East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-23
Hawthorne School.
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During the past week the first
grade has enjoyed studying Eskimo
life and are making a stand up
poster to represent what they have
learned.
They finished cutting the alphabet
and are now ready to use tlese let
ters.
Leslie Moc-e and Frank Stark en-
tered the first grade this week.
After the candy sale three dainty
little baskets of popcorn We're given
to the first grade. Andrew Ellen
berg. Frank Stark and Lyle Sher-
wood held lhcky numbers.
cond Grade.
The secoId grade is enjoying the
lmaking of posters illustrating the
story of ''rie Three Bears" and
Cinderella Robert Whitley held
the number drawing the dainty lit
tie basket G. popcorn given away
after the ca " sale.
;lird Grade.
The postcr of the Three Bears
which was in art this week proved
very interesting.
The tables Of fives were mastered
this.-week. The division and multi
plication by five was readily done.
The attend lnce this week was very
Jack DUNCAN won the basket of pop
corn given away this afternoon.
Fourth Grade.
Last week the third and fourth
grades enjoyed spelling match.
Mrs. Rinchliff and Mrs, Ehlie were
visitors last Friday. Luke Lang has
moved to Medford and Erma Barnes
has moved to Rieth. Kenneth Ehe- !
ler had the number that won the
basket of popcorn.
Firth Grade.
The fifth grade won over the sixth
grade in spelling this week.
Those receiving "a" in are are
Ethel Swist, Blanche Knight, Albert
Hoskins. Fleta Wright, Aethan Bee !
ney. Clyde Fisk. Mabel Shafer, Os-
car Shafer, Edna johnson and Clar-
ence Brown.
Geneveve Hopper has left for
Roise. Idaho.
Those getting one hundred per
are as follows: Hazel Bowman, Cleo
Davis. Pauline Perard, Edna John |
son, Elma Wilson and Herbert Kemp
won the little basket of sweets this
Sixth Grade.
The sixth grade had the addition
of the following new pupils this
week: Mabel Hensley. from the
Washington school and Max Stark !
and Walter Smith from schools out.
side the state. Afford Huseman's d. !
vision won in the speed and accuracy
contest. In arithmetic this week. |
Earl Floathe won the beautiful little |
basket given away this afternoon.
Eighth Grade.
In grammar the eighth are show
ing much interest in the study of the
verb and adverb. In history in con-
nection with the Battle of Gettysburg
the pupils of the eighth are learning
the Address of Gettysburg" "A candy
sale was held in the hall of the
building this afternoon. The chair
man of the committee is Mrs. Swain |
bank. The committee was Mrs. Leck-
lider, Mrs. Peebler and Mrs. Wright. |
The pupils receiving the best re-
port card this month are as follows:
Katheryn Simpson and Katherine
Dickson, first, Jack Peebler, second,
Fisk and Thelma Kinman,
third. Jack Peebler as captain of |
the speeders won in spelling this
week. Zoe Brickell left for Kansas
last week. Dale Stott won the little
basket of popcorn given away after
the candy sale this afternoon.
Seventh Grade.
In the speed and accuracy test for |
this week in percentage Francis Nc
Gee, Juanetta Perkins and Bernie
Johnson won first place and Nell
Devote, Ethel Patty and Bernie
Johnson second place.
In last weeks arithmetic test Joe /
Anderson, Neil Deyore, Opal. Zeleny /
and Opal Reeves received loo per
cent
In this weeks geography test Jen-
nevieve Morand and Gilbert Perard |
received 100 per cent. Others re-
ceiving excellent grades in the fol-
lowing order were: Ralph Loveland /
Joe Andersen and Willis Lecklider,
Jessamine Deebach and Opal Reeves, !
George Male and Laura Rasmussen
A contest has been begun in geo.