The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-05-27
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SENIOR HIGH NEWS


Judge Reed addressed the Boys
and Girls Club on the subject OF
Careful Driving" The talk was
made more interesting by his cit
ing of several accidents that hap
pened locally which could have
been prevented by careful driv-
ing. This speech is the first OF
several to be given in connection
with the driving program of the
the Boys and Girls Club.
The Girls Club held a picnic in
the form of a scavenger hunt
Wednesday night after school
After collecting the articles they
went to the park where the first
to return received a prize. The
food committee prepared lunch
con for the members consisting of
small steaks and ice cream. A
good attendance and a good time
was reported.
Physics classes are now studying
the radio. AS this is more prac-
teal and can be put to common
use everyone is very much inter-
ested. The remaining few weeks
will be spent on review for the
state board examinations.
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Students competing for Ameri-
cansim awards had a big job this
week preparing their American
ism themes which are due Satur-
day, May % and securing mater
ial for the examination to be held
Tuesday, June l.
English w students have finish
ed literature of the Twentieth
Century with a unit test covering
many authors and titles of recent
prose and poetry works. Many
received marks ranging from 90
100. We have started our review
by beginning with punctuation
and grammar units, and this week
are beginning literature review.
English III and w are also deep
in the midst of review work.
Next Friday the last issue of the
Reflector will be published. This,
the Senior edition, will contain
the class will and prophecy, the
group picture and in general, any
thing the Seniors wish to publish.
On that same day, the Seniors
celebrate their annual class day
by reading the will and prophecy
in the morning before the senior
high school. They will celebrate
the rest of the day and have a
picnic supper in the park.
IN THE GRADE SCHOOL
Grade II-Miss Faber
We were sorry to have Raleigh
March leave our second grade. He
moved to Candy.
We have enjoyed our study of
Japan very much so far. We made
japanese men, lanterns, and
scenes in our art classes. In lang
uage classes we played japanese
stories and had make believe
meeting with japanese children.
We know a number of japanese
words, too. Many children brought
interesting things to show the rest
of us including umbrellas, kim
onas and dolls. Especially inter-
esting were the chop sticks
brought by Barbara Jean Brown,
japanese money brought by Sally
Feigal, and japanese magazine
brought by Mary Baldwin of the
third grade.
Grade IV-MiSS Thomson
We had fun during are period
last Wednesday when Miss Wit
tum taught us how to draw facial
expressions. One interesting fact
which we learned was that our
eyes are placed at a half way
mark between the top of our head
and our chin. Many of us didn't
realize that our hairline made us
believe that our eyes were locat-
ed three fourths of the way up
from our chin.
During environment class we
learned many interesting facts
about how the pig helps us. The
pig is valuable animal because
it gives us leather and also food
such as lard, pork chops, ham,
bacon and sausage. We also learn
ed that pigs get food from under
the ground by roofing. We decid-
ed we would like to visit a farm
to see the helpful pig.