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been done by the students and that
1t was done by the youngest group
in the Junior High assembly. This
work was observed by all of the
grade children after they had stud
led about the North American In
dams. The exhibit will be placed
in the exhibit case in the Junior
High Assembly permanently. Peo-
pie may come and look at 1t at any
time.
HAVE YOU SEEN ANGELINA?
Angelina is the Mascot Of the
Stenography III class. She was pre-
sent in class last Friday and liked
1t SO well that she spent the after
noon there. Little Angeline was the
cause Of many a pupil handing in
unfinished work because of their
excitement over the new mascot.
After the Stenography II class was
dismissed Angelina slept in the cor
ner for the next hour.
EXTRA WORK
The Stenography II class has
been making ditto copies for the
teachers this week. BY doing this
they receive experience and extra
credit.
TIPPING THE DUMMY
The dummy" for the Schoolmas-
ter was made by the Stenography
II class this week. Next week they
will start tipping the magazine.
FIRST YEAR TIPPING CLASSES
During the past week the begin
ming tipping classes have been
spending their drill period on SEN
tence practise. Some of these SEN
fences have been alphabetic, others
have stressed a two-letter combina-
ton, while the third group have
been Of an acceleration type.
Through these drills both accuracy
and speed will be built up.
JUNIOR H-HAPPENINGS
Seventh grade science classes are
reading about Dinosaurs. They also
made diagrams of the life of the
earth.
They are studying about the
Continent of South America in
geography classes and at present
are dwelling on the study of Boil
ivia and Ecuador.
AS their English work, they are
reading Treasure Island" and are
finding it quite interesting. They
are also making booklets on it.
HAVE ENTERED SCHOOL
Three new faces have appeared
in the Junior assembly recently.
They are Dorothy Conner, ninth
grade and Vernon Conner, eighth
grade, both of Brooten, Mimi; Ber-
nard Telling has entered the sew
enth grade.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mrs. Bassett has been in charge
of Miss Bright's classes during her
absence this week.
POSTPONED
The Book Character contest
which was scheduled for November
Is, has been postponed to Novem-
Der Is, because of moving picture
program on the navy which will be
given on the former date.
SENIOR HIGH TEACHERS
There was Junior class meeting
Friday for the students who wish
to sell tickets for the Junior Class
Play to sign up for it. The cam
paign will start Wednesday Of this
week.
There was a meeting Of the Main
Street for the permanent staff in
Miss Ranstad's room last week at
which instructions were given for
the taking Of news.
Biology classes have finished the
study of the classification of plants
and are now working on many in
teresting projects. They are to be
handed in the following week.
These are on the arrangement and
the grouping of plant life.
The detectives in this type OF
study are the following things:
1. To obtain a more complete
picture Of life in its varied forms.
2. To stimulate an interest in
the fascinating work of collecting,
naming, and Identifying specimens
Of living organisms.
8. To develop an appreciation OF
Biology as a science.
LIBRARY NOTES
This week being Book Week,
some very interesting displays have
been placed in both the Junior and
Senior Assemblies.
The display in Junior High has
to do with the new books the Ii
brary has received that are Of in
terest to Junior High students. 1t