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School Notes From
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". ATTRKTIOX! ":,
. School notea &r requested
, to be In by Friday evening at
6 o'clock. They will not be
accepted after 10 o'clock Bat-
urday morning.
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' Junior High
t ICyelyn HoIiIilsoii, HeH)iter
' Siienco
- The Bclence classes of Mrs.
' IluhbB have been studying mam
mals and have had many oral re
ports on them. The high school
class has been studying faucets and
how they should lie taken care of.
, Volley Kill!
Tho physical education classes I
of Miss Norvell nre practicing for !
the volley ball tiiurnauient which
will be. played soon after tho
""t'h'-istmris vacation.
Delano '
From tho 24 debaters of the
junior " high school eight were
" chosen. The pupils on the negative
v side are Cleo lllcks, llelly Thorn
dike, Huzetto Hicnotto and Karl
Morrison. On ttie affirmative side
are Helen McAllister, 1 lorbert Nell-
son, .loan Delosh and Helen rat
ton. The filial six will be chosen
from' these soon after Christmas.
Their first debate will bu with
Ashland some time In .lanuary.
Hanking
The hanking avernges for the
romps this week nre ;us follows:
MjRH (Iruy's, 67' per cent: Mrs,
Keesee's, 72.1 per cent: Mrs.
Church's, r" 103.3 per rent: -Miss
1'arker's, 81.5 'iter cent: Miss L,.
Itenge's, US per cent: Mrs. liubbs,
"L',4 per cent: Miss Kcott's, 04.7
per cent; Miss !. Ttenge'x, LK.4
PW cent, and .Mrs. Mi'darls', lfl.7
per eenl. The iivniK" for Ibt
whole building last wei-k was "H.7
per eenl. which is ml Very high
but we are stir
next week.
gel It up hilth. r
' SH'lllug -
Tho spelling nviragC!l this "week
nre as follows: I l's li.& per cent,
I S's '117. 5 per cent, I 2's 99 per
cent, I 3's 94 -per cent, II l'aj ilX.G
per cent. II 3's 97.6 per cent, II l's
99.5 per cent. III 2's 97.5 per cent,
III 2'a 95.6 per cent, III 2's 94.8
per cent, III 2's 99 per cent, III 3's
98 per cent, IV 2's 99 per cent, IV
2's' 98. 5 per Cont and tho IV 3's
99.5 per cent!
I'.-T. A. Serves Dinner '
Tho I'.-T; A. served a very fine
turkey dinner to 36 of the School
Musters' club Tuesday evening at
the Junior high school. The club
Included all' men teachers of Jack
son county." '
Civics Cluh Coilo
AVo have 'decided upon tho fol
lowing codo for tho Civics clubs of
Junior high school: A Junior high
student should ho dependable un
der all circumstances, obedient to
r authority, rovoront to' (led, bravo
ivhen others are afraid, clean In
word, thought and deed, friendly
and cheerful with everyone, thrifty
nbout everything, ?.)urtoous lit nil
limes, cooperative In all good
causes. A good, citizen Is a leader
at all times in tho principles of
character.
Music' Ilepariineut Acllve
Tho (litis Olee cluh Is learning
Christmas carols for the Christmas
program nnd they also will sing
for tho 1.-T. A. Friday. They arc
going to sing "Sleep Holy child,"
which Is an old French Noel, and
the "Christmas Carol, a Hungarian
folk song.
Tho Harmonicn bnnd has two
new members. Jack Thompson and
Thomas Harvey. Tho band is also
practicing Christmas carols. They
nre learning tho "Westminster
Carol" and "Good King Wences
latls." Toy Shop
In the mnnuol training room you
sco persona busily repairing nnd
repainting toys, some of which will
be given away and others that arc
Just being fixed for tho owners.
There is to ho n display of nil theso
toys In tho hall next week. If you
go farther back towards tho end
uf tho room you seo sklls standing
up ngalnst tho wall waiting to be
finished nnd nlso there nro tables,
nian.rlTio and book racks and many
inner tilings.
Personal
Wo an very sorry that Mr.
