Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
BRUNO SCHOOL NOTES
High School.

ulS IL SCuOOls
The basketball teams dropped a
double header to the Finlayson bas-
keteers Friday night at Finlayson.
The score of the girls game was Fin
layson "a, Bruno %. The boys lost
by score of q to 9. The girls game
was close and hard-fought throughout.
Not until the final whistle was any
one sure of the outcome. The Finlay-
son boys worked smoothly and eff
fectively for an early season game.
The Bruno boys showed plenty of
spirit but could not turn back Fin
layson's offensive. Everyone hopes
for a vast improvement in the next
game. The members of the Finlayson
boys team were: Bergseth, E. Arth, r.
Arth, Wallio, NOrbeck, Holstein, and
Vogt; Bruno-H. Nelson, H. Pearson,
]. Dougan, C. Charpentier, L. Olson,
j. Pearson, H. Plaisted. The men,
bers of the girls team for Fin
layson were = Frohreich, Granville,
Faudskar. Faudskar, Koivuniemi, Han
nu, Ojala, Johnson, and Fredrickson;
Bruno-M. Wiederholt, L. Rupp, A.
Downing. A. Schroeder, E. Berglund,
Fl. Hamre, Howey, H. Mach.
The boys basketball team has a
game Friday night with Hinckley at
Bruno. The boys will seek to make
up for last weeks loss by winning
Friday. Come out and give them
your support.
Don't miss the program and carni-
val at the Bruno high school, Satur-
day, Nov. 81, at 500 p. m. A program
consisting of two one-act plays, a
monologue, and music by the "Kitch-
en- Orchestra" will precede the car
| nival. Such attractions as paradise,
the milky way, the two-faced man,
the wild man, moving pictures (alk-
ies), the snake charmer, shooting of
Dan McGrew, and many others will
be found at the carnival. Take part
in the competitive games and win a
fine box of candy. When you have
visited all of the booths and want to
rest, sit down at the lunch counter
and have some delicious eats"
Primary Notes.
Grades one and two are glad to see
Richard Slot, Robert Klingbeil, Wal
ter Won Schenk, Francis Pearson, and
Kenneth Olson back in school after
several days illness.
Grade I and II are busy making
their Thanksgiving sand table pro-
ject, "The Pilgrims"
Mrs. c. o. Billman pleasantly sur
prised the primary room with a beau
tiful pink and white cake in honor
of little Peggy Billman's birthday.
Third and Fourth Grades.
Larry Corey from Willow River, en-
tered the third grade Monday.
Our attendance during the last
week has been almost perfect, there
having been only one and a half days
absence.
Our room is decorated with paper
turkeys and pictures for Thanksgiv-
ing. j. .
The harmonica band has mastered
nine measures of the song, "The Star
SpdlSICo DdIlFOI. Il0 members WIFI
soon start learning silent Night" for
| use at Christmas time.
Mrs. Berglund visited our room Fri
day afternoon.
Fifth and Sixth Grades.
The fifth grade history class has
just finished studying the life of
Washington. They have made a post
er of washington at Valley Forge,
The sixth grade arithmetic class
has finished studying banking. Fri
| day, the class made a play bank.
Elaine Fairchild was chosen to be the
banker and the rest of the class wrote
checks, deposited money, and cashed
checks. The play money was also
made from paper by the class.
Seventh and Eighth Grades.
Several pupils are absent from our
| room because of illness.
The art class handed in some very
presentable looking sketches of ships
Friday.
Visitors in our room ON Armistice