Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-01-28
Brook Park School Notes
High School.

Thursday, Jan. 81, the Junior Eng
lish class had debate on Resolved:
That the United States should con-
struct and operate the Nicaragua
Canal" The speakers on the affirma-
tive side were Norma Klement, Lula
Henderson, and Elaine Shaske. The
speakers on the negative side were
John Stephan, Robert Libra, and Bert
John. Agnes Harapat acted as chair
man. Both sides gave good points
to their credit. The decision was
given in favor of the affirmative side.
Friday evening the high school
student met at the school house where
they all jumped into sleighs and went
for jolly sleigh ride to the Chris
tianson place. Here the lunch was
served and games were played. Ev-
eryone had a chance to run part way
when they suddenly found themselves
in a snow bank and the sleigh going
on without them
Friday afternoon, Jan. 81, the entire
school went to the town hall the last
half hour to hear a concert.
Mildred Anderson, a sophomore,
was surprised to have a medal pinned
on her sweater for the highest num-
Der of points in modern history. The
prize was awarded by Professor Judin.
The Junior English class enjoyed a
banquet of three courses served by
two freshman girls Tuesday morning.
1t consisted of soup, salad, and ice
cream with cookies. Elaine Shaske
acted as toastmistress. and every men,
Der of the class gave a toast.
The carpenter. Mr.. Maaske. has
been busily engaged remodeling the
laboratory and putting in new cab
inets and shelves.
Seventh and Eighth Grade.
Everyone in the seventh and eighth
grade reports having had good time
at the sleigh ride party which was
held Friday evening, Jan. %. Lunch
was served and games were played
at the home of Alice Burman.
Herman Larson is chairman of the
room this week.
Both the seventh and eighth grades
had spell down" Monday.
The following eighth grade girls
are serving the hot lunch this week:
Alice Burman, Julia Kluk, Edith
Schulz and Janet Karges.
Fifth and Sixth Grade.
Those neither absent nor tardy the
past six weeks were: Edna Harapat.
Paulina Smithson, Gilbert Pechacek,
Edith Smithson, Robert Larson, James
Judin, Blair Karges, Luverne Fosberg.
Samuel Merrell. Frank Petra, DOrO-
Schulz. Keuter Locks, Frank Szy-
mOnek. Joseph Kluk, and Oralea Ras-
mussen.
Third and Fourth Grade.
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy in the third and fourth grades
during the last six weeks period are
Bernadean Eudaily, Florence Athey,
Archie Gross, Vernon Harapat, Olga
Larson, Dorothy Marsh, Edwin Mintey,
Albert Scholten, Edward Schulz,
Rosemary Vinger, June Wright, Edna
Ashcraft, willard Burman, Vernon
Fritchie, Eunice Kelsey, Edmont
Kluk, John Larson. Edward Norden-
strom, Charles Ridgley, and Robert
Wright
First and Second Grade.
The following pupils in the second
grade have not been absent this
month: Kenneth Ashcraft. Harold
Berndt, Norval Brechbiel, Keith
Chase, Franklin Judin, Yvonne Kohl,
knute Larson, Lawrence Lewellin.
Margaret Ann Murphy, Victor Pecha-
eek, Donald Peterson, Zylpha Steven
son, and James Ziegler.
The following pupils in the first
grade have not been absent this
month: Elevera Brechbiel, Leroy
Derry, Lorraine Hancock, Leroy Swed-
lund, Marcella Szymonek, Donald
Wright and Dorothy Ann Ziegler.
HONOR ROLL
Those on the honor roll are as fol-
lows: first grade-Dorothy Ann Zieg-
Ter; second grade-Donald Peterson
and Franklin Judin; third grade
Rosemary Vinger, and Bernadean
Eudaily; fourth grade-Edna Ash
craft and John Larson; fifth grade
James Judin, and Paulina Smithson;
sixth grade-Keuter Locks and Sam
uel Merrell; seventh grade-Kathe-
rine Judin and Clifton Merell; eighth
grade-Ethel Slade and Janet Karges