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VACATION ENOS
Fr$\nk Clark has returned to work
iron his annual vacation. Frank
lias boon working on his new house.
SCHOOL NOTES
rhe.:Palmer School enrollment has in1
ireased by nine pupils since ’Wednes
day of last week, cringing the total
enrollment to 509 pupils. 374 of
these are enrolled in the grades and
135 in the high school. The largest
enrollment is in the first ^rade with
57 pupils, and the socond grade comes
a close second with 52 pupils.
The school has secured qualified
Smith-Ilughes teachers in Home Econ
omics and Vocational Education. The
Home Ec room is practically full of
pupils. The 7th and Sth grades are
being included in part of the Hone
Ec program this year.
Home Arts work and Shop work for the
7th through 10th grades is being of
fered. Vocational Agriculture is
being given to the 9th and 10th grade
boys. Advanced Shop work is offered
in the 11th and 12th grades. The
new shop is nearly complete except
for a little wiring and heating.
At nearly any time during the day
boys are there working.
There is a definite physical educa
tion program this year for the boys
and girls in the 7th through 12th
grades. Below the seventh grade
this is being handled by the indivi
dual teachers. Later, after Basket
Ball season gets under way, the coach
may take on part of the work with the
boys below the seventh grade.
The band is offering full tine work
for the senior members. Beginners
have a band period so they may all
learn together.
The programs are so organized that
children can get into Band or Phy
sical Education and still do their
high school work in the daytimes*
The Student Council is to sponsor
several school activities under the
supervi.' ion of the star’1.
The School Lunch Room is doing a
booming business serving anywhere
from 320 to 340 meals each noon.
This year the students may purchase
lunch tickets for ten or twenty meals
thus doing away with the need for
carrying money each day.
Mrs. Blom has had to discontinue
teaching in the 5th and 6th grade
combination room, due to the harvest,
She has been replaced by Mrs. Blunch
who will teach this room until Mrs*
Mealy returns.
Mrs. Pearl Harder was ill on Tuesday,
so Mrs. Charles Wilson substituted
for her.