The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-10
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Seniors
The meat packing, dairying, leath-
er, and other animal industries have
been the chief subjects of discussion
in the Economic Geography Class.
The Social Science students are dis
cussing the social effects of geograph-
ic environment. We also know some
of the many problems that confront
the farmer.
The French II class are continuing
their reading n "Le Petit" One of
our students received very interest
ing letter written in French by some
French student.
One of the most interesting discus
sions we have had in any of our
classes has been in English Nv. We
are studying Shakespeare's "Mac-
BETH" We have just finished the
banquet scene." Those of you who
saw this play last year in the Lin
coin Auditorium will fully understand
our interest.
A Look Into Our Commercial
Department
Tipping II Class
Two of our girls, Alice Simondet
and Marjorie Martin, have received
their Junior Membership certificates
for the O. G. A., Shorthand club,
meaning the Order of Gregg Artists.
These certificates are issued by the
Art and Credentials Department of
the Gregg Writer in New York City.
These two girls are now ready to be-
gin work for their Senior Membership
certificates. All the rest of US are
planning to get our first awards this
month and have begun working on
the test. We hope that by the end of
this semester we will also have our
Shorthand membership certificates.
We are rather proud of the girls
that have their membership cards
now.
Tipping / Class
The following paragraph is still
puzzling the Tipping / Class:
typewriter is one who typewrites on
the typewriter, and the typewriter is
machine on which the typewriter
who Impurities on the typewriter
typewrltes on the typewriter until
there is no more typewriting to be
typewriter by the typewriter on the
typewriter on which the typewriter
who typewrtes on the typewriter
typewrites."
l wonder if you now understand the
explanation fully!
Physical Science
The Physics class is discussing the
latent heat of steam and of boiling
water. We proved by experiment
that one gram of steam has a great
deal more heat than one gram of boil
ing water despite the fact that they
both have the same temperatures.
Biology has found US studying the
skeleton and muscles. This study is
very complicated and we find our
selves wondering if we really look
like that inside.
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Address
Mr.. Gerald Renaas gave the stud.
ent body on Monday, November 20
one of the most interesting and edu
cational talks yet given during this
school year. He is law student at
the University of Minnesota and will
return to study after the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. Renaas recently completed q
world tour whcih must have beer
very interesting. He was impressed
by the costumes Of the Chinese peo-
pie and brought back a number Of
vests and coats and a small skull cap
Imagine yourself, here in Minneso-
ia wearing a skull cap in the winter
time.
Japan's high civilization amazed
Mr.. Renaas. Electric contrivances
all sorts are operated in Japan.
Electric trains transport one quickly
to places of scenic beauty in few
minutes.
The yankee orderliness" of the
PHILIPPINE Islands stood out chiefly in
Manila, whose streets were clean and
civilization is progressing. India was
treated with very little detail but the
speaker dwelt for some time on ads
cussion of the Holy Land, where the
students of the professions are be-
coming numerous.
The potential lawyer spent the last
4th of July in Greece, attended the
Passion Play at Oberammergau,
Germany and the 900th anniversary
celebration of the introduction of
Christianity into Norway at Nidaros
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