The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-03-15

ginning viii that letter
Next week work will be taken up
in new Spanish book called La
Asaaua iintanesea=
Orchestra practice is held four
Zines a week At present the group
IS busy practieiug their number to
be given the night of the play. Aunt
Betty Of Butte.
The orchestra Is going to give
concert some Sunday afternoon and
everyone one is urged to attend.
Triangles. symbols and eastinets
have been sent for and the drummer.
George Calvin. is quite anxious for
them To arrive as they will go with
his equipment.
Eighth grade English class is
memorizing. aBreathes There a
Man" from Canto ", Lay of the Last
Minstrel h1 Sir Walter Scott.
This class is also working on a
Sc end edition of the Junior Hi Life.
They expect to publish it by March
80. The proceeds will go TO the
KIa-ha-ya.
Students of English literature are
studying the romanticists of the
nineteenth century This includes
Wordsworth. Goleridge and southey.
Seventh grade English class is
writing poems and humorous stories
for the Kla-ha-ya. This class has
lust completed a study of how print
tive man helped in civilization.
The Freshmen have been studying
participles in English much to their
disgust The class has Just com
pleted SCOTS Lady of the Lake.
This class is also writing humorous
stories and poems for the Kla-ha=ya.
Sophomore English class IS read,
ing Shakespere's aAs You Like 1t.
The class has finished writing
humorous stories and poems for the
Kla-ha-ya.
According to the latest reports the
history lass is still plugging aiehs
and wondering vaguely why sech
a man as Napoleon ever had TO make
such firing history.
The Civies class has established
club that is to meet every other Weeh
and will be held during the regular
class period. A business and soe'al
meeting with a program. Tiny cart
lev is president, Donna Richfleia Is
vice president. Henry Bradley Is sec
ratarv. opal Bradley is treasurer,
ana T.vIe Bradley is chairman OF the
program committee. me eiu9 +
manning to give a pageant before
the assembly, in month.
These youthful followers OF an o!a
language. Latin l. are having men
share of the worlds trouble. Every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday they
arc ia he kept after school IN Lalln
I,asnital if their grades fall below =
eonbmores are preparing one-aet
o,a,, in Latin. which they nope 10
nresent in a few months 10 tne9e
f =, 49, of Caesar We may say that
..ara tice makes perfect IL laI9
we hone to see very worthy pr
PHYSICS class Is 10 y 90 ,.,,,+e
e..,ns of various kinds oil maenSos
r,ass was not held either on Iues sla,,
o. ar on wednesday as Mr.. Rasmussen
had a bad cold.
=. ~ oIass has received a num-
her of charts from Cheney bro Sagtb
i manufacturing lffm OIL .h ao life
Mapchester, Conn. showing the llag
M iatory Of both the cultivated anu ~
lid silk worm. the supJet tbejr
t nilo r,aek.s studies is insects. 'n aad
! .p,s and habits, both injurious anu
helpful.
p,vsioloev class Is nov seuog IND ND
-, rn bigp and mighty vitamln anu ~
the sledding is not so easy a.
might be
Arithmetic classes, both seventh I'd
=. At aiqhth grades, are having a mass mass
anu anu el If If The eighth grade c and
ia studying foreign eXan sisesovering
foreign fore The foreign money market Is
verv fluctuating,
mo commercial Arithmetic class