Keeseo and Miss llenge linvo the
inllinps and thnt Miss Wise Is 111.
hopo that they will bo able to
ciinlo back soon. The substltuto for
.Mr. Keeseo Is Mra. Oentnor nnd for
Allan llenge, .Mrs. Feel ler.
Civics Hunks Xim-iIiiI
Miss Andrews, the Junior high
school librarian, says that there is
ft great demand for civics books,
ho If you happen to have on that
you're not using, bring It to tho
library.
Wo have one new pupil this
woelc and she Is Nina (Inrden from
Ashland.
Christ inns Is Coining
Tho building has tho sweet smell
of evergreen nnd everything is
decorated so that It makes one
think that Kantii Claus Is renllv
coming. Alipost ovury room In tho
building la deeorali'd In sonic way
nnd on the lilacklioaids nro pic
lures of Santa Clous and many
oilier things that go with Christ,
mas. In the windows aro wreaths
and hells,
The jKnglHh department in pre
paring a play for th i hilntnutn
program which will be given Fri
day afternoon, Jieeniber All
the young rtctor nnd nctreHcs nre
working hard on their parts. They
are presenling; "The linchmited
Christ maa Tree," by JVi.-ivnl
Wilde. '
I, , Jackson School
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Spelling
What do you think of this for
nn average? Our school average
Is t5.9 per cent. Tho fiA'n had
per cent, which Is 1h high
The iA'm had per rent and
the flA'h had 90. ft pr cent, which
Is the lowest, if think the 6A
could do better if they tried very
hard. I'm not buvIjik "I'm too good
niyHelf. Let's Hui pt-lee Mr.fruylur ,
next week. Harold I'ederson, 6A.
An Apology
We were very sorry thut there
wiih un error In thin lent nix weeke
i hom;r roll. Two Utile kIHh did not
get their nunioB In the paper. They
i were Janet Turpin and Lela Hen
derson. Wo hope we will not make
a mistake like this again. Wo hope
I these little girls will pardon us
, this time. Marjorle .Singleton. 611.
I ClirlstiuiiN Work
I The inothers of some fifth nnd
I sixth grade pupils came to Jack-
son school Thursday, 'December
11. They camo to make surprises
for the children who uro going to
bo in a Christmas program which
will bo held soon at the Presby
terian church. Tho mothers wore
Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. Hlonoker, Mrs.
Singleton, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Hubbard, , Mrs,
Klumpp, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Parker,
Mrs. jjlllurd and Mrs. drove. Tho
teachers and the children cer
tainly appreciate this work. Hose
Kllen Sloneker, (IA. 1
Those Wlio Have Left
Many children aro leaving tho
Jackson school. Sylvia, and Nlnii
Croft have moved to Sardine creek,
flernliline nnd her brother Floyd
I.oomls nro going to visit In Illi
nois. They will be buck this spring.
We hope they have n very pleas
ant trip. Some of tho classes are
half thelr'oiiglnnl size. Many peo
ple nro out on account of tho
mumps epidemic. Walter Holmes,
OA.
Illness
Miss Smith was out Monday
with a very severe cold. "Wo 'wel
come her back. Mrs. Salter look
Miss Smith's place. Most of us
have cither the mumps or a cold.
Wn hopo that those who are 111
will recover before the Christinas
holidays. Lewis Thnnos, (ill.
lbmk ItcMrl
The pupils have been hurrying
liround the last miniile lo get their
book reports. We hope they will
I 1,11 '' "'eln
i things earlier
In and li-atik to do
-Virginia ft in ns, 6A.
I'rimnry Art Work
Most all of the primary rooms
aro making Christmas presents for
their parents,
Mrs. Henderson's room is mak
ing led and green balls to atrimr
and drape around (be 'room. Miss I
Nevlson's room will muko soino
Christmas ealenders In the next
few days. Mra. Murray's room hns
Just cut out some ('hiistmas trees
to put nhovo tho blackboard. They
aro going to mako sonio match
boxes next week. Ileally some of
tho nil work Is very nttrncllvo.
Lois Merman, (IH.
Hanking
Tho Jackson school had nn nvc
rago of 88 per eent. Mrs. Murray's,
Mrs. Laldly's and Miss llrlgga"
rooms each had over Hid per cent.
