The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-12-09
SCHOOL NOTES
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to the best contestant. 1t is rum
ored that David Feigal has few
cowboy airs that he sings to the
accompaniment of his guitar.
Robert Freise and Robert Fret
tag are our famous harmonic
duet team. But even with these
personalities in the lime light,
some unsupported talent is likely
to come forth. The best numbers
will be presented together to get
the final judging of the winners.
Bob Schultz was having a mo-
ment of the dawn of a great light,
what" asked Miss Dornfeld, els
the meaning of the word ''pheno-
menon?" ''That," said Bob proud
ly, sis when you see something
that isn't there The English
teacher was trying hard to teach
the pupils to formulate opin-
ions. So she quickly asked the
question of Paul Gallea, "Do you
think the Duke of Windsor did
the right thing by renouncing his
throne for a lady?' "No, Stree"
sppeaks up Paul, believe me, I
wouldn't choose a lady rather
than a throne" But Don Carly
thought there should be another
clause to that opinion. 81 think"
said Don, shat Paul should be
little older before he's able to deg
eide that"
7th Grade Home Economics News
Our yards of materials, tape
and rick rack are taking shapes
into a variety of colorful aprons.
Betty Sparks was the first girl to
finish her apron. It's a pretty
thing too, blue figured print ed
ged with white rick rack. The
girls making peasant aprons have
little more work as they have
bolts of vivid bias tape to sew on.
9th Grade Home Economics
You must try our recipe for
spice drops. They are easy to
make and very good to eat. The
9th graders made theirs Wednes-
day.
Spice Drops 6 Doz.)
b tablespoon shortening
l cup brown sugar
beaten egg
IA cup milk
" cup flour
2 teaspoon Baking Powder
IA teaspoon salt
Lib teaspoon cinnomon
1I3 teaspoon cloves
cup raisins
Cream and sugar and shorten
ing, add egg and milk. Mix dry
ingredients, add raisins and add
to the creamed mixture slowly.
mixing well. Drop on creased tin
and bake in moderate over (375
degrees) F. about 20 minutes.
Home Economics III
Did you know that Brussel
Sprouts belong to the cabbage
family? l like to call them mid
get cabbageS. Do you know how
to cook strong favored vegetables
such as cabbages, onions and eau
liflowers? The Home &c. III class
didn't = but they learned that
plenty of boiling sailed water
helped the flavor and color es-
peclally if they are allowed to
boil without cover. Try putting
bit of peanut butter in the white
sauce the next time, you make
creamed carrots. 1t give a pleas
ing variety.
Most of the six weeks tests have
been given to the pupils. The re-
port cards will be given to the
pupils Tuesday, December z. We
all hope that the report cards are
very good. This is the second six
weeks period and is a time for
some students to redeem them
selves from failing grades the
first six weeks.
At present the art room looks
more like miniature circus than
a class room, for beautifully car
we'd soap figures line the window
sills. Most of them are carved
animals. This week the classes
began an entirely new kind of
work. They have never made
linoleum cuts before but are very
much interested in it. The design
is cut into the linoleum, dampen-
ed with printers ink, and the de-
sign stamped on wrapping paper
to make gift wrapping paper.
Then some students are covering
boxes to make gift boxes, some
are making Christmas cards and
some place cards.