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The junior assembly has q new
set Of reference books entitled the
Richards Cyclopedia." These are
splendid reference books and the
people enjoy them very much.
Friday the Junior Assembly par
ticipated in Christmas Carol Sing
ing led by Mr.. Kohl. This was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The seventh grade girls and
boys Glee Club sang for the assem-
bly, Friday. The songs sung by the
girls were: Nov the Day Is Over"
Sweet and Low" and 1.-THE High
Road" The boys sang Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" GO Down Moses"
and Home on the Range"
The players for dismissal this
week were Ruth MCGEE, Phyllis
Wruck, Beverly O'Gara, Douglas
Kohl, Bud Veeder, Rose Morse and
Vera Jackson.
Girls basketball under the direc-
ton of Miss Bright will start prac-
tice next Wednesday night. The
Junior high girls will have the floor
from seven to eight and the sem
Tor high girls from eight to nine
o'clock.
The seventh grade English class
es taught by Miss Powers are read
ing Dickens Christmas Carol. Miss
Swope's seventh grade class Is
reading sea stories. They have a
very attractive reading chart in
their room. The names of the
books they have read are placed in
the chart above the name Of the
reader. They receive certain
grade upward for each book they
read. The point IL to record which
little paper man on a pin, repre-
senting the readers, can climb the
farthest up the chart.
The Puppetiers are practicing
for the Christmas program.
SENIOR HIGH CLASSES
The Senior English classes are
studying literature. One class is
studying modern essays and the
other Macbeth. Eunice Svenneby
has made some very nice pen and
ink drawings of Chaucer, Romeo
and Juliet, and others. Miss VIII
sons Junior English class Is still on
short stories.
Miss Davis American History
classes have just completed the
| study of the American Revolution.
Miss Wilder's junior English
class is beginning American liter
| AZURE, starting with the short story.
Her sophomore classes are starting
American literature also, dealing
first with lyric poetry.
This Thursday is the set day for
tryout for declarations. Before we
have held the defamation contest
at night, but this year it will be
held during school hours instead
Of evening and will be before the
assembly.
Miss Ranstad's Modern History
classes are starting the French
Revolution. Latin 1 classes are
starting the third conjugation.
IN THE LIBRARY THIS WEEK
The library is decorated for
Christmas and looks very festive.
The red and green ropes with tin
sci hanging down makes you real
lie that Christmas will soon be up
on us.
Some Of the new books in the IL
brary are: Modelling My Life, by
Janet Scudder. This is the story Of
a distinguished woman sculptor.
Beginning with her debut at the
Chicago Worlds Fair in 1898. It
describes her struggles as an art
student in Paris and her subse-
quent experiences and triumphs in
New York. Many well-known fig
ures in the American Art World Of
the last quarter century have WV
idly sketched in this book.
Another is High Adventure by
James Norman Hall. A book on the
experiences Of Captain Hall. The
author was one Of the two men
who wrote Mutiny on the Bounty.
I Like Diving by Tom Eadie Is