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SCHOOL NOTES
Deanie O’Neill
Last year all of the school
children were busy making pict
ures for their rooms. We would
get pictures out of the Normal
Instructor and other book- , col
or them cut them out, and paste
them on difkient colored mount
ing paper. We also had books ot
South America and different cou
ntries. We would get all toe piet
tires we could of the country we
were making books of, and paste
them onto sheets of paper, after
that tie them into books.
After we had all the pictures put
up in our room all the school
children and Mrs.
a r o u n ammnTs pe c t e d to see who
had done the best work. We had
sheets of paper on which were
written all the names of the sch
ool children. Mrs. Harrais had
written on them, No. of Exhibits,
Mounting, Choice of pictuaes and
General Effect. Under number
of exhibits we would put the
number of tilings we had on ex hi
bition Below mounting we grid
ed on wheth r they were pasted
straight on the cards. Then the
General Effect was how it looked
as you walaed into the coin and
lookeu at ii as a whoie. Our grad
ing marks were E for excellent
G lot good and P for poor. E cou
nteu 5 points, G 3, and P 3.
Louise was first with 131
points, Deanie second with 117
po.nts, and Janus third with 112
poih i s.
The winners got to choose
from a number of pictures for
their prizes.
Leonard Bren wick
Once I was going to • a walk.
1 was walking by the side of a
rock mountain. As i came
around a sharp corner of the
rock mountain, I met great
big black bear. He looked like
he was going to eat me for
for supper. I climbed up a
a tree but the bear climbed up
the tree too.
i did not know what to do
so I jumped in to the swift river
ai d swam home. The bear tried
to jump after me but lie was so
oig and clumsy that he could
not jump far enough, so he hit
his forehead against a rock and
uiiled himself.
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