Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-23

never loses her dignity amid it all and
she moves swiftly about giving help.
admonition, OF q word Of praise. Her
remark to little Evelyn. That's 2 nice
paper makes the child's facc just
gleain and she turns about to see II
her chum Dorothy Just behind has
heard Teachers words.
a Visit to a Mine.
who would like to visit a copper
mine this afternoon" Oh-h's greet
her query, go Teacher continues anie
matedly, We'll, then. Kenneth-and
Allan 60 and get the fstereoscopes and
we'll visit a copper mine this after
noon." After the microscopes are
brought in, the geography books are
opened ana the prelude to the picture
viewing read by the youngsters.
Teacher begins and she reads, Let
US visit one of the deep copper mines
In the northern part Of this country.
Well YEA our old clothes and. II pos
sible, rubber boots and q rubber coat
and hat"
oh" she breaks OF. albert ISM
going with us. I guess. n we can't
wait for him you know" Albert im-
mediately straightens up and is all In
tcntness to be included In the expedi-
ton. .
After the material in the book has
been read, the Views are distributed
and az there Is but one ~stereoecope for
each row Of youngsters. some OF the
| children feel that the n just ahead
beholds the beauties Of the mine a
little too long.
They Whisper!
las this visit is in progress. there is
knock on the door and Teacher steps
outside TO inverse with the visitor.
| D,,-ko- <IH1 1{$ktA Nov arpn0R tho oio10
accordingly turns his attention to the
! girl reporter and she-well-she for
gets her years and-her dignity and
whispers back. rs
Teacher returns and the picture
viewing continues, for the children are
just very interested in a copper mine
when they can see it before their very
eyes. Indeed; they lengthen the pro-
cess 50 much that Teacher fears she
teeth and hands before the story hour
so she does that while the Riddles are
finishing up the pictures.
."Let me see your teeth, Brian" She
: says, and when he tits his freckled
Cchin, she continues. Brian. do you
brush your teeth every day?" Brian'a
bright Irish smile flashes forth as
he responds, Well, I forget some.
l sC6lA y as. VAAAA" -
Story period closes the afternoon
! session and when Teacher brings out
the book which she Is reading aloud
to them, small Burton again turns tc
the reporter and whispers succinctly
Some story" But all too soon fol-
some Of the interested Riddles, the
s%torybook must be laid aside, for tbs
closing gong is ringing. Tho young.
sters march out for their caps and
coats and when they return, strug'
Cling into sweaters and capes, rollel
skates and school bags are also yer,
much in evidence. Proudly they
gather up their Homework" anG
leave the room with happy farewell
smiles for Teacher.
The New Pupil.
Fourth graders aren't changing /,
bit-they're the same fourth grader!
they always were: Why there's on.
little girl in a striped percale apron
and trimmed with rickrack too. ane
she has long brown curls with a perk!
red bow tied at one side. And EVER,
girl will remember this. she +"
needs "slide up" the ribbon at re-
intervals. Oh. yes. and the small.
who is the despair of his mamma
calves in ~unbuckled glory and tn
little girl who displays a huge rail
road" in her stocking, when she goe
to the front to read. Yes, they're JUS
the same-even to their actions whel
a new little girl Is enrolled in, tn
grade; the small ladies noting that he
frock isn't quite clean and the youn!
! men observing, though their eye
alone proclaim the fact, that NC
, brown eyes and, copperx hair are quit
lovely. 81,