East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-18
LINcoRIN seFtooh.
.ftf Eirst Grade

Mrs searcey. Airs. Ly,lay, Mrs. strns-
er. Mrs Ganger and Miss Patton.
The pupils are all back in school ~
cept one.
The continued language hsson
about Holland and Dutch customs was
interrupted by
"A tiny Iii Of shamroct
That travelled all the way
From ,re.and to tell us
About st ratrick's D,y"
In correlation with tho story n e.
Patrick the children were .rtere.,e,l
IN learning Why we call the pot,to
fish potato" Eric S,rinyer It'd
now rotatoes are prepared Tor lani-
ing ~ warm moist soil. Al. hut two
ch'flren OFT of three-threa like pota-
toes
Fer the hit- lesson clover leaves were
urswn on the black bolri en-. eal
frcm green walfpaper.
Second Grade.
Wheeler's Second Reader is &einp
read by the Second A class in connec-
ton with the other work assigned In
reading this month. The second II
class is using Wheelcr's First Reader
for rapid sight reading.
+ The SECOND B class has proven to be
good listeners. The table of 25s were
recently developed in teh second A
class and by close listening the second
B class acquired the knowledge of
simple multiplication with the result
that they are now working some prob
lens along that line.
Bird study has occupied the inds
OF the second grade pupils during the
art period.
Second Grade.
This week flying brids were cut for
room decorations and bird houses
were patterned.
Little Peggy Hester was welcome
visitor in the second grade room two
lafternoons this week, although Peg
gy Is not yet Of school age she firm
ly believes in doing all she can for the
public school. Whenever she visits
she assists the teacher and pupils in
every way possible.
The baseball bug has hit the second
grade. Kendall Hunter, the captain
ANNOUNCES the following lineup:
Frederick Lieuallen, pitcher; Ken
dali Hunter, catcher. William Baibori
first baseman; Freddie Witherell, Sec
ond baseman; Bobby Snow, third
baseman: Mertin Winn, shortstop
Maurice Bell, right fielder; Robert
Roehlk, left fielder; Darwin Benson
center fielder.
Third Grade,
In the 3A class this week Edith
Somppi won in spelling; Genevievt
Young in good language; Jack Stan,
gier in arithmetic.
In the 3B class Emil Geist won u
spelling Eva Kidder in good Ian
guage; Fac Kilgore in arithmetic.
| Alice Inflow still has the, most mum
Der of good health stars in the
class and Wilma Peterson in the 3 B.
Herman Behrens has been. III al
this week. Everyone else is back II
school and hard at work making III
for lost time.
Each one Is surprising himself b,
being able to. claim so well In prep
aration' for, our demdacatory contest.
| Fourth Grade.
The Gourth Grade made an average
Of 9s per cent in spelling in th'
monthly test.
Nadinn criswold has completed thi
lesson in the Courts Practice Work.
Those who made one hundred In u
monthly tests are as follows:
/ Spelling. Amy Aldrich, Betty Bond
| Edwin cruiksiank, Nadina Grfswold
Grace Hale, Bernice Planting, Franl
schpeider.
Geography, Bernicc Planting. !
| Seventh Grade.
| There were only sever people in tbt
seventh grade that were not absen
during the past month.
| "Our Wind Pictures were Quite /
success. They certainly depict 4 Blus
tering March day The clothes on th'
clothes line, the kite in the sky. ant
the ship at sea are being whipped ant
tossed in every direction.
Africa. long known as the "darl
continent Is no longer dark to us a.
we have received much light on tiis
subject during the last two wceigs
We are off TO Australia on jour
ney we have looked forward to for Z
long time.
| In our history we are re-liying tht
exciting times Of the Boston Tea Par.
ty. Paul Revere's Ride and other ey
citing events which caused the reyo.
Iiutioanry wsr.
Eighth Grade.
y The eighth grade Is reviewing I'M Z
hurried manner the work in arithme