The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-20
GRADES
Kindergarten

Kindergarten The children in this room visited the Museum last Friday. They have been making barrels with apples for the Halloween season, in their free hand work. In free hand cut ting. they have made Brown Eyed Susans. It is exceptional work and is to be used as a border for the room.
 First Grade The members of this grade visited the Museum and fish hatchery Fri day. Father A. P. Kashevaroff told about the animals and birds of Al aska. The class has finished cut ting the alphabet and the Hallowe en sand table project is about complet- ed. On Columbus Day the children cut letters and made "Columbus Day" posters. They are also making posters of the days of the week.
 Second Grade
 The second grade has been busy all week in doing many things of in- terest and usefulness. They have had the story of the Three Bears" and have cut out the pictures of the Mamma Bear, Papa Bear and the Little Bear by free hand draw ing These cuttings are to be used by the kindergarten when they dra- matize the story of the Three Bears.
 The boys this week are the lucky ones in word drill and are celebrat- ing the victory with much hilarity and are planning on making another victory in the contest next week.
 As a reward for good expression in reading, the third grade entertained the second grade by reading to them the story of William Tell The sec ond grade is said to be quite popu- lar as the Kindergarten came into their room and sang them all their little songs.
 Third Grade
 Miss Meecham has been encourag- ing her class to keep the rules of health. The youngsters have been quite enthusiastic about it and this week they made posters of Sleep Il Hours which were made so nice ly that they were put on the border for their new decorations.
 The 100 per cent spoilers are in creasing every week and the list is long one this time: Alvin Bloom qnist, Lucille Brown. Verna Hurley, Winfield Pullen, Wilma Wallstedt Dorothy Bakke, Fred Paul, Renee Guerin, Claire Werneke, Billy Nick lich, Mary iSchramen. Asunta Cam petti Mary Makino. Eleanor Gruber Paul Ozawa. Mary Jeanette Whittier, Hazel Jensen, Lloyd Peterson.
 Miss Abrahamson's class has com. pleted their Good Work" booklets These contain all of the pupils good work for the six weeks period. The class is very sorry to lose one of their schoolmates, Mary Nicholson who left for Seattle last Tuesday.
 Miss Abrahamson Miss Meacham and Miss Sheets combined their Al aska Day program, which was com posed of the following numbers:
 Song, Alaska, My Alaska"
 Recitation, "The Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat" Miss Abrahamson's room.
 An Eskimo Driver" Elaine Rad elet
 The Lamp Lighter" My Sha dow" Miss Meacham's room.
 October's Bright Blue Weather, James McKanna
 Sandman" Rosetta Femmer.
 An Eskimo House" Claude Bald win.
 Why Alaska Day Is Observed Branch Walker.
 Flag salute.
 America"
 The pupils have been doing splen did work in this class. Nina Myhrt had perfect record in spelling fol the past six weeks. Lillie Peterson and Kathleen Mock received ex cellent in writing for the entire sil weeks period.
 Fourth Grade
 The class has just completed mak ing posters of the 'Six Blind MeI of Hindustan" in their fres hanf cutting period. They are also prac ticing on making and cutting ou the letters of the alphabet. Ip thil connection the pupas made poster |