The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-03-25

AACA, CVCA, COA1C PSAACCs
days.
Biology students are studying
the human nervous system and
phrenology the theory by which
people say they can read the past
and future of individuals.
In the Grade School
Grade miss Faber
The following are some original
poems composed by second grad
erS:
Easter Bunny will be coming soon
He'll be coming by the light of
the moon.
When I was little / thought he
came at noon.
But I'm glad he comes by the
light of the moon.
Bunny comes out of his little hole
And dashes up a green hill,
He hides his eggs beside a pole,
And then sits very still.
Grade 3-Miss Ide
In our Easter Egg Arithmetic
contest, Maxine MuetZel won by
getting the most eggs, Allyn
Sieckert was a close second. Ev-
cry one worked hard to earn their
AS which entitled them to an egg.
Our 'Signs of Spring" calendar
is getting well. filled. Some one
has already seen a robin and a
meadowlark We have begun
making our bird books so we shall
know the birds when they come
back.
Grades 3 & Miss Ellestad
The following children have
had perfect attendance this year:
Marie Kiel, Harold Kruger, Rob-
ert Kleinart, Viola Lang, Lulu
Green, Joe Joe Green, Bobby
Flashenriem, Roger Messenger,
James Kayser, Gloria Neuenburg
andd Helen Garnhardt.
The Third Grade Language
Class have just studied the pic
ture "Lavinia" by Titan and the
Fourth Grade have studied, Gar
nation, Lily, and Rose" by John
Singer Sargent.
Grade 4-MiSS Thomson
Last week we had a very in
teresting meeting at our Good
Citizenship Club" The program
consisted of Easter poems, stories
and songs.
During our geography classes
we Travelled on a boat from the
source of the Rhine River, which
is in the Alps Mountains in Swift
zerland through Germany and
France to the delta lands in the
Netherlands. We are making
booklets about life in the Neither
lands. We enjoy finding out
how and why the people in Meth
erlands, work live, and play as
they do.
Grades 4 & 5-Miss Morrison
New officers were elected last
week to serve for a four-Week
term. They are: president, Shir-
ley Reynolds; vice president, Err
win Herman; secretary, Marion
of Marian Orth's talk at the Fri
of Marion Orth's talk at the Fri
day morning meeting of the CIV
ic League"
Curtis Griffin and Gene Cuff
are in charge of the bulletin
board for this week. They are
showing pictures of the Neither
lands.
Grade 5-MiSS Mclean
Our room enjoyed a trip to the
Library last Friday. Miss Holland
showed us the Talking Book" for
the blind. We had read about it
in my Weekly Reader
We have learned the analogous
color scheme by bringing colors in
cloth and dressing figures we
made for that purpose. We hope
that this will teach us colors
that we may apply to our own
clothing.
We like the japanese vase and
bookend which our room received
from the P. T. A.
Grade 6-MiSS James
In our attendance contest the
boys have the highest percentage
so far. They have one tardy mark
against them in two weeks time.
The girls, however, still have
plenty of chance to win since the
contest will last several weeks
more.
In our weekly arithmetic test
several pupils received AS. Two
girls stand at the top of the list.
Phyllis Corcoran has earned six
AS and Jean Schenck has earned
four. Each of the following has
received one perfect score: James
GaIlea, Kimball Glassco, Beryl
Radtke, Edwin Keil, Betty
Sparks, Thomas Wilcox, and Gle
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