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and the geography of Minnesota.
We have fine Indian display In
the back Of our room.
The sixth grade is organized in
to a Gopher Club. The president
Is David Johnson; the treasurer,
Rodger Peterson and the secretary,
Irene Blaski. The club have q
program every week at their meet
ings. They are collecting pennies
for a spring picnic. The boys Of
the sixth grade have asked Miss
Skinner, new librarian, to make a
guest appearance with its kitten
ball team. She has hit many a
homer for the girls league at the
University Of Minnesota.) Miss
Kilbourne has been asked to han
die the dramatics Of the Novem-
Der operetta.
There are 80 pupils in Miss Wal
ter's room, twenty-five boys and
only ten girls. We have a new
boy in our class, Norbert frisco.
The class organized a club Friday
They elected the following offic.
ers: president, Calvin Lebowsky;
vice president, Clifford Walker;
secretary, Sara Lu Pangburn;
treasurer, Charlie Walker.
A number Of pupils had 100 in
the spelling test last week. They
are: Jim Stieder, Charlie Walker,
Dorothy Determan, Kalvin Lebow-
sky, Beverly Neal, Sara Lu Pang-
burn, Barbara Silver and Gloria
Wiener. The fifth grade of Miss
Walters made collection Of leaves,
pressed and mounted them for a
border in our room.
The enrolment this year is elev-
en- girls and twenty-one boys. They
have a new book, Through the
Green" and a workbook to go with
it. Also they have a Weekly News
Reader which for the first time
has been admitted to the grades.
Mary Ann Telling and Phillip Ven
newitz received one hundred in
spelling. In additional tests the
following received one hundred:
Vernice Gerding, David Pebson,
Donald Westbrock, James Rezen-
chek, Leona frisco, Richard Lovik.
Joan Pangburn and Beverly Theirs.
Lynn Gallup brought an aquarium
castle-tower and smells for their
five goldfish, but they all died.
They still have a little swapping
turtle. This is in Miss Dybdal's
room.
JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
"Our Heritage from the Ancient
World is the first unit in the 7th
grade history class. This unit is
divided into three sections starting
with the section of Exploration in
the New World.
The 9th grade business methods
class is studying the chapter on
Transportation Of Goods.
The 7th and 9Th graders are
learning how to breathe correctly
in music class. They have been
musical expressions and
now they are studying Folk Melo-
dies From England, Italy, Scot
land, Wales, France, Ireland and
Spain.
Miss Soils seventh and eighth
grade English classes have been
Oral English. They have
been telling stories and anecdotes
before the class.
A page in the "Schoolmaster" has
been devoted to the seventh and
eighth graders and all of them are
busy getting something ready for
it. You can't blame them If they
want their page to be the best.
Miss Klobe's ninth grade class
has been making portfolios. The
portfolios are about seventeen by
thirty-two inches. Some of the
materials used in making them are
"a strip Of unbleached muslin, two
sheets of decorated paper, lining
paper, etc. The covers are made
of a strong and very attractive pap
err. There were several types of
paper and they could have their
choice. Those that were finished
are very neat and attractive be-
sides being very useful.
In the science classes they are
taking up the Relationship of the
Earth to the Heavenly Bodies. First
they will study the earth itself
which takes up its distance from
the sun, the area it covers and how
much Of 1t consists of water and