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ards, and Silent Night are the
numbers.
Special groups have been worked
out to sing some of these songs.
For the Carol Of the Shepards,"
Shirley Carpenter, Rita Egan. Ruth
Westoff, and Shirley Picket, are
going to sing.
Before the Mixed Chorus sings
Silent Night" Shirley Picket, Rita
Egan, Shirley Carpenter, Adeline
Nelson, Evelyn Gartner, and Gene
We've Carlson, are going to sing.
An octette is going to sing IT Hear
Along Our Street" Hmm-They
tell me Cor did I hear it somewhere
that Octette stands for eight. There
must be eight singers around some
where. Here they are: Shirley
Carpenter, Rita Egan, Shirley Pic
ket, Ruth Westhoff, Bud Veeder,
Douglas Kohl, Verone Bromen-
shenkel, Bob Rattle. Adds up to
eight doesn't it.
The orchestra is going to aid in
this Christmas program toe. The
whole orchestra will play two
numbers. Overture Gems and H.
M. S. Pinafore."
Lorraine Pendroy is playing a solo
on the French horn and Douglas
Kohl is playing a solo on his clar-
met.
This program shows the rest of
the students just what the music
students have been doing for work.
We hope it pleases them.
LIBRARY NEWS
The classes have not met in the
library this week because of the
Christmas vacation, which prevents
the usual classes from meeting.
The library is now decorated very
prettily for the holiday season. A
very pretty tree stands by the fire
place, and streamers hang from
the ceiling. Our library is again
an asset to the community for this
reason.
This week Miss Boehmke and
Miss Walters rooms have kept the
Library Champ banners.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
The commercial rooms have been
decorated for the holiday season.
The windows are draped with green
rope with a wreath in the middle
of each window. Silver icicles hang
from the rope. Holly and green
leaves and Christmas trees decor
ate the interior side walls. A large
Santa Claus by the Christmas tree
was drawn on the blackboard by
Myrtle Christie. The windows have
a Christmas greeting: ITO All A
Merry Christmas"
Miss Hunts stenography II class
have been tipping and doing stem
Gil work this week for the School
master which will come out Thurs
day. Miss Hunt has been assign
ing lessons for the class which they
hand in every two weeks. The fol-
lowing have made records for speed
in shorthand: Hildegarde Schley go
words with errors, Alma Botz
go words with 8 errors, Aurelia
Gartner 60 words with errors,
Evelyn Gardner 60 words with IL
errors, and Vivian Walker 60
words with Is errors. Eunice San
ders made 80 words the past week.
A number of pupils have reach
ed high points in Tipping the past
week. Among those receiving dots
on the chart for Is or more words
minute are: Beatrice Walz, IS;
Robert Ziegler, 20; Rosa Pauly, Is;
Beverly O'Gara, 20; Marjorie Carl
son, Is; Harry Rosedahl, 16; Ruth
Gennow, 80; Bernadine Determan,
20; Christine Koterba, 81. Adeline
Nelson, who is also taking first
year tipping made very good rec
ord of 48 words with only errors.
All pupils tipping as many as 30
words a minute with 5 or less err
ors receive certificates of award
for speed.
HEALTH
There is no news this time folks,
but Miss Bone wants to wish you
all a Merry Christmas and a Hap
Ply New Year and the best of health
for the coming year.
INDUSTRIAL
The 7th and 9Th grades have
started wood working in the shop.
They have started making napkin
holders and copper trays while the
9th grade are drawing plans for a
wood working project which they
will begin later. The 10th grade
are engaged in rebuilding and re-
the shop furniture
and equipment.
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