The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-09-23
SCHOOL NOTES
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Grade II-Miss Guernsey

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Grade II-Miss Guernsey
The second grade has an en-
rollment of 20 children. This
week we have been reviewing
all our first grade work.
Donald Winter brought a tur-
tie to school and we have been
learning how to care for him. We
had hard time finding some
thing he liked to eat.
Once week we hold general
meeting at which captains and
policemen are chosen and also
general problems are brought up.
We try to solve our own prob
lens.
Grade III-Miss Morrison
Vacation days are over and we
third graders are hard at work.
We are sorry that one of our
classmates, Mary Mahoney, is ill
and has not returned to school
yet. We also miss Charmaine
Black, who has moved. We are
glad to welcome several new
corners: Robert Edwards, Adrian
Henke and Clyde Slocum.
We held election of officers for
our Civic League this week. Those
chosen were: President, William
Dooner; vice president, Elaine
Dickmeier; secretary, Florence
Kayser.
In art periods we are making
autumn trees with leaves of red,
yellow, orange, and brown. Sew
eral of the children have brought
flowers for our room.
Friday our class enjoyed a trip
through the new school building.
Grade III-MiSS Ide
Thirty boys and girls were en-
rolled in this room. We found
that Kenneth Johnson has left
town so there are but % of us.
Gordon Otto and Donald Routhe
have not yet started school be-
cause both are ill.
We find we have not forgotten
our addition and subtraction facts
and most of us are very good
readers.
We like our new playground.
Monday we are going to take a
walk through the new building.
This week we have just looked
down the long hall.
This week we have studied
about the foods we eat and on
Friday we made a large vegetable
chart.
Grade IV-MiSS Thomson
We worked hard in spelling this
week to make our spelling tree
healthy. If we receive an "a" we
have green leaf on the tree.
Otherwise our leaf turrs brown
and falls to the ground. Friday
there were eighteen green leaves.
Those earning the AS are Mary
Baldwin, Eunice Neale, Betty Jean
Huhnerkoch, John Rogers, Roger
Stoutland, Eugene Starr, Helen
Hendrickson, Carol Lynn, Robert
Budik, June Merry, Maxine
Muetzel, John Tiffany, Charlotte
Otto, Oliver Slocum, Clarence
Johns, June Shining, Wayne
Nogaj and Jacqueline Falk.
We hope to learn our addition
and subtraction facts accurately
and fast so we can play our pony
race gme with them during fair
week.
Grade V-Miss Jean Mclean
There are thirty-nine children
in our room. TWenty-one are in
the fourth grade, and eighteen in
the fifth.
The bouquets of fall flowers
make our room very attractive.
Miss Mclean is reading us an in
teresting story about a baby deer
named Bambi.
Grade V-Jean Mclean
Gerhard Birkholz is the room
librarian and Dolores Duscher the
assistant librarian.
Shirley Me Cannon is in charge
of the Bulletin Board this week.
She is to be responsible also for
keeping the room attractive.
We like the new lockers that
are in our room.
Grades v & VI-MisS Meehan
In our room there are eighteen
pupils in the fifth grade and
twenty-one in the sixth.
Myrtle Hodge, Vaughn Savoy
and Ornell Iverson are new
pupils in the Redwood Falls
school.
Shirley Reynolds has brought
il a collection of arrow heads for
our museum.
Grade VI--Miss Jacobson
The sixth grade in Miss Jacob
sons room have an enrolment of
thirty-six children. Margaret Fei-
gal was late in entering because of
illness. We are sorry that she was
unable to start with us the first
day.