The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-01-17

The pupils skipped two weeks in
marking their health records, but be-
gan again when school started.
Those having perfect attendance in
Room A were: Florence Neudecker,
Ledwina Schottenbauer, Ray Gerst-
man, Leo Backer, Arnulph Prokosch,
Mabel Clements, Estella Seikora.
Those in Room C were: Willard
Bloedow, Byrel Clements, Ida Gle
ments, Marlen Ewald, Jean Hopfen-
spirger, Joan Hopfenspirger, Alvin
Jensen, Clarence Jensen, Violet Jen-
sen, Aloysius Prokosch, Florence
Raddatz, Oral Rebel, and Raymond
Steff.
Those in Room B: Helen Backer,
Harry Bloedow, Clifford Bunnell, Dora
Bunnell, Lorna Clements, Jane Ewald,
Melburne Cannot, Elverna Nepper-
man, and August Rebel.
The Health Record in Miss Holden's
room for the past week shows 81 blue
marks, 8 red marks and only / black
one.
New blackboard decorations of
snowbirds and snowfakes were put
on in Miss Holden's room.
The Teachers Reading Circle will
meet at the school house, Saturday
afternoon. -
Ida Clements was the only one in
the third grade class who had one
hundred in Spelling for the month of
December.
The primary room had doll Par
ty" on Wednesday afternoon. All the
girls brought their dolls while the
boys displayed some of their Christ
mas toys.
Forest Clements had the misfortune
to cut deep cash above one of his
eyes, by falling on the ice, the other
day.
The second grade pupils are delight
ed with their new readers which they
received, this week.
The, Parent Teachers Meeting last
Friday evening was very well attend
ed. After the reading of the minutes
of the previous meeting, the following
new business was conducted:
1t was agreed by the members pre-.
sent that the School Board might adj
vance the school the sum of Is dollars
to be added to the $50 already raised
bv the Thanksgiving entertainment
With this sum, the school hopes to BIZ
able to purchase second hand Piano
However this advance of SIS was made
with the understanding that the schoo
would put on another entertainment
in the spring the proceeds of which
would be used to pay the loan.
Four women volunteered to visit the
;; school in the next month. They viii
give report Of their visit at the next
meeting. Those that were kind en-
ough to offer to go were, Mrs. B
I, Wholford, Mrs. Otto Gerstmann, Mrs
! Moore
! 1t was further decided at the meet
ing that the entertainment committe,
for the next time should secure !
speaker for the evening from one OF
the neighboring towns. The commit.
tee has two or three people in mind
that they may be able to get, any one
of which will be well worth Will,
| hearing. In addition to the intended
lecture, the committee will also pro-
vide for short debate.
AS there was no more business to
come before the meeting, motion was
made that the program should take
! place. The first number was a song
by the audience. 1t was followed by
very interesting little talk by Miss
Hansen on "The School and the Com
manity". Miss Hansen brought out
several points that it might be well
| for every one to bear in mind The
noxt number was song by Mr.. Reed
The closing number was series of
comic opera acts presented by Mr.
Dugas. Judging by the applause, Mr..
Dugas was the star actor of the eve
ming.
While the members were waiting for
the coffee to arrive, they were well
entertained by peanut race put on
by six of the more active members
present.
The following Committees were APP
pointed to take charge of the next
meeting which will be on February 2.
Refreshment Committee: Mrs. p.
Prokosch, Mrs. j. r. StefT, and Mrs.
f. Bloedow
Entertainment Committee: Mrs.
Mccarthy, Mrs. S. Baldwin, and Miss
| Holden.
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