THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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FROM TH E GRADES
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T h e apple trees are in full bloom; th e trees are all w hite w ith blos
soms; it m akes the orchard look p re tty .— Dewey Conw ay.
T h e Sunday School convention held here last Sunday,
was enjoyed bv everyone who attended. — L ottie W ilson.
M arch, 29,
W e have had our m onthly test in the fourth grade. M r. H obucket
gave us a hard exam ination this tim e.— Josephine W oods.
T he gardeners are kept busy these days so rtin g potatoes ready for
p lan tin g . O nions are already planted. W ho says the gardeners do
not work?— Oscar W ilson.
T he roof of the Small Boys’ H om e is painted w ith green paint and it
is the p rettiest b u ilding in Chem aw a. — Louis Colbv.
In M ontana there is snow on the ground, w hile in O regon they are
having sunny days and w orking hard.
W hile the boys and girls in
M ontana are going to school every day in the w eek, excep tin g S a tu rd a y ,
they go sleigh rid in g and coasting, and have snowball fights.
In su m
mer th e y o ung men w ork for wages out in the hay field.— F ran cis
B ousquet.
My m atron is Mrs. Lovelace.
I like her.
She is good to the boys
and the boys like her, too. I am in the th ird grade. My hom e is in M on
ta n a .— Fred T hom as.