Homo of tho hoys and girls who aro
absent sent ther .mopey t bank.
Mrs. Henderson's ' first grade had
100 per Cent too. Dale .Huberts.
(ill
SKl'tS
i.iist r rniiiy, December 5, wo
played Lincoln nn exciting game
of football. We boat them III to 0.
We nro working hard for the
championship. Wo will play tho
ashlnglon school Uecemlier 20
Which wo hopo will bo 11 close
game.
A Christ inns Souk
Christmas hells nro ringing;
Hoys and girls nro singing,
Singing of Joys,
Thinking of toys;
On chrisi on,-', day In the morning.
Dorothy Slmonson, .OH
ClirisiiiinH Seals
The hoys nnd girls of this school
have sold their iiuota of Chrlstmns
senls. We lire very glad to sell our
oil tor such n worthy cause. Jack
son school sold 2 worth ot
ChiistnuiH senls. Arleen lllalne,
(ill. . .
Lincoln School
Reporter: Lester Dnrf, OIJ.
Itaiikhig
Wo still manage to keep our
hanking well nhovo the-lftO per
cent mark. Our average for this
week was 109.1 percent. These are
the rooms that banked 100 percent
or more: MVhs ' " Abbott's. Miss
Itond's, Miss Tucker's, Mrs. Crane's
Mrs. Chastaln s, Mrs. Kussell's,
Miss Sehneliler's. Miss flumellufi's,
nhd Mlm dray's. MImh Hand's little
IH'h takv the prle with 1-10 percent
A total of two hundred and fifty-
two cnjiunm banlted.
Library1"
Tho till reading class wont to tho
library Friday afternoon. It was
so wet wo could almost have gone
In a boat if we had had one. Tho
lesson was about the use of refer
once books.
ChrUinins IVstivlUoH
Christinas carols aro heard on
every hand. The tipper grades nre
learning these In preparation for
tho pageant to he given next Wed
nesday night, and the lower grades
for the puro Joy of singing these
sweet songs.
Tho windows at tho Lincoln
school took on n holiday appear
ance over ho week-end. Appar
ently. Jack Frost hud been at
work, for some Christmas story
r-lumo forth on every pane. There
were wisfinen coming on their
camels; there were Santa. Ouusca
with loaded packs: and there were
angels nlimthk', "Glory to Gnd In
the HlKH"4t, ivaeo on Kurt It, Good
Will to Men."
A lovely tree hns put In nn np
peamnce In each of the rooms, The
sight of so much green, red. nnd
silver makes us reallxe that Chrlnt
inns ts hut mound the corner.
The lower hall Is especially fes
tive. Mis Cox and her attendants
have made It so. A stately fir.
unlearn with tinsel nnd Uuhls, is
tin center of attraction. Them Is
a fireplace with n homey glow on
tho hearth. Too. ther is nn abun
dance of mistletoe nnd evergreens.
New lhmlw
Mtsn Andrews of tho central
library nt tho Junior high school
sent us several bumllra uf clean,
new hooka. M ost ot t hese n re
hooka for tho nature study clnsses.
Thoie are a few atory books, too.
MEPFOim MATT,
the City and Valley
' A Victor
! the building. She nluna to do aiili
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ntUute leuchlnic . .'
A "t'lhli" Story
; The 4B room has u new nunll.
Marie e.entry brounht him to
m-honl. He Ih n lively gold flh.
The children promptly christened
him "Kmll" after their sixth grade
hero, Mmil Westvong.
language.
The 4H language class added six
new members to their club, "The
Knights of tho Shield" and uro
very near 100 percent In member
ship. The 4A club, "Tho Knights
of tho Sword" are now 100 percent
In membership. Theso clubs are
helping the children to overcome
Incorrect forms. I
SiMdllng
"Who will decorate their tree
first was the r,utlon this week
In Mrs. Itussell's 48. OS, and 6A.
spelling classes. Kach group was
permitted to decorate so much or
the tree according to the dally per-
con.iiKes.
""'"iipii noil timce Hon-
Inson were the only two In the 4U :
lo get 100 percent for 11 week's!
grade. j
Hygiene I
Tho 4A's and 411s have finished ',
Ilygleno boiddets. They will soon
be on display.
