East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08
Hawthorne School.

The first grade entertained the sec
ond Friday morning with dramatiza-
ton Of Miss Muffet" The leading
parts were taken by Daphne Hooper
and James Nelson, while fifteen pu-
pills recited the poem.
Mrs. Hines visited the first grade
this week.
The following second grade pupils
had perfect attendance this month:
Fannie Boyce Katherine Knight
Helena Matteson, Dorothy Sargent
Dorothy Thorne. Elaine Wagner Don
aid Root, Everett Clark, Raoul Perard,
Desmond Robinson. Robert Whitley
Harry Warren and Bradley Parker.
Thursday morning the second grade
opened the day with The Clcwn, "
sung by Lanice Weaver, Elaine Wag-
ner, Raoul Perard and Robert Isaac.
| AS device to increase speed and
accuracy in word and phoenic drill the
second grade is running both pas
senger and freight train service. Four
teen of the class have succeeded in
boarding the passenger train and the
remainder are making a great effort to
leave the freight.
The third grade pupils have decor
ated their room with a border of
leaves, the result of last weeks art
work.
The dramatization of "Hans, the
Robber' was given by some of the
third grade boys and enjoyed by the
remainder of the class
Examinations are being given in all
the rooms this week, Standard tests
were given last week in arithmetic,
reading and spelling and the results
proved very interesting and beneficial
! in lettering class instruction.
Della Sullivan presented the fifth
grade with plant.
Herbert Kemp is disabled for tests,
as his right hand is in sling havtn.
| been bitten by cat.
Twenty pupils of the sixth grade
were neither absent or tardy this week,
The sixth grade pupils are the proud
possessors of u new window shelf made
| by Mr.. Walker to hold the many beau
tiful plants in their room.
Tho seventh grade has received the
blue books which Laura Rasmussen
and Nellie Kemp wrote for and are
making use of them in civics
The seventh grade has received en-
interesting letter from Seattle boy
Plans have been made for all pupils to
answer it and the best letter will be
mailed.
Memory maps Of Europe were drawn
and the hest maps were drawn by
Ralph Loveland and Gilbert Perard
The seventh grade now has an en-
Irollment Of "a pupils.
Reva Myers has returned to Haw-
thorno and Benson McCorkle of Seat
tie entered this week.
In the speed and accuracy test in
percentage 'for the championship Of
the world" Opal Zeleny stands first
Bonnie Zeleny second and Bernie
Johnson, third.
Those in the seventh grade receiv-
ing 100 per cent for the month in
arithmetic We're Evelyn Devore Willis
Leclllider and Bonnie Zeleny.
The boys and girls of the fourth
grade contested on a dramatization Of
The Blind Men and the Elephant
while in their art work this week large t
elephants We're cut and adorned with +
blankets of many oriental colors.
Opal Helmick left the fourth grade
to so to Riverside while two new pu-
pills. Frank Merry from RitchfieId and II
Luke Lange of Rioth were enrolled. 4
The eighth grade has been studying
partial payments this week They have
: supply Of bank notes and have writ
en- time notes. demand notes. mdivid-
nal notes and joint and several notes
made partial payments thereon and /
gured amounts due at maturity.
POE Rrickell et Idaho. entered the H
Eighth grade this week. III