White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-10-07
SCHOOL NOTES
FIRST GRADE

FIRST GRADE
The pupils of the First Grace are
new occupying the room in the grade
school building that has been &C.
cupied in years past by the third
and fourth grades. In their art class
they have been preparing an attrac-
tive border of animal silhouettes cut
from black paper and mounted on a
white background, to decorate their
new room. They are now at work
drawing, coloring and cutting out
f.uit baskets for window decorations.
SECOND GRADE
The pupils in the Second Grade
are studying Hiawatha. and in their
art class they have made pictures
of the wigwam of Nokomis, where
Hiawatha lived! and they are at
work on cut out pictures of Hiawatha
and his canoe.
THIRD AND Fo5uTRTH GRADES
The Third Grade have finished
making posters illustrating the poem
"Wynken, Blynken and Nod" The
posters are very attractive and decor
ate their new room. which was &C.
cupied by the Seventh and Eighth
Grade before the general moving
day.
FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES
Elmer and William Mahaffy en-
tered the fifth grade Monday. They
had formerly attended school in
Southern Oregon.
The sixth grade have completed
the study Of Asia in geography, and
are now engaged in a class project
of making a wall nip to illustrate
the physical features of the contin-
ept.
The fifth and sixth grades have
started project in reading which
will consist of a group of illustrated
poems, that the class has memoir
lied. The first poems of the series
are: "The Barefoot Boy" and Some
body's Mother"
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
GRADES
The Seventh and Eighth Grades
mk,ved to the High School Building
Monday, and were assigned seats
in the front row of the new study
hall. The move called for complete
reorganization of their program and
the first few days seemed rather a
but they will become used to their
new home in time and will appreciate
the better facilities supplied by the
high school equipment.
The Seventh Grade has just COM
pleted a project map of : South
America, which they drew indicating
the important physical features, and
then located the important products
of the continent.
yfhe Seventh Grade has completed
an intensive course in Civics and
are now going to turn their attention
to the study CT American History,
but out of class they will outline
the Civics text during the next six
, weeks.
HIGH SCHOOL
Mrs. Edmund Anderson visited the
high school Monday. She liked the
new study hall and thought that the
students would be able to- do better
work under the new conditions.
I'VE will be glad to have patrons
of the school and others visit the
Building and inspect the new I'M
provements.
The Freshman Class elected the
following officers for the semester
President, Earl Wade; Vice Presi-
dent, Rena Belle Angle; Secretary
Treasurer, Nellie Hammer. Now that
the Freshmen are organized as a
class they are ready for the ordea
of initiation, which will take place
at the Sophomore-Freshman Party
Friday night, Oct. 18th. This inn
portant occasion has been delayed
by the building operations, but it viii
lose none CT it's inpressiveness BY
the delay.
Mrs. Stewart called at the higf
school Tuesday, and looked over tbs
new study hall.
Mr.. Underhill has received lette
from Philip Heath, who has bee,
working on a ranch near Conrad
Montana this summer. Philip hat
intended to attend school in Montan'
but he writes that he is consider
ing returning to White Bluffs, s.
that he can finish his school worl
here. His many friends will be gla'
to see him join the group again.