.New riiplls ' ;
La Vnr Hawkins, L'H, and Itod
ney Hawkins,, lis, ' aro new to us'
from liioentx,
June Noef, lifl, has been trans- I
furred to us from tho Washington I
school. j
Arleno Hablngton, 311, came
from Lower Naches, Washington.
Jessie Kennedy, ill!, enmo from I
Trail, llrltlah Columbia.
riiplls Who Left
We are sorry to lose Thomas
ri,.i,. 11 ..., , ,
Carleton, 3A, and James C'arleton
IIA. They slopped school Friday
10 go 10 calirornla. Their father
conducted ibe skating rink at the
iirmory.
More Miiimi
The chief cause of our low atten
dance is still the mumps!
Health !nsjii.ioii
Our average for oil ie rooms
was Dil percent.
Reporters: Annn Jones, Orvu
Htovens, Richard Thierolf,' Donna
Mot calf, J-Mward Carter.
Honor Roll
tThc RooHevelt school has many
honor roll pupils. Hero tliey nre:
(IA Mignon Whlpps, ' Klaino
Hrophy. H Caroline t:ok, Orva
Htevens. 6A Carlin Ilutt, Jean
IMatt, Malu-l O'.Nolll. 411 Donna
Htevens, Leighlon Plait, Walter
Kruno, Cllorht Williams, Janet
Reter, Dwayno Metcalf. 3H ltar
bara Rigger. 2H Barbara Hoy
den, Jean Ayo, Rarton Clemens.
Joan Phythlnn. Rob Iluhbard. 1R
Robert Grey.
" 1 ' ' ' Ranking
The boy and girls of RooHevelt
school should have a lot of money
In tho bank becauso tho banking
report is almost always good. The
banking report for this week was
ns follows: lll-l A, JUti.3; L'R; 110;
3R-3A, 105.7: fiA, J04.K; 4R. 103.3.
1R, 100; :A-3il, lull. Uulldlng
101. 1 percent. ' i
Although this Is n gdod report,!
we will havo still n better ono next
wreelc. We aro almost suro of It,
because nearly everyone la going
to bring their money to hank next
week.
Health
Health record this week wns a
very good ono In some of tho
grades. nut tho Sirs were tho
highest. Their a vertigo wtia 9U.9
percent.
Christmas JMvptiratloim
Christmas preparations nro be
ing made. Some of tho rooms havo
Christmas trees, nnd nearly all
have decorations. Tho pupils havo
drawn names and will glvo pres
ents. We hopo overyono has n
Merry Christmas nnd a happy New
ea r.
Pupils Filtering nmi leaving
AVe were disappointed to lose
two of our pupils: Gertrude Kltch-
111, to California, and Merlin
Dow. 4R, to Crescent City. Rtit
were glnd to have a new pupil,
James Young, 4R, from Oak
ft rove.
Football
Tho game for Friday night wns
postponed on account of rain. Tho
game will probably bo played next
Saturday. It will bo against Wash
ington. Helping the Rod CrftsH
The children of Roosevelt have
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SIR FRANCIS DRAKE I
)AN rRANCI5COM
; jCi Dining Room f Cotff 6)io I t'' ill
J i BB.VJTT AND SERVICE UNMATCHED I ')' "Tl'l m j" t lit
t Ml II ir j
T BtAwit hr tw
invito tiKtro I iww . r w
o
;il LAROi lAUKI ROOM!
IVtRT ROOM AN OUTSIDi ROOM
C L W. HUCKINS. Mimsinj Dncn 1
TRIBUNE, AfRDFOTlD,-..
done their Dart In heltiinif the Hi.rf
: . . . ... .
sick people. We sold over 'H
firnt to h.1I their quota. The Ws l I K,'"U,, f Iwy"- TI"M
wild the moHt, over 14.00 worth. rrunK;i1 and directed by Mr. Ze
U'rftliifr for I'mrii'leiicy hel. Asnemhly programs are pre
fer! (Tica teg i xented every two weeks on Friday
Some of the sixth grude boyn and I during the eiKhth period.
