Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-01-23
Brook Park High Life
High School.

The girls chorus sang at the PIT.
A. meeting Wednesday evening Of Last
week in the town hall. This is good
practice for the forthcoming op-
eretta.
The sophomores have one more
pupil added to their class. Yvonne
Sodergrfn, who formerly went to Mora
high school, is now attending the
Brook Park school.
One more six weeks period has
closed. Half the school year is over.
This brought on semester examina-
tiOns; English book reports and fin
ishing touches on manuals.
The boys basketball team ventureC
to Willow River Tuesday, January IA,
and were defeated by score of 81 to
Ia. However, their spirits are still
high, and they are to play Isle Fri
day, Jan. IL.
The seniors received their second
book in the social science course aft
er having completed the first semest-
er's book. 1t is devoted, to society and
culture which will prove to be very
interesting.
Those on the honor roll are as fol-
lows: Grade twelve-Edith Korsch
and Ethel Slade; grade eleven-Eliz-
abeth Hall and Katherine Judin;
grade ten-Lester Korsch and Doro-
thy Libra; grade nine-Doris Furrer,
James Judin, Blaire Karges, Raymond
Libra, Edith Smithson and Paulina
Smithson; grade eight-Edna Ash
craft and Doris Walker; grade seven
l-Dorthy Marsh, Albert Shelton and
Ruth Mile Ziegler.
Those on the perfect attendance
honor roll are as follows: Grade
twelve-Janet Karges, Edith Korsch,
Valborg Palm and Ethel Slade; grade
eleven-Verda Hancock, Katherine
Judin and Pauline Krube; grade ten
Corrine Butler, Lester Korsch, Doro-
thy Libra, Oralea Rasmussen and
Dorothy Schulz; grade nine-Luverne
Fosberg, Doris Furrer, James Jucin,
Blaire Karges, Dorothy Element,
Raymond Libra and Edith Smithson;
grade eight-Eunice Kelsey, Edmont
Kluck, Edward Kolesar, Lucille Lew
ellyn and Edward Swan; grade seven
-Delroy Hancock, Joe Krube, Olga
Larson and Ruth Mile Ziegler.
Grades.
In geography the seventh graders
have just completed their study of
Australia and are going to begin a
general world review. In history. they
are Studying about the revolt of the
colonies which is very interesting;
and in general science they are busy
making booklets on Air and It's Eff
feet on Human Life"
The eighth graders have been work
ing on booklets about water for sci
ence. Many fine ones have been COM
pleted. They have found their Eng
lish rather hard this week, picking
out verbals and telling what they are.
On the honor roll in the fifth grade
are Severa Brechbiel and Lola Cum
mings; sixth grade-Franklyn JuCdn,
Ann Ziegler, Zylpha Stevenson and
Norval Brechbiel. Those present ev-
cry day the past six weeks are: Lola
Cummings, Leroy Derry, Lorraine
Hancock, Agnes Runa, Leroy Swed-
lund, Marcella S ymonik, Kenneth
Ashcraft, Harold Berndt, George But
Ter, Keith Chase, Donald Furrer,
FRANKLIN Judin, Zylpha Stevenson,
Ann and James Zeigler.
The following children in the first
grade haC perfect attendance: Gloria
Fleming, John Runa, Arlene Towle and
Elwood Towle. The following chill
dren in the second grade had perfect
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anderson, Ra-
mona Butler, Duane Finn and Henry
Kluk.
On the honor roll in grade three
are Irene Ziegler, Wesley Brechbiel
and Richard Nordenstrom; in grade
four are Robert Fosberg, Frederick
Nordenstrom and Delmar Clark. The