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one more bear is posted on the
hoard after the student’s
name. By Christmas they
hope to have a grand mem
bership of 31 Polar Bears.
Steven Townor and Anita
Kacaslnickoff were sick all
last week but both are now
back to school.
Nancy Norman
This week the second grade
studied about leaves and their
different shades. Having
gathered them from outside
they pressed and mounted
them on autumn-colored pam
phlets. Their room is decorat
ed with colored paper leaves,
and they also had their pam
phlets on display Friday be
fore taking them home.
Sally Heitman
A new student. Jamas
Hamblen from Key West, Fla.
e 'tered the third grade this
week.
Like the second grade they
gathered autumn leaves and
| mounted them on colored pa
I per. Also during class time
I they are planning to organize
a citizenship club.
Some of the children
brought plants from home to
help decorate their room.
Sally Heitman
Mrs. Burnham is back after
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fourth grade class is writing
a song about an Indian Shep
herd Boy. They also made
'maps of New York and Penn
sylvania showing the princi
Dal products of these two
1 states. One pupil, Sara Libby,
who was only here a few days
has gone to San Fransisco.
Mrs. Neseth’s fourth grade
is planning a science t ip. The
fourth grade, who lack run
ning water in their quonset.
are starting a fund with the
luck of Mrs. Neseth’s win
nings at the Rotary Club last
Tuesday. They plan a candy
sale soon to swell the begin
ning fund of $4.65.
Richard Hartman
The fifth grade made chalk
drawings and had them up for
exhibit on their blackboard.
In their newly organized
Bear Club six students have
earned bears.
| Sally Heitman
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Mrs. Burnham’s fourth gra
ders are working on two pro
jects. They are drawing on
i the blackboard the life cycle
of the butterfly in a series of
i pictures.
For the other project draw
ings of different insects are
being made and put into note
books.
Gene Sundberg
Simmie Alexandroff is a
new student in the 7th grade.
The eighth graders have be
come a.dent tumbling lans.
All wait for the time each
Tuesday and Thursday when
they can come to the main
building to practice their new
sport.
Parties are being planned
with the seventh graders.
Mike Fitzgerald, Nancy Tem
pleton, and Penny Gregoroff
are the entertainment commit
tee.
Nancy Norman
New officers for the sixth
grade this week are as fol
lows: president, Jack Johnson;
vice-president, Donald Morri
son; secretary and treasurer,
Philip Wyatt.
Students brought plants to
the sixth grade and put them
on their bookshelves last
week. The class is collecting
pictures from foreign coun
ries to decorate the classroom
and now has one poster from
Egypt, one from England and
two from France.
Alfred Anderson i
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