Show u THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MARCH SCHOOL NEWS and VIEWS 'naturethree birdthe teacher Mis Helen Wells Is 'giving us assignments We must of 12 birds she gives iget us We tan choose from the thrushes 10 1934 Veteran Passes Quarrying Seen Century Mark1 As New Industry For Resort Town however that I found the most interesting sight He showed pie the working of his "flouroicope” a which gives an X ray view A few years ago I had an office on general view but for the time be- -' without the use of photo film I was Pauline Bode room 13 writes: In Students Hear Roosevelt thrasher to bobo' see the bones of my hands able Mrs Elsie Williams’ class We arei’ark’ °nparrow' ing it was kept in a hall which was link mocking bird goldfinch "lark 'n a museum of natural history This not bones of the CALDWELL Idaho J’P)— A veter for public exhibition Often including the close-se- t studying the Hawaiian islands ‘The sparrow green-taileready was in a different part of the NRA yyj'office at towhee wrist Speech Parley Class has been divided into groups to find an of the Confederate armv in the would of the open doorway building than the offices used by reg people birds an interesting study "A little while ago” I said to the Civil war Captain John Bowman ob LAVA HOT SPRINGS Idaho — di- that unused hall just to get a peep study the various topics that come The of the staff members - ular DunStumm Eloise Ann and In doctor "I mentioned the Corner served'-FridaBetty Hair editor Mary such as sports music products up a kindly man had it prepared at the giant as a local industry was rector hundredth his one 5B Quarrying 11 nature we are fact the Newell Gardner associate editor Jnd that a person’s doubled fist toms The class president isIap’ Jeport I could I was returning to me One so at that his for when teach-The especially day birthday The h°mejvlsuajized as annversarj tohave the same size Wednesday by Miles E his heart 'Program ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH — Betty Reeves I have been to the 0'" have a quiet palce in which to do my my office I came upon a little family Will you look at mv heart and see hepe' Lake architect who is Salt 5Lent on?f m the clas5 Miller atudent of the Roosevelt junior Hawaiian islands with my parents !er fiave — group a man and a woman with whether it fits with that rule?” Captain Bowman was born in nmenU They get stories on writing Lava anihigh were very appreciative of their but as I was only four I cannot ne-their 9 year-olOutside the door was a large Tennessee inspecting the high acnool tlw a county daughter I do not He readily agreed and after I stood Green laterj111 radio last Monday when ‘they were member much of what I saw there mal- -a stuffed Afrcan elephant with know Just how I came to speak to to con The while stone lound moved Missouri the and at construction m lf he assured me that my elusion of weniov position able to hear President Roosevelt's them perhaps they were taking a heart the Cm! war came-we- st ne:Khborhood lentfi itself to followed the general rule (h pee c at the N R A conference PVPTPhrt l ts u Plp peep through the doorway of that Later he stood in position and I where he settled in September 1865 practical building purposes becausehe ng to lot tta The Roosevelt basketball team W rlp- - yul fully fcallgd it "my little watchdog halt At any rate I found that they was able to observe the changing riot fa- - from the present site of Cald- beauty and ease in handling We cut articles th£m jni?rtam eac£ other ataged an upset when they defeated pings in booklets The plan wax to place the elephant were qut-o- f town visitors Dr and shadow of his heart at work well Expecting tq be a miner he stated irrecl Newton reports' In our the Jordan junior high 22 to 21 at from the daily paper and magazine Mrs Pemert and Patsy Peinert and became farmer and is said to have This material was used successfulh are atudyln Sahaa the Roosevelt gymnasium It was a Wd-fi-nd this lots of fun I took them Into the hall so they been the first man to raise grain m 'desert We found out that the Arabs the wheat It will hotel here 1934 Publishers in construction of (Copyright hard battle throughout and it was could see the elephant at close range this vicinity for fhich he said he ly are nomads In art we are drawing charming