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FIRST AND SECOND GRADE NOTES
The second graders are about
half way through the new books re
ceived about two weeks a,_ o. while
the first traders are ju<a)t; staffing
theirs.
Absences have been very few in
these grades during the-oast week.
TT“IRD AND ^Ol-'TN SHADE NOTES
The 3rd and 4th grad s now have ■
a triangle for a bell in their room,
the idea being Nrs . Idling’s.
The following nuniIs received
100 in spelling4 Dick Johnson, Vel
la Single . Aildrey Bo awens , 75hy 3.1 is
Jensen, E v e 1 rn e ii f , Norma Wi Id -
ing, -Lloyd Nhorsen, Betty Jo Clay
ton, Lett y Lo u R o r r i s o n . Bo nil i e
Noore, ^eggy Fester. Janes Nonroe,
Jii.my Finnel, Claries Monahan, Mar
garet Jane Duncan, Gene Dailey and
Marion Frederick.
Then one realises that there are
only 26 in the classes it is readi
ly seen that this is an excellent
percentage.
F IF TV AND SIXTTJ SHAD NOTES
Joe Siieely, student in the bth,
returned home April 13th after hav
ing his aceendix removed st the hos
oital on the 4th. TTe is recovering
ran idly and the whole school hones
he will be back in classes soon.
BASKETBALL
Tl e girls had a baskethall meet
ing Thursday evening at which Ina
Belle Irwin was elected Manager and
Ruthelyn Elliott Captain. loach
Elmer Quam gave a short talk and
the girls extended a note of thanks
to Helen Barry for organizing the
team. It .was decided to have prac
tice three times a week.
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SEVENTH AND ETO-’TTTT P-EADE NOTES
These grades have been taking
short tests in ail subjects in 'ore
naratiou for tee coning examination
There have been no absences in
the 7th during the oast week, and
only one half day .in the 8th.
Both grades, as well as all from
the 5th un to and including the
senior class, now have new sets of
encylonedias in their respective
rooms •
SCHOOL CALENDAR
The ^aimer 7th and 8th grades
and the igh school will have an
assembly every Saturday from 1 till
1:30 P. y.
hr- Hiller of Eklutna will sneak
at. the assembly Aoril 18th, Lather
Herr11 Sulzman the 25th. •Reverend
Freiling will talk to the students
on r.ay 2nd.
All high school nuniIs will get
their renort cards on Friday, Aoril
17th T
Baccalaureate Services wi11 be
held Nay 17th with Father Sulzman
as sneaker,
0cmmencement Exercises, with
Mr. Leehner addressing the nunils,
will be held Nay 21th.
The date of the school nionic
has been set at May 21st.
3ATU~ DAY SCHOOL CLASSES
TLe Palmer School Saturday clas
ses are being. held for the ouroose
of giving students any extra heir
they nay require, since home clas
ses in.many cases were inadequate,
•Attendance Is non cornu1 sory.
but many are taking advantage of
the onaortunity afiordec.* Teachers
are conducting these classes in ex- ^
tra session without ray.
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