East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-01
nhSCoLN SCHOOL.
First Grade.

Superintendent Inflow paid a yiist TO
Room One this week.
James Lonergan and Burke Inflow
have been absent owing to illness. but
the latter is back in his class again
During noon intermission on Thurs
day the principal called quite a pro-
eession of First A boys to account for
trespassing on neighboring lawn.
When questioned the original culprit
said he went to make his dog Billy
keep off the grass Each of the 9TH
ers went because BILLY" and the other
hDys were there.
Water color painting has proven
very fascinating. and better results
have been obtained because of several
months Of preparatory work with
crayolas.
Second Grade.
Landscapes done in water colOrs has
been presented in the second grade.
The boys and girls are very enthusias-
tic over the work and have painted
some very pretty scenes.
The second grade has completed all
phonic work given in the Beacon Sec
ond reader and in Word Mastery
Words taken from third readers are
now being used for phonetic drill.
The second B class Is trying to COM
pete with the second A class in num-
ber work. The B class has Nmade
some very good records in, combina-
tion work. Shirley Thompson holds
the highest grade in the class.
In making out the second grade re-
port last week the records showed
that twenty-one parents and friends
visited the grade during the month.
Both teacher and pupils appreciate
the interest shown and hope that it
will continue.
Third Grade.
In the weekly contests Emil Geist
and Glen Snyder won in spelling; Jack
Stangier and Frank Miles in Arithme-
tic; Glen Snyder and Wilma Peterson
and Sue Winters in language.
Alice Inflow, Gordon Kirby, William
Clark, Jack Stangier. Charles Heard
and Genevieve Young went to the
eighth grade for good language con-
test and were victorious.
Alice Inflow has eleven gold stars
and Freeman Allen Edith Somppi, All.
legra Mccormack, Jack Brown, Ho-
mer Kricbeil and Mary Struthers have
ten gold stars In the cleanliness con-
test.
Every child has his piece learned
for the declamatory contest
Fourth Grade.
The Fourth Grade has enjoyed a
week of perfect attendance, and is
busily engaged in making up for time
lost during the winter season.
To make the atmosphere of the room
more sprlnglike border of daffodils
has been placed around the top of the
blackboards This is the work of the
pupils.
Grace Hale has completed the Cour-
tis Practice work,
Fifth Grade.
Tn spite OF colds the fifth grade had
two days of perfect attendance this
week. Ns rsSM
| Dolores Headlee finished the Cour.
| tis Tests.
All are working hard on their reci.
tations for the contest.
l. Many benefits we're derived fr'r
the research work which was neces
sary in writing the essays on "Th
Teeth and Their Relation to Goo
Health
In the spelling contest on Thursday
which included both written and ora
work, the girls won. M
i All have completed the drills for tn
Palmer Button.
The reading and writing of decim;
fractions was begun this week. All ar
) glad to find home for the ''and
which is so often out o; place.
Il Eighth Grade.
On Monday severalS eighth grat
students presented very interestir
program in the eighth grade room.
James Hill as the Crystal Gazel
told the futures of many members
the class. He was assisted by Sidn'
lJohnson. Robert Bishop impersona
ed small boy in the audience. To
> Johns then gave talk on the COVER
J ment of Ireland and Great Brital
a This was very instructive and gave I
class an insight into this much-talke
of topic.
u Following this number the "Scot
Y musicians" Charles Peterson, Katht
: inc Bluhm Carl Lewis and Lore
|; Hoffman gave several musical SELF
tions, which were greatly enjoyed.
In the selection Of a speaker for
e next meeting. Leonard Marty's nal
v was drawn,
r AS the time for the declamatc
contest draws near, many eigl
grade pupils may be found work.
" day and night.
II Moons and recesses are spent
several pupils In this grade, In rum
! off their excessive flesh as they
: too heavy for track work,
le A contest in diagramlng sim
n. sentences was conducted between
seventh and eighth grades this we
Tho eighth grade was victorious.
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