The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
IN THE GRADE SCHOOL
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Kenney, Edna Karo,, Jolce John5
son. Adrian Hencke, Richard
Fischer, William Bonner, ana
Elaine Diekmeier. We are proud
of such long list.
We enjoyed seeing Hugh
Owens collection of books last
week. He is collecting them as MS
hobby.
Two girls have been chosen by
the Sir Walter Raleigh Club to
become members of their organ
ization. They are Marion lima
and Eleanor Olson.
Margaret Muetzel brought her
goldfish to school last week. We
surely enjoy watching it.
We are sorry that three of our
classmates, Hilda Hagen, Iva
Kayser and Clayton Burdick,
have been absent for so long. We
miss them and hope that they will
soon be back with us.
Grade II-MisS Ide
We are learning the names OF
the spring flowers as they appear.
Already we know the crocus or
basque flower, the blood root, dog
toothed violet and Dutchman's
breeches.
In our language we have been
making some original poems.
Here are some of them.
Wrinkle, wrinkle up your dress,
Mother then will have to press.
Sing a song of spelling
Sixteen words day
Then we'll have to practice
For there's no other way.
How do you like to hear the
birds sing
Sir Robin is first to come in the
spring.
How do you like to roll hoops in
the spring
It gives me more pleasure than
anything.
A cut little chicky is Miss Flip
pity Flop.
Sometimes she's good and
sometimes she's not.
She didn't like school and she'd
much rather play
And often she led other chick
les away.
Sally Feigal brought us an
aquarium Friday. Now we have
two gold fish, two snails, and
some frogs eggs:
Grade IV-Miss Thomson
During our Geography classes
we travelled northWard from
Netherlands to the country of
Norway to learn the living habits
of the people. We made booklets
about this region as review. Our
traVelscope made our journey
more interesting.
The following people had bird
friends come to our bird house on
our Spelling Chart or received an
"A":
Group 1: Donald j. Stephany,
Willard De Groat, Dean Warner,
Helen johnson, George Eckhart,
Betty Huhnerkoch, Wayne Nogaj,
Dorothy Pelz.
Group II: Dennis Kamholz,
Maxine Muetzel, Oliver Slocum,
Helen Hendrickson John Tiffany,
Carol Lynn.
Grades w & V-Miss c. Mclean
So MANY things happened in
our room this week. Clifford DAILY
had to 90 to the University hospi-
tai in Minneapolis to have an OPP
Grafton on his leg. We wrote let
tiers to him and sent a bouquet OF
snapdragons.
Gilbert Sonnickson brought us
large mass of frogs eggs. Two
children brought aquariums so we
are watching daily for little tad
poles.
We received our bird packets
from the Arm and Hammer Bak-
ing Soda company. They sent one
free to each child. We wrote a
letter to them telling how much
we enjoy learning about birds by
using their pictures and stories.
Nine children have joined the
Audubon Bird club and are wait
ing for their pictures and pins.
Grades v & VI-Miss Meehan
During the last six weeks per-
iod, the following persons were
neither tardy or absent: Albert
Daley, Curtis Griffin, Donna
Orth, Beatrice Reynolds, Gertrude
Roswell, Vaughn Savoy, Betty
and Bobby Truesdell, Kathryn
Wells, Robert Wood, Calvin
Bruer, Velma Butler, Helen Eek
hart, Erwin Herman, Shirley
Reynolds. Marjorie Stronach,
Gladys Weber and Gordon VOL
verton.
In art we have been studying
color, and have made designs
using three colors.
At our Little Citizens League
meeting last Friday Donna Orth
was elected president and Beat
rice Reynolds secretary.
Grade VI-Miss jacobson
The following children have
had perfect attendance in our
room for the past six weeks: Ruth
Anderson, John Austbo, Helen
Bake, Bobby Buckley, James
Duscher, Clarion Eckhart, Betty
Flashenriem, Walter Hill, Mar
jorie Katzenberger, LaVonne Nc
Rae, Florence Manning, Wayne
Muetzel, Borghild Olson, Marion
Ortiz, Corinne Paffrath, Dorothy
Simpson, Stanley Stocum, James
Trefry. Russell Wells, Nadine