SCHOOL NOTES
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First and Second Grade News
Three new pupils entered this
week, making a total of 40 in
the first and second grades.
Third and Fourth Grade News
Margaret Steinwandel and
Geraldine Fagerstrom, two pu
pils front the third grade, had
the most stars on their Christ
mas trees. Alice Reed and Ruth
Fagerstrom, from the fourth
grade, had the most stars on
their trees too.
The children in the third
grade have started carrying in
arithmetic.
Betty Bourdon and Alfred
Sahlin’s maps of South America
were chosen to put on the bul
letin board.
Fifth and Sixth Grade News
The regular fifth and sixth
grade teacher, Mrs. Ethel Bag
ley, is in quarantine. She lives
with Miss Constance Erickson,
who is seriously ill with diph
theria. The substitute teacher is
Mrs. L. W. Peterson.
During the holiday vacation, j
some of the boys were learning
to jump over obstacles while ice
skating on Bourbon Creek. Some
also enjoyed sliding down
chickei Hill and also skiing out
to Gold Hill. • I
Seventh and Eighth Grade News
The new officers of the Good
Citizenship Club for the last
half of the first semester are
as follows.
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President: Max Gray.
/secretary: Mary J. Yenney.
Vice.President. Eddie O’Con
nor.
Treasurer: Phyllis Tweet.
Sergeant-At-Arms. Jerry Sei.
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Librarian: Rita Reimer.
Reporter: Harold Bahr.
The seventh and eighth
grades enjoyed an elaborate
Christmas party on the 22nd of
Deceniber. Gifts were exchang
ed and refreshments were
served as well as the Commun
ity Tree stockings given. The
seventh and eight grades were
responsible for distributing
stockings to pre-school children
who had no brothers or sisters
in school.
There have been stiff TJ. S.
history tests lately, but the
students have been reviewing
and have been doing well with
them.
High School
All the High School students
have returned to school after
the Christmas vacation with the
exception of Evelyn Tweet, who
is still out of town, and Helmer
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Olson, who is ill. Everyone
seems to have had a good time.
The High School started the
Christmas vacation by having a
roller skating party. After all:
had skated as long as they
wished,., presents., were., given
out; then refreshments were
served.
The class in physical educa
tion has been started again with
volleyball, basketball, exercises
and folk dancing for the girls
and basketball and exercises for
the boys. The class had been
abandoned in order to make up
some of the classes lost during
the diphtheria epidemic.
Typing is about the only class
that hasn’t been made up, so
those in this class are not per
mitted to have gym, but must
type that extra hour.
NOTICE
The person who took the two
ice cream dashers from my ice
room will return same, and no
questions will be asked, but if
not returned before Sunday,
matter will be turned over to
the police as the person was
seen coming out.
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Mrs. Jack Hatnmer, wife of
Jack Hammer, who for many
years was employed on the dock
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has been spending several
months in California, but has
(now returned to her home in
Seattle.
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