KiriH are writing ior proiieiency
certificates In penmanship. Those
who nre lucky enough to get them
will lie excused from penmanship
for the rest of the year. Strange
to say, most of those trying are
girls. '
I
Griffin Creek
J 1
TpiM-r (Jrade
Thc'-Agriculture class has Ijccn
I ntuilylnif fruit production which Is
; vory interesting ' '
We h,;vp np(.n h(.lpnK ,,,
chrlslmns Seals: '.
The eighth grnders'liave finish-
; n(i ,w,r fit h mol lc
We tire having lots of fun mak
ing Christ mas decorations for our
room. Wo made tlfsue paper pop-
corn halls and snowballs Wednes -
dny. We made wreaths out of
fir with red paper bows to decor
ale our windows. Helen Judy and
Lillian ilrown helped .Mrs. lionhani
and Miss liui-'song put them up on
Wednesday evening after school.
We arc going to put fir houghs
around the room with little red
candles and snowballs scattered
among them. We think our room
will be very pretty.
In the sixth grade we have been
studying health. Mr
us write a siory about what we
I '""','-;1" '' '"." important to f,. . ., In liaskt,tan
, health. The foibiwing was Jlldgednr ,,,.,., ,..,,. , .
Iiest:
'The fclnry tf Ventilation."
In our health hook-. we have
found that it has told us many
ways to keep h allliful. The most
important ways -that it han' npoke
tt are healthful i-liuni- of air
in our Mi lid Ing.s. If we lived in
a tent or hut which was in a warm
I country we wouldn't have to think
j a bout how to ventilate them. Most
of the houses, churches, and fac
tories In the t'nited Htates aro in
riosed by walK doom and win-,
dows, the air isn't easily exchnng-i
ed. The word "ventilation" came
from an old Latin word meaning
wind.
The reason why ventilation is
necessary Is because If someone
might have a cold, they would
breathe in and- out. Then if the
ventilation In the room was not
V hanged, other people In the same
room would catch the cold. Many
.other diseases are caught In this
way. .My' Helen Snyder. f
Intermediate Room
In tho fourth and fifth grades
w e h a ve been w or king on o u r
health booklets this week. We cut
out pictures showing safety,, anil
clean lineRs. Mrs. Reeson gnvo .
each oT us a box in which to keip :
our pictures. Now we are making
them Into booklet,. t'nder each '
picture we write a health rule. We!
are collecting pictures now for n !
fowl booklet.
Mrs. Uurgess brought us some ;
Christmas .Meals to sell for the Tu- '
lierculosls association, Mrs. Ileeon i
read us the story of the Christ-1
mas seal and we are trying to sell,
the seals so that we may help i
fight this terrible germ. .
We have missed FraneM' Mar-
garet at school this week. We are;
very worry lo learn thut her mother j
has been very sick. j
It won't be long now until Christ-;
fcmnn. ;We have our parts for the.
Christmas program nnd are work-'
Ing hard so that we may find lime
to practice. j
Primary Room
Wo nro decorating our room for!
Christmas. Hobby Rarton has
charge of the sand table. Miss
Ilusong divided the rest of us into,
groiivt to decorate the windows,'
which nre nil going to be trimmed
differently. j
Nathalie Martin sold fifty Christ
ma?! seals, the most of any in our I
room. j
We' have n new health chart.
El
R Is for 'bettor posture. None of'
us want to sit in our Heats as tlu
Keareerow and rag doll do In thei
picture.
Our new Palmer letters .show up!
well in our room. They make in
try harder to write better.
I n a rt we n re making prese n ts
for our mothers. They are cur
ious to know what we are doing
but we won't tell.
Classified advertising eels remits.
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OB EH OX, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, KM.
Central Point
School
A very interesting assembly pro
gram was presented Friday by a
Two new students have entered
high Hchnol recently. Donald An
derwon became a member of the
freshman clnnn nnd Wilda Hull,
transferred from Medfoid high
xchool, to the Junior class.
