The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
NOTES
In the Grade School.

Miss Wilson's First Graders
will have Valentine party and
box, Friday, February IA.
The fifth and sixth grades in
Miss Jacobson's room have been
working on color in art. They
have learned to recognize monoch-
romatic, primary, secondary, COM
plimentary and analogous colors.
They have also learned how to
mix colors and are now applying
them to scenes which have been
drawn free hand. They drew and
painted Viking ships in monochro-
matte colors, which are on display
in the room.
The children in Miss Jacobson's
room are working hard to find
material for their w. C. T. u. es-
says on what Alcohol Does.
In the Junior High School:
The merit this week is "Let US
have Faith, that Right makes
Might and in Faith let US TO the
end Dare to do our duty as we
understand 1t.
The ga Citizenship Class went
through the court house Thursday,
February 6, visiting each office
and listening to explanations of
the work by the officials. We
thoroughly enjoyed the trip and
think that we have benefited by it.
The posters, displayed in down
town windows advertise peter
Rabbit, the grade operetta to be
given, Friday evening. They were
made by seventh and eighth grad
ers in their art classes as pro-
ject in poster making. Working in
pairs, the children were most en-
thusiastic in their interest. To
create a wholesome competitive
spirit, awards for the posters
which most successfully advertis-
ed the event were made. Judges
in the contest were Miss Jeanet-
te Lee, Miss Irene Faber, Miss
Gladys Bostrom and Miss Evelyn
Shank.
Otto Novak of the seventh
grade won the grand champion
ship, First place went to Everett
Lynn and Glenn Muetzel; second
place, Georgine Amberg and jean
nette DeGraaf; the third place re-
suited in a tie between Dolores
Neale and Ruth Roswell and Dor
othy Olson and Irene Corcoran;
fourth place, Martin Loock and
Andrew Smith. Honorable men
tion was given to a long list of
children including George Steele
and Tom Wolverton, Charles
Storts and Desneige King, Neoma
Hemmingson and Margaret No
gaj, Dolores Neuenburg (alone),
Luella Clark (alone), Gladys
Wells and Ruth Arterburn, Ger
trude Charlebois and Virginia BIZ
shop, Billie Tiffany and James
Dwyer, Paul Kohler and Elmer
Dickmeier.
Valentine parties are to be CIV
en- this week by the SA, sB and IA
classes during their Citizenshop
class periods. Arrangements Cor
the SA party are being made by
Georgine Amberg, Jean Lauter-
bach and Paul Duea; the SB COM
mittee is made up of Margaret
Jaehning, Mary Keefe and Char
les Joneson and Paul Weithoner,
Rose McGovern and Donald Gold
are making plans in the IA class.
In the Senior High School:
The girls club held its regular
meeting Tuesday, February A
when plans were made for st.
Valentine celebration and a taffy
for early training.
Track got it's start early last
week, with Eilif Miller as head
coach. Eight men besides those on
the basketball team turned out
for earl training.
The Hard Times" dance plan
ned for Saturday evening in the
gymnasium was postponed be-
cause of the storm.
The state college entrance and
English examinations were given
at $50 a. m. Wednesday, Feb
ruary 5 to all seniors who expect
to 90 to college.