The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-20
NOTES
In the Grade School:

In the Grade School:
The first graders are working
hard with numbers this week and
are ready to use the new counting
oox in their room.
The first and second graders
have been making many types of
designs. One was chosen to dec
crate the paper dishes for the
playhouse and another pattern
was chosen for the clock. Designs
for a table cloth and curtains for
the cupboard will be planned next.
The third graders have been
reading very interesting stories
about Luther Burbank, the plant
wizard. They We're very happy to
see the movie too.
Miss Vittum's eighth graders
judged the health posters that
were made in the third grade.
Gloria Neuenburg won the grand
championship. Bethel Gale Starr
won first place and second and
third places were won by Gerhard
Birkholz and Helen Jean Fuller
respectively.
In the Junior High School:
Three films were shown this
week. They were "The Life OF
George Washington, Luther
Burbank" and "Wood Engravers. u
They were all very interesting
and educational.
The seventh graders have re-
ceived the Citizenship books which
they will use for the remainder of
the year.
The Junior high school girls
glee club is working on ''Moth-
er Goose Arabesque" which will
be used at a P. T. A. Meeting.
The junior high school merit for
the week is 81 do not recollect that
in the course of my life, l ever
forfeited my word or broke a
promise made to anyone" George
Washington.
In the Senior High School:
At the meeting of the Boys club
held Friday, Mr.. Clipfell gave a
talk on his travels through the
Black Hills and Yellowstone Nat
ional park.
The letter writing fad is in
creasing at surprising rate.
Lately, persons have written to
Germany, England, Scotland and
Lithuania. The foreign friends,
send over newspapers, pictures
AMI letters. Miss Gilchrist has
been sending away to an Eastern
concern for addresses of foreign
school children.
The Hard Time dance which
was postponed February 8, be-
cause of the storm was held Sat-
urday evening, February Is in the
Episcopal Guild hall. There was a
larger attendance than at any
similar affair. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Hillig and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ten
ney were the patrons and patron
esses and acted as judges of cos
tunes. Prizes were given to Mrs.
C. N. Nicholson and Otto Melges.
On the student committee of arr
angements were Leona Flathers,
Marjorie Pettis, Robert Roper and
Robert Tiffany. Faculty advisers
were Mr.. Tom and Mr.. Nicholson.
The Junior class has decided on
a benefit show to help defray ex-
penses of the Junior-Senior Prom.
! The show, "The Story of Louis
pasteur" will be given next week.
Girl Scouts
A well planned party was held
Tuesday afternoon taking the
place of the regular meeting.
With Jane Barnes as chairman
and Martha Gold, Mary Kathryn
! Schottenbauer, Kathleen Joern,
Lucille johnson and Mary Hoff-
man acting on the committee of
arrangements and refreshments
guessing games and charades
were played. A series of rid
dies began the program and a
Washington birthday suggest
game in which Olive Miller, Ar
line Waller and Mary Katherine
Praxel won prizes and a bean
guessing contest won by Dorothy
Simpson and Miss Mary MacLean
completed the competitive games.
Later refreshments were served.