his classes in Manual Training. The
wounds in his right hand are healing
nicely. .ssa:
Mr.. Jordan's Latin classes are pre-
pairing Latin Play to be given some
time in February. The play will be
novel and interesting, and the stu
dents find it very interesting work to
prepare this program.
Mr.. MINES chemistry class tested
the city water a short time ago. The
test was made for the purpose of find
ing what minerals the water contains.
The results showed quantity of lime,
some iron and sulphater.
Miss Koblitz will exhibit the work
of her drawing class next Friday and
Saturday in the windows of Pease's
Hardware Store The work consists
of pencil sketches, figure and land
scape sketches, water color work, de-
signing and stenciling. The work in
stenciling is especially good, all de-
signs being original and applied to
the fabric during the regular class
periods.
Miss Collins, who is to become a
member of the faculty at the begin
ming of the new semester, is assist
ing in various classes this week. She
will teach solid Geometry, two divi-
sions of Civics, English L., and two
divisions of Botany.
Five boys enrolled for the short
course, they have not missed day
and are dong some satisfactory work
in several departments of the school.
The department of agriculture, I'M
der Mr.. Finley's direction, has offered
some valuable reading material for
the farmers and all others interested
in agriculture. Books, Bulletins and
travelling Libraries are at the service
of anyone interested. Don't fail to
avail yourself of the opportunity to
read during the dull winter season.
Honor Roll for Grade School.
Room ii. Miss Schumacher,
Anna lima, Cecilia, Nogaj, Mar
gerry Horepi, Mary Larson, Esther
Melges and Myrtle Schelkopp
Room Ill. Olga AitnOw.
Bernice Brand, Leroy Hassenstab,
Grace Melges, Theodore Byram and
Evangeline Knudson.
Room Ill. M. C. Larkin.
Doris Reed, Ruth Frazier, Mildred
SHINING, Leila Ebright, Maurine Mar
tn, jeanette Fobes, Vera Merit, Eva
DeGroat and Mildred Tout.
Room Nv. Anna Lynard.
Charles Burmeister, Helen Melges,
Gladys Crimmins, Dorothy Byram,
Hazel Marvin and Lucille Backer.
"a Room V. r. WhitmOre.
Rose Adele Asleson, Harry Will
cox, Hazel Hitchcock, Minnie Hold
house, Raymond Athey, Doris john
son and John Evans.
Room vi. Miss Albro.
Marguerite Kumm, James Gull, John
lima, John Ziemer, Wilbur Martin
and Dorothy Lutz.
Room VII. Margaret L. Busch.
Helen Sarchet, Margaret Bur-
meister, Veda McNaughton, Florence