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Higher Algebra classes are re-
viewing elementary Algebra and
getting ready for their regular
Higher Algebra material. Chemistry
classes have received their work.
books, and having been introduced
to the laboratory, have started
their work therein.
The Physics class is studying the
laws of simple machines under the
unit Of mechanics. This includes
the lever as an example Of the
simple machine, showing how these
machines enable US to multiply our
force. They are anticipating the
arrival of the new edition of their
laboratory guide which will stim-
ulate more interest in their work.
Biology classes are studying the
life process of all living things.
This takes up the cell as the unit
of all structure.
Economic Geography classes are
studying the cereal crops of the
nation, showing direct and indirect
relationship and Importance to our
country and our world, Industrial
ly and economically. Wheat and
corn are being taken as the two
leading cereal crops.
Modern History classes are pre-
pairing charts on the Renaissance
in which they list the contributions
of famous artists, scientists, writers
and explorers.
AT THE LIBRARY THIS WEEK
Next Monday at 4:15 there will
be a meeting of the high school
girls interested in a library club.
The ninth grade is having classes
at the library this week. They are
studying how to use the library.
There will be display of posters,
travel books and posters in the IL
brary which will prove to be very
interesting.
There will be Story Hour Sat
urday.
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
A new student, Altman Bromen-
shenkel, has enrolled in the Junior
High.
The class advisors for the Junior
High groups are: Miss Swope and
Mr.. Kowalke, seventh grade; Miss
Bright and Miss Riley, eighth
grade; Miss Powers, Miss Schmitz
and Mr.. williams, ninth grade. For
all parties, Mr.. Kittsberger will
help plan the music and Mrs. Meigs
will help plan the refreshments.
The ninth grade class officers
have been elected. They are Ray
Berggreen, President; Carl Hide
brand, Vice President; and Glen
Sieben, Secretary-Treasurer.
"A fire drill was held in the Jun
Tor High. The building was cleared
in two minutes.
Miss Bright's ninth grade class
es are having library work. They
are taking this to become familiar
with the catalog and reference
books.
Eighth grade English classes
have organized Better Speech"
clubs for oral work on Fridays.
Carol Cordell is chairman Of one
group and Adeline Nelson for the
other group. Some Junior High
students are going to join the In
ternational Student Society which
means writing letters to people
their own ages in some foreign
country, mostly English speaking
countries.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Beginning typists have mastered
first and second finger letters CT
two rows of keys. All students
seem interested and are working
hard to become real typists.
The Shorthand I class are just
completing the second unit and are
beginning to take short letters
from dictation. Outlines are begin
ming to take some form, and writ
ing and reading ability is improv-
ing.
The stenography II classes are