basket about 15 yearj ago It is now being ) Syndicate also the first defeat of the year for Social 14 is Room I Billie Griffin reports stood beside the big beast and received 6 12 cents per pound airplanes and camels It is very ln- used in the construction of a church the Jordan team In the midget game going to invite room 12 in to see let them observe that its legs were Uncle Ray Captain Bowman is the first ofiand vili be utilized to trim the new terestlngRoosevelt overwhelmed the Jordan a cotton It I shows I their sandtable almost as long as was tall showed Care of five livmggenerations Six of his Sludying Transportation JThe Salt Lake Tfibune iulidlng midgets 16 to 2 plantation— Then we- - are- going— to them bristly hatrs on several pa?t-e- f are living all of' hlgh eight children Sampies of this stone have bben The history classes of Mr James Utah Salt LakeCity — a have livthe side whom with the exception of Henry sent who see editor Echo play many persons Brlsby to the University of Idaho at W Anderson are having interesting Dear Uncle Ray I inclose a stamped Bowman of MarUnsdale Mont reBessie Jean McLean reports: In the ing elephants fail to observe that Moscow to be tested scientifically In and exciting debates on various cur-- ’ HAMILTON SCHOOL — Carol to addressed nature the has been Please are third there at least a few hairs on envelope side in Boise valley myself grade ropm rent topics One question which was Laxman room 14 reports Miss Melquarrying and laying it can be cut studying Squids It Is a very inter- them African elephants have more seqjl me the 1934 membership cer readily but after being exposed to settled In lavor of the negative side ba Glade's fifth grade social science tificate the to One fish how leaflet fish of these hair blows Indian than pretelling elephants class prepared topics on transporta- —Paula Moore grade 7 reports esting for a reasonable 'length of tme was: "The United States should air a Corner Dr and the ink he this me to In Peinert asked visit him pare scrapbook way make slides to Last becomes very hard we were all anxiously can j0r protection jjaval armaments within the tion and decidedon to to cover if on I Saturday ever the his should home printed design paste safely escape his enemy There pass through nysidej’ an operetta was presented a screen: A group' i niustfate'them Various- business men of this town agreed quota1 waiting for the two great basketball is another Squid who changes hla city Columbus Ohio and I promised scrapbook which 1 ilan to make by the Grover district school In the are investigating the possibilities of The general science class of Mr of the best artists in the room were games of the season — St Mary H to color for so do he goes into local auditorium Fnday night to a protection 6company io take advart Vivian Decker is quite proud of the selected for this work The commitvs Tooele and Cathedral vs forming purple seaweed he turns a purple Recently my travels took me there Name capacity house Following is the cast 01 thls Prospect' work of’ several of its members In tee was made up of Jean Clawson Ogdgo These games were to deter color na- and I paid the Peinerts a visit Patsy We learned mother that La Veil Griffith Roy Thurman the rear of the room is an illustra- Fawn Fisher and Jean Tipton These mine which teams would play in the ture takes care of her fish children had grown a mer Hepworth Nina Anderson Wan- - da Jensen Wyoma Leavitt Garth good dial and had made tion of the first locomotive and be- slides helped us to better understand finals next week Tooele did not and or them fine which route in Street rural school many Way by da Thatcher Floyd Hinck progress gives - the subject-MacMonty Peod and Blane Nelson modillustration our an of is tide it show etl-- ’ " Dr Pelnert showed me some of thereby defaulting and givthe Nelson Don Larsen Byron Ander Andersen room 2 reports ing theupdecision to St Mary's How they can protect themselves' We am locomotive of today A great deal THIRD SON BORN about these of a th eeity including mighty curious sights joyed learning son Neola Nelson Bruce Hepworth J Of painstaking care was used ln this Ih Mrs Asenath" Smith’s class we ever St Mary's has agreed to play sea creatures' and wonder how moth- football stadium which seats as many City of village Zola Jensen