The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-02-27
Redwood Falls School Notes -
Edited by the Students Of the Local Schools

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the Biology class.
The play Julius Caesar" by
Shakespeare has been started by
Miss Jacobson's English II class.
We have started the study Of Gal
lie wars in Latin II.
The 'Idylls of the King" by Ten
nyson has been the subject of study
of Miss Gillingham's English II class.
The Home Economics class is
studying Menu Making.
Grade School News
We were very pleased that our
Art Exhibit turned out so success
fully. Our total receipts were $44.50.
This amount goes for pictures for
our grade rooms.
The following pictures were order
ed:
1. The Pioneers, by Robert w.
Amick.
2. The Phantom Canyon, by Rob-
ert w. Amick.
8. Old Water Mill, by Van Rugs
dael.
4. Cleaners, by Millet.
5. The Windmill, by Van Rugs
dael
6. Lincoln Statute, by st. Gaud-
ers.
This last picture is being kindly
donated by DR.. ]. w. Inglis and A..
j D. McRae.
! Normal Department
We have finished our group prac-
tice-teaching and have begun room
practice-teaching. We started Feb.
T. 10 and are spending two weeks prac-
tice teaching in the rural schools. If
you want to know where to find us,
we refer you to this list:
1. Dist. 105, Celia Mahal, Glenn
ents, Florence Frederiksen.
2. Dist. ia, Marcella Dunno, YES
ia, Florence Muetzel.
8. Dist. 81, Mrs. Mildred Goldberg,
Redwood, Doris Overmeyer.
4. Dist. 81, Chloris Kraemer, Lu-
can, Ferris Jeppesen.
5. Dist. 46, Hazel Jensen, Red
wood, Mable Larsen.
6. Dist. 2, Pearl Wick, Redwood,
Evelyn Wetmore.
z. Dist. 60, Miss Luscher, No. Red
wood, Mabel Neumann. Miss Gale,
No. Redwood, Rose Vohs.
8. Dist. 3W.. Margaret Discher,
Vesta. Verna Kragh.
9. Dist. 25, Lillian Stewart,
Springfield, Leona Stefa.
10. Dist. 90, Viola Frederickson.
Morgan. Glenna Fendrick.
II. Dist. 28W., Edna Davidson,
Belview, Inez Wetmore.
We are all anxious to make our
selves famous figures in the teach
ing profession. Here's our chance
to make our start!
Last Tuesday, Feb. II, very
original party was given by Miss Ide
at "Mike & Joe's." She entertained
the Justamere Club, Misses Denzel,
Pohto. Bovum, Kraft. Melin, Jensen
spent in travelling" after which a
very delightful luncheon was served.
Everyone reported a very enjoyable
and interesting time.
In connection with our History
class, another original party was Civ
en- by Miss Glenna Fendrick, who en-
tertained the class Ga "few being alb
sent) at an 'eIvory Soap" party at
her room. After sculpturing the
three types of pillars used in Greek
architecture from "Ivory Soap" a
very tasteful luncheon was served by
the hostess. We discovered that we
have several real sculptors in our
midst!
Miss Rose Vohs returned to our
department after a nine day siege OF
illness. We were very glad to wei
come her curly-head back again!
Miss Helen Novak is now teaching
in the Primary Grades at Delhi, tax
ing the place of Miss Mildred Parkin.
son during the latter's illness.
In a class meeting, Miss Leona
Stefn was elected Secretary of our
class, taking Miss Lee Marsh's place.
We also chose a news reporter
from our department.
In our history class in connection
with Feudalism, we have been max
ing in our sand table an ancient man.
or. The walls and castles are made
from a mixture of cornstarch end
salt.
We found that "Whittier's Snow
bound" was very interesting under
Miss Ide's guidance. We enjoyed
studying it very much as it was very
seasonal!
All Junior High Valentines Party.
The All Junior High party was in
deed the high light of this seasons
social events. From beginning to end
the entertainment showed thorough
and good planning. The guests prov
cd themselves models for they show
ed every courtesy to their hosts on
each detail of program. To pick out
feature number in their program
would be a difficult task. To the
credit of each number, we may say
that the program was splendidly rem
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