Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-17
Brook Park High Life
High School.

High School.
On Friday afternoon, October II,
the senior and junior high school stu
dents enjoyed beautiful program by
Miss Skinner of Hinckley. She played
many descriptive selections. The
numbers were as follows: The Flat
terer, c. Chamenade; Dance of the
Bells. Rebekoff; Tumble Weed, Bliss;
Dawn, Nevin; When the Leaves are
Falling, E. Schmitt; Minuet in G., L.
Won Beethoven; Trees, Rosbach Deis;
The Old Refrain, Kreisler; Old Vien-
ma, Godowsky; and Norwegian Dance,
Grieg. The music was appreciated
by all.
Miss Reuben Achterkirch, formerly
Irene Klement, Miss Alice Burman
and Beatrice Shulty visited school
Friday afternoon. The latter two
stayed for the afternoon entertain
ment.
Boys basketball practice began
Monday evening. They will continue
having it Monday and Wednesday eve
nings. Girls basketball will begin
Thursday evening.
The senior English class is studying
Chaucer and his Canterbury Tales.
They are very interesting. The stu
dents have excellent new text books.
The honor roll follows: Twelfth
grade, Janet Karges and Ethel Slade;
eleventh, Katherine Judin and Robert
Peterson; tenth. Dorothy Cherrier and
Lester Korsch; ninth, Doris Furrer,
James Judin, Blaire Karges, Edith
Smithson and Paulina Smithson;
eighth. Edna Ashcroft and Doris
Walker; seventh. Agnes Cherrier,
Raymond korsch and Albert Shelton.
Fifth and Sixth Grades.
After completing unit of work on
"Steadiness." the fifth graders mem
orized as many quotations as they
wished, based on that theme. Severa
Brechbiel led with ten memorized
and Florence Hanson was a close
second, giving nine.
The Crows were the winners in the
good citizenship contest for this six
weeks period.
Those with perfect attendance are
Severa Brechbiel, Graham Chase, Lola
Cummings. Leroy Derry, Lorraine
Hancock, Lolo Peterson, Leroy Swed-
lund, Harold Berndt, Norval Brech-
biel, George Butler, Keith Chase, Don
aid Furrer, Margaret Murphy, Donald
Peterson and Zylphy Stevenson.
Those on the honor roll are: Fifth
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Hanson; sixth grade, Donald Peterson,
Franklin Judin. Anna Ziegler and
Donald Furrer.
Third and Fourth Grades.
Those on the honor roll in the
third grade are Eva Anderson, Wesley
Brechbiel, and Irene Ziegler; in the
fourth grade, Delmar Clark, Robert
Fosberg and Frederick Nordenstrom.
The following pupils have had per-
feet attendance: Eva Anderson, Wes-
ley Brechbiel, Samuel Furrer, Rita
Gallas, Goldia Gross, Irene Hancock,
Esther Klement, Michael Murphy,
James Scholten, David Berndt, Orlan
Brechbiel, Delmar Clark, Mia Clark,
Robert Fosberg. Gene Furrer, Norma
Lewellin, Dennis Murphy, Alden Nor
denstrom and Elsie Runa.
Mrs. Klement and Mrs. Reuben
Achterkirch visited the third and
fourth grade room Friday.
The fourth graders are making a
graph for the temperature in October.
Primary Grades.
The second grade pupils who hav-
emit been absent this month are Mel
vim Anderson. Grace Bell, Ramona
Butler, Ben Cherrier, Walter Cum
mings. Gladys Eklund. Duane Finn
and Henry Kluk.
The first grade pupils with perfect
attendance are Gloria Fleming, Don
aid Gaddes, Virgil Peterson, John
Runa, Arlene Towle and Elwood
Towle.
Gladys Eklund, Donald Ziegler and
Raymond Anderson are on the honor
roll in the second grade. John Runa
is on the honor roll in the first grade.
The second graders made Columbus
booklets recently. They made large
poster OF The Coming Of the White
Man.
The first graders started their
work booklets this week and read the
story 1.-The Wee Wee Woman" to the
second grade.
In the second grade number contest.
Grace Bells hunters got the most
chickens. Her hunters were Donald
Ziegler. Ben Cherrier, Gladys Eklund.
Ramona Butler and Henry Kluk.
The following children received
red star every day this month for
being clean: Raymond Anderson.
Grace Bell, Ben Cherrier, Gladys Elk
lund. Donald Ziegler, Virgil Peterson
and Gloria Fleming.