The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-11-15
Third and Fourth Grades.

The children have been working OF
the decentralization of Little Rec
Shoes which they will play at the
Library next week.
Much enthusiasm has been aroused
through the making of posters. fol
Book Week" Prizes will be award
ed for the best posters.
Katherine Clement has been absent
four days. this week because of illness
:: Fourth Grade.
Tuesday afternoon the county ballot
was voted upon with almost as much
enthusiasm as grown-ups.
Myrtle Arnett was absent Thurs
day due to illness.
We have begun the study of the
Pilgrims in preparation for Thanks
giving.
!. Fifth, Grade. .,..-.
The children made posters for Ii
brary week, November 1918. The
ideas for these posters were original
and the work was free hand drawing
and water coIors. We have seven
good ones the three best of which will
be exhibited at the Library. 4.
Fifth and Sixth Grades.
The sixth grade have finished their
product maps of South America.
Our room has been busy making
posters for Book Week. Anna Her
man, Roland Wohlford and Lois Brant-
ley had the best ones.
Sixth Grade.
This is Library Week and each
grade accompanied by their teacher
will visit the Library and have a short
program there.
Junior High.
The first rehearsal of the Junior
High School orchestra was held Tues
day evening, 4:30 o'clock.
We got off Friday afternoon for the
High School play, Hurry, Hurry, Hur-
ry."
We had a three weeks test in his
tory Monday.
Fred Swain is playing the march
this week at dismissal time for the
Junior High School. The march is
Stumbling"
The ga Grade drew pictures to
illustrate the story rip Van Wrinkle
Teacher Training Department.
Miss Pickle taught lesson in ap-
probation to the training class on
Friday afternoon by means of the
victrola. She played number of re,
cords suitable for school music and
told about each record as played or
sung. The most interesting selection
seemed to be, "In a Clock Store" In
this the ticking of all the clocks was
heard from the baby clock to the
grandfather clock.
Last week the first lesson in paint
ing was taught. This exercise was
with water colors making stained
glass window panes. When the black
frames are put on, some of them will
be very attractive.
During the Industrial period the
class also made baskets using different
colors. These baskets
are now on display in the room.
Gertrude Miller was absent on
Thursday and Friday because of ILL
ness but was back ready for work or
Monday. .....r. i. - .... T.. ...
Home Economics.
The Garment Making classes are all
eagerly planning on their next pro-
blem. They are finishing their fifth
nroblem. the chemise, this week, and
Monday they start on Christmas gifts.
Each girl is allowed to select her own
problem, comforting with the instruct
or, of course. The next six weeks
period will be spent in making these
gifts. s@
The Foods and Cookery class has
served two meals in the class room, 4
breakfast and luncheon. Meal pre- !
paration is of great Importance, for I'M
that way the girls learn to plan the
adequate diet and prepare variety of
foods at one time and in large quaint |
ties. The last week has been spent on
the study of fats. Sauteing Of foods,
deem fat frying as croquettes, and the
making of soap.
IT Is our aim to make the work in
these classes interesting to the stu
dent and of practical value in their flu
ture lives.