For the first time In mnnv vra
Central I'olnt high school exneeis" . ',.'.. ..." 'M'." . a.. .. 'w.1
to have a debating team in the
slate league. Tho following are
VohIL'n """"V. !'L"l,0"'r -
John Lddy, Ileliner Smith. Leora
The sophomore Kngllsh class has
prepared a handbook 10 assist stu
dents in becoming better Informed
regarding high school niilclties,
regulations, etc.- Tho handbook la
now In the hands of the printer at
tho American of lire and will be
rendy In about a week.
in a very interesting game of
liasl
Ih'ill lh. o,i....u
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The "old
boys" rather surprised
school team.
the high I
A practice game of basketball
will be played with the l'rospect
high school team next Thursday at
l'rospect.
The grades and high school nre
combining their Christmas pro
grams this year. Tho program will
be given Friday, Uecemher lllth, at
,, , i,,i- ' "' 1,1 "'o nign scnooi nut 1
Lonhnm had i(ll.j,im
The usual medical examinations,
are being (riven this year. Most of !
tho girls have been examined and !
the hoys expect their examination i
soon.
Dr Wilson, agisted by Mrs.
King, hrilh of tin. County Health '
I'llit. have been giving examinu-
tiollS. '
The alumni basketball game has !
I n sclii-.liil.-d for Tuesday, ),.. j
relabel- .loth. Tile alumni nrgarii- j
anion Is also planning a reunion
and banquet at Untrue i:ik on I-'ri- i
day. Dee. iiG.
The honor roll for the seeontl six ! sehool board Is havlnu posts erect
weelts for the high sehool Includes: j ed to prevent cars from driving
r. "I' r;'8:,. ,t'",T 4A' Ruth : nto the plTiygrouiul. A large area
f ash .'A-.'S. Louise Klllott 2A-3B. I at the soulh end of the grounds
orothy Jones 4A-lHr II e r 1 e will be set apart for parking pur-
i i i, ,' . "'"rnniKsiar ;
if i. o "" r.veijn
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Juniors: Dorothy Inmnn 3A-1B, I
Helen Lees iiA-iil), Lola Rains IA- :
-111.
Sophomores: Vlvlnn Jones 4 A,
Wylaniae I'nrker 3A-1I1.
l-'reshrnen: Avis Ayers 2A-2B,
(leneva lirown 2A-:'iI, Edward In
mnn 4A, Naomi Johnson 41!,
Kutherlne l.athrop 4A, Harry
Voting IIA-l 1!.
. The hunnr roil for tile second
six weelts for tho grade school
Includes:
Right Now!
WE'RE SELLING
Good Used Cars
at Spring Prices
An Opportunity to
Buy NOW for Christmas
W'c are (ilTcring- a laro assortment of j;ood
relmilt used ears nt unusiialh- low iiviees
j'aiiijed to develoj) a lanjo voliuue of quick
ijlnisiness. Th is is your opportunity to buy tlio
1'ear you want at a prieo and on terms' well
within your rea.'li. Slop
select ion.
SALE NOW ON!
Select YOUR Car Early
CI. Gates
USED CAR LOT
Sixth and Bartlett
T First grude: Jacqueline Gilmore,
j ' Shirley Kincuid, Velma Bowman.
I j Coral Jillkey.
I rieeunU grade: Uoils !.. Andr.
on. Ilia Mill, ililton I'm Hichurd
,'Wyail.
Third grade: Maxine Ayer, Ho
mer Vouniu, Neil Hione. Eva Mae
Tiamua8en. Geneva Millaid. Keith
Copinger.
Sevonth grade
Ernest Gebhardt,
Hilly heever, Betty KasmuHHen,
Dorothea Jiedgepeth, Ruby Web
ster. aWitiftti ' A . i- i.i mi
Barbara Fleischer. Lorne Webster
Letha llftselgrave, Warren Young
James Grimes.
Fifth grade: Allan Jewett. Don
aid Smith.
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i KlB,,th K'''"lc: Id Culbert
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Hlchardson, Virginia Waterman.
A number of supplementary
renders were added to the shelves
in the first and second grades.
These nre very much appreciated.
