The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-03-09
this year.-Barbara Ross, report

this year.-Barbara Ross, report
er.
Grade V-Miss j. Mclean
New officers We're elected fol-
the club this week, They are as
follows: John Tiffany, president
Billy Cheney, yice-president and
Donald Stephany, secretary.
Shirley Mae Meyer came from
district number 80. We hope that
she will like to be in our room.
Grade V-Miss Morrison
On February 20 during art per-
iod we all drew pictures to show
our ideas on how March would
come in--lika lion or lamb
Most of US guessed wrong.
Row five won the Health In
spection Contest last week with q
perfect record,
Last Thursday we studied about
Samuel Morse and the invention
of the telegraph. Gordon RegnieI
put the Morse code on the board
and we had fun tapping out mes
sages.
We are displaying our hobbies
at school now, Two Of US bring
our hobbies each week. Last week
Edward Lang and Alvin VoH
Mosoh showed what they had
been doing, Edward designs model
airplanes, Alvin carves boats. We
surely enjoyed seeing their air.
plane and boats and hearing
about how they had made them.
The following pupils had per-
feet attendance for the past six
weeks! Mary Baldwin, James
Flaschehfeim, Dennis Kamholz
Marie Keil, Robert Kleinart, Har-
old Kreueger, Edward Lang, Gen
eva Lange, Marilyn N0gaj, Cor
don Regnief, Earl Schultz, David
Stensvad, Alice Won Mesch, Dean
Warner and Marjorie Young,
4 &c
Grade II-MisS Guernsey
This week eur room has been
studying transportation. We START
ed way back with, the cave people
and now are studying steam en-
gines and aeropIanes. We are
going to make a frieze illustrating
the evolution of transportation. A
number of boys in our room have
been bringing trains, aeroplanes,
tractors and ships during early
American transportation and In
dams.
With the coming of spring is
coming of pink eye. Two of us were
out this week because of it. After
learning how infectious it could
be, we were glad to have been
sent home right away. Now no one
can blame us for spreading pink
eye.
Our library is progressing ex-
oellently Most of us have read at
least ten books. Billy Neale and
Bunny Jackson top the contest so
far with tWenty-four books for
Billy and twenty for Bunny.
Miss Thomson
Last Friday at our Citizenship
club meeting we elected new of
ficers: president, Eugene Ruder;
vice-president, Gordelia Bieber;
secretary, Doris Manning.
We had an interesting program
because of a discussion and show
ing pictures of the Pasadena rose
carnival in California and also OF
the articles from Cuba, Florida
and the south which Nancy Finn
showed US.
We are trying to receive AS in
spelling SO that our kites can fly
high on our new spelling chart,
| Those receiving an A last week
were: Eleanor Olson, Elaine Dick
meier, Margaret Muetzel, Doris
Manning and Florence Kayser.
Our Imaginary trip through
Switzerland has proved very in
teresting because of learning how
and why the people live as they
do in this beautiful mountainous
country. Our travelscope pictures
and booklets and newspaper clip-
pings helped to make the scenes
more real,
We are enjoying our pretty jon
gull flowers and vase which we
were awarded for winning the P.
T. A. membership drive last
month. They help to make our
room very attractive along with
our March borders of Netherland
scenes of Windmills, Netherland
boys and girls, tulips etc,
8
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
HALL OF FAME
We honor Russell Bovee fol
receiving perfect paper in the
seventh grade music test.
We honor Marion Gluth for res
ceiving a perfect paper in the
eighth grade music test.
Other pupils who received good
grades in the music tests are
Kathleen Jeern, Phyllis Rudberg
Leslie Muetzel, John Austbo and
Harriet Lauterbaeh.
The people who managed I'd
keep their average at 100 for the
six weeks period in spelling were
Betty Lou Otto and Faye Thomp-
son. Those receiving high marks
in the seventh and eighth grade
spelling tests We're: Russell Bovee
Margaret Feigal, Betty Flasehen-
riem, Patty Grover, Harriet Lau-
terbach, Jean Schenck, and JeaI
Etephany