Larsen Keith GROVER Myrtle " work done by Dick Tatham and hfVe?arA0Wh‘?h Wyo— Mr and Mrs Tooele at 7 p m Tuesday in the er nature can find so many ways to people as the famous Yale bowl u! !!!? Jensen Dora Hinck Anice Larsen Irvin Jensen announce the birth of of which section gets the most "one Judge Memorial Estate Wayne Ashworth Children It was her own doctor's in gymnasium or the office help Hilda Anderson Francis Hurd Rel their third son at their home here province In the civic training classes of Miss hundreds” Forthy is the highest Ogden lost with a score of Merle Pitchforth the students are score we can receive and if we do The coming games promise tq be voting for city officials for their so we receive a double star If we very exciting as they will determine don't reach 40 and yet are the high- the champion team (or the season ldeal eityA mayor four city est of alt we 'get a tngterar - So aniAJtii Some very Interesting aPthe following groups "have Ha the seventh and eighth grades have M ehosen have been giade by the gopd records- Six B room 2 three been made reporters for the Jungfe ' apeechea candidates of the different parties singles six B room 3 two singles journal This paper is patterned after We are glad to welcome as mem-- seven B room 6 four singles The Tribune and informs the stu tier of our school Nell Hamlin from dents of the everyday happenings of the Bryant Kathryn Hamrfiond from Arithmetic Class Studies the animal life in sports accidents and Ella Whitehead Angela jLos society editorials and comics from Wat Junior Methods Check Writing v - The Art club enjoyed an InterestNature Class Students on Nora talk Miss etching by ing Mary Clark editor Reese their sponsor Afterward the Babe Boehn associate editor At Work on Scrapbooks students tried their luck at etching DOUGLAS SCHOOL -F- rank with crayons and had some very Christensen 7B reports: In arithmeRath Carlqnist editor pleasing results tic class we are having an interesting The Stamp club has some very v on proper ways "of writing Dorothy Quellmali associate editor study good friends and not least among checks and SUMNER SCHOOL — Ruth Ander slips The chtl them Is Miss Marie Jensen who has dren brought deposit five checks apiece to son reports: In Miss Lena Westover’i w brought to school a large number of school and we all enjoyed filling room some classes are making naStamps them out A few of the boys and girls ture scrapbooks In these scrap m went to the different neighboring books are reports pictures posters About Switzerland banks and got the necessary amount stories poems and articles about of deposit slips other things we are studying Points Presented by Students Virginia Hair 6B reports: In are given to each student according health we have just finished on to the number of reports in ‘ ’ Aftfln Hlntie editor teeth The first or temporary set con- tures in his book Bessie Worden associate editor tains 20 teeth The second or permaMichiko Katayama reports' The WEBSTER SCHOOL—Luana Mon- - nent set contains 32 teeth The part kindergarten have a sandtable m ton 4B reports: Friday we had a of the tooth above the gum la made which they have planted wheat It is We have up of enamel which Is the hardest now about one and a half inches tall play about Switzerland been studying this country and have substance In the body dentine and They have little houses here and ON I GOT A LOT OF SIGNATURES I'VE GOSH! TALK ABOUT INTERNATIONAL I'm all evciteo! Ton LOOK WHO'S WELL OF ALL THINGS! learned many interesting My PANCE PROGRAM' NOW things pulp cavty The part below the gum there When it grows quite tall they HOPE THIS TURNS OUT dancing - Almost ever nationality HE WALKED RIGHT PAST about it Our teacher-display- ed HERE -- My FRIEND a la made up of cement dentine and will cut It and fill Easter baskets GOT TO FIUP A LONESOME SPOT TO IN THE NAMES ON REPRESENTED IT ts IF THE SPy! To BE Swiss cuckoo flock at school It Js pulp cavity ME AND NEVER EVEN NOTICED which they are going to make They CAPTAIN POWERS LOOK THEM OVER AND SEE tF ONE -- AH -- HERE'S SOME THIS CARD ji Geraldine Farrer BB reports: Our are going to color eggs to put In with Very Interesting ME" I'M A DARN FOOL TO P065 I'LL BE OP 'EM MATCHES THE WRITING ON I DIDN'T KNOW THAT LOOKS FAMILIAR LIKE ! 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