The Christmas seal sale was very
successful this year. Over 32 i
wan turned in. The fourth grade
sold the most seals. The liiirh :
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. criool Helped by giving tho iro-
ceeus ot a basketball game. -
The freshman boys are busy
making preparation for the bonfire
for the nnnunl rally which will
take place New Year's ere,
John Kddy was appointed yell
leader and Kvelyn Doss assistant
yell lender at a recent meeting of
the student council. w
The seventh grade has started
the publication of a newspaper. Jt
is to be published every two weeks;
A four page paper Ik prepared and
about fifty copies aro mimeograph
ed. each issue. The second issue i
came out this week.
The work in history, science, and
Kngllsh has been made more inter
CHtinir and mom offr.iivi !.
j of lantern slides loaned bv
the extension division of the Uni
versity of Oregon. One room in
the high school building has been
especially arranged so that it can
be easily darkened and is being
used for visual education purposes.
Following out n welL defined
plan to make the school grounds
poses and cars will be required to
use the south entrance. Six by six i
cennr posts set in concrete nnd
placed four feet apart form the
harrlm-
KlKiilli Crude
I On Tuesday lifter school tho
I sixth grade boys played tho eighth
I grade mldgcta a game of basket
iball. The score was Hi to ti in
ravor of the mlilgets.
vens referoed the game. Holly of
the mirleels wna tl.n 1. 1.rt. ..n I .
man. Raymond .Mann was time
keeper. "n Thursday evening, Dee. 4th. I
in today, make your
Auto Co.
owi i
! the grade boys teams. .Midgets and
1 Eagles, played against Ashland
I Junior high midgets and first team.
on the Ashland floor, we are sorry
lo "ay that both games were for-j
, felted tu AStlienU nut iney were ,
very Interesting and close games.
'Sixth Grade
The sixth grade pupils have just
completed a circus project in
i which art, geography nnd English
have been correlated. A circus pro
gram was given for the parents on
Friday
'' A oii-fiia In mlninliirp wdu eon
mn.cted by the pupils. The small
! aalmnta were -made from pine
I cones and clay. These were then
painted With tempera paints and
shellaced. ,
'. The program consisted of song,;
The program consisted of song,
"The 'Circus.-' ami "The Merry-
'The 'Circu.s,-" ami "The Merry-
' o-Itound"; original stories and
I I'"1'"18 relating to the interesting
I lives of the animals written by the
pupils: the readings, "Six Men of
Indosfan" and "Tile Khinosceres
and the Rlephant": two plays, one
"Frog 'in Ilia Throat,'' featuring
animal characters, .Mrs. Knhhit.
Jimmy Knhhit and Dr. chokum
Hear and the other entitled "At the
f'ircus.'' in wiirch Mr. lienson takes
his wife, Mrs. Benson, and seven
children to the eircus. '
'' At 'the conclusion of the pro
gram everyone visited Madame
Seemucltsk!, a noted palmist, .Mad
ame Knotvallski and renowned
Madame Itevi'iilskl, fortune tellers.
l''lfth (.raile
Kester Casad nnd ' Laurence
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I Leigh are making a huge Christ.
. mas picture on the board. We have
I just finished making a Japanwu
village.
. Barbara Lee Kobler has been
absent this week due, to thti
mumps-
We are beginning to practice on
our Christmus play.
The boys are practicing basket
ball, which they expect to build up
a good team. The girls are learning
to plnyvolley ball.
Third Cmtlo
t Tho. students In the A class
I worked .oui the scene of the Three
Wise. Men on the sand table.
i Xhe children in the bird grade
re woising uu a uwi loojeei.
. ' Sis'oml (imilu
We were all very happy to have
' a .part in the dad's night, program
the high school last Friday
I night. We hope our health play
i really carried a lesson.
The second grade has been very
! fortunate in having an excellent
j attendance record this fall. e are
glnd to have Donald Gorber with
j us again after a week's nbaeneo
land sorry to hear thnt .lano Mann
is quite sick witti pneumonia.
l'lrsl Ciraile
. YVc are learning , Christmas
soiifts. We have made, the Throe
Wise Men and Little. Town of Ilelh
h iH'iii for our sand table.
-Experiments to-'aiblaln hlp:h
I grade bund paper from wheat and
i oats straw are under way at Iowa
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