The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-01-13

feldt are truly artists in arrang-
ing attractive borders which so
brighten up a school room. Wish
all of you readers could see the
border for which the three girls
are responsible in the Junior
High assembly for January. 1t is
a skating scene-very appropriate
don't you think?
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SENIOR HIGH NEWS
In Advanced Algebra, we have
taken unit test on imaginary
numbers" Some of us haven't
enough imagination to work these
correctly and, naturally, they
seem hard. We are now review
ing for the semester exams
pleasant thought.
The Social Science classes fin
ished the study on transportation
and communication. 1t was in
teresting to see how these two
have changed the lives of people,
and also, how they have improved
themselves in the last few years.
In review for our semester test,
we have been filling in our man.
uals. Up until this time, almost
all of us could have turned them
in at the office and received full
price for them. That's impossi-
ole now; or at least, it should be.
OF course, we really didn't have
to use them before because we get
printed sheets with questions to
fill out each day. Mr.. Salzwedel
thinks that we don't always I'M
derstand his directions when CIV
ing a quiz. He tells us he is CIV
ing us one to raise our averages,
but for some reason they donr
seem to do it. Maybe the reason
is that little more study is re-
quired by us. Each day we are
hoping for better mark.
The English w classes have
started the Puritan Age and have
been studying Milton, the blind
poet. We had our test on Mac
Beth before vacation. Those hav-
ing high marks were Betty Lou
Fuller, lone Gardner and Mar
garet Swedberg. Margaret and
Avis Tompkins ranked very high
in quotations given. We had 9
group of quotations such as these:
But screw your courage to the
sticking place, and we'll not fall"
False face must hide what false
heart doth know; ''Look like the
innocent flower, but be the SER
pent under't." Shakespeare hao
a large number of these in Mac
Beth.
The Physics class has beer
working on the following kinds o1
problems: 1. How is it possible tt
work a big horse and a little
horse side by side without any
"side pulp" 2. How can you de-
termine the Resultant of two
froces experimentally and gra.
phically? 8. How may the period
of a pendulum be determined ac-
curately by means of a Labora.
tory clock? 4. Why should you
never hit baseball at the very
end of the bat? And last but moi
least, S. How to keep Tom Crooks
from falling out of his chair?
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In Business Principles, we have
just finished 80 problems or
banking. If any of you have any
extra money you want to deposit
We'll handle it very well. We
have started on the unit of Mar
keting. Our project is to draw
three maps; one of Minnesota
one of the United States and one
of the World. On these we have
to locate what the section pro-
duces. We hope this will be in
teresting.
The first year tipping classes
! competed with one another fol
three days before Christmas vaca.
ton in the form of a series OF
speed tests, called a .Christmas
tree Contest. A Christmas tree
with its elaborate trimmings was
drawn on the boards for each
class by the three class artists
namely, Claude Knowlton, Olive
Miller, and Grayce Bolland. We
typed for 8 minutes at the begin
ming OF the period on special
speed material For evorv ,,orfocI