The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-05-14
year together with a continuation of
study concerning initials and abbrevi-
atoms.

year together with continuation OF
study concerning initials and abbrevi-
atoms.
Physical Sciences
Review work in Physics consists of
concentrated study Of important top
les. Last week problems on "Heat"
were in order. An interesting fact
brought out was that steam possesses
$40 times as much heat as an equal
mass of water (by weight) despite the
fact that they both have the same
temperature.
The Chemistry classes have finish
ed gases and their measurements. In
laboratory they are studying tests
for starches. We are now starting a
review of the years work.
Industrial Art News
Some of the representative projects
just recently completed are: floor
lamp, hall tree, piano bench, maya
zine rack, tabouret, letter holder, trel-
Uses and combination benches.
Several of the students are busy
making novelty "Felix Cat" ash
stands for dad" When these are
completed they will make neat de-
coration for any desk or table.
The Toll Cabinet has recently been
reinished by one of the students.
Some students have been assigned to
sectioning the cabinet in order that
time may be saved when getting out
materials and supplies.
The ninth grade are now assigned
to a daily cleanup schedule. Each
group has it's turn at cleaning up the
shop. This is working out very well.
Projects which were made during
the year are being brought to the
shop to be displayed May IL at the
school exhibit. Many projects can
not be shown because of their bulky
nature, such as: trellises, feed bins,
and automatic feeders, etc.
Mechanical drawings made this
year in the ninth grade have been
placed in booklet form and are pro-
tected by neat uniform covers. These
were on display at the exhibit Tues
day.
1t May Be of Interest to You
The English w students have
handed in their English scraps books.
Some of these are very interesting as
you have seen.
The w. C. T. U. awards were dis
tributed by Mr.. Wichman Friday.
These awards were given for the best
essays on alcoholism as was mention
ed some time ago. The honored stud
ents are: Division of Senior and Jun
iors, Irene Hagen, first and Doris
Streeter, second. Division of Fresh
men and Sophomores, Edwina Fore
man, first and Eckoe Macs, second.
Senior day will be held this Friday.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to take charge: Ruth Wells,
chairman! Elroy Alexander, Rather
inc Hedges, Marjorie Martin, and
Erwin Ewart. We all hope for good
weather.!
Freda Laud0n Sends Telegram to
Band
AS a word of encouragement, Miss
Freda Laudon, freshman at UNIVERSE
ty of Minnesota, sent telegram to
the school band shortly before the
music contest at Montevideo, urging
them to their best efforts. Director
Limburg read the telegram to the
band members shortly before they
appeared on the program. The band
appreciated Miss Laudon's message.
Acknowledgement of Thanks
We wish at this time to thank the
students, faculty and townspeople of
Redwood Falls for their contributions
and their cooperation in making the
1881 Junior-Senior banquet a success.
Without such aid it would have
been impossible Signed, Food Com
mittee, Decorating Committees.
Eighth Grade
We find the review in Arithmetic
very difficult.
We are reviewing coordinate con-
functions, phrases, and clauses in
English.
We are going back to reviewing the
parts in History that we have not
discussed in detail.
In Reading we are reviewing our
authors and selections that we have
studied also the last years examin-
alton.
We are studying luncheon table
service serving in Home Economies.
Seventh Grade
In History, this week, we are re-
the war for independence be-
tween the United States and the Bri-
fish.
Reviewing Europe in Geography
occupies our time this week.
Finding interest by the six per cent
method is being reviewed in Arithme-
tic.
Compound and complex sentences
are again being studied in the Eng
lish classes.
Some very interesting and amusing
book reports have been given in the