Dawson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dawson, MN)

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EIGHTH GRADE There are thirty-three enrolled in the eighth grade. The following are the pupils: Bernhard Amdahl Stella Bjornson Maynard Callihan Dorothy Dahl Harlan Danielson Russell Danielson Marjorie Graven Tommy Gillott Calvin Haugen Conrad Hofseth Frances Johnson Curtis Johnson Merle Jordahl Yvonne Kvam Phyllis Larson Phillip Larson Patty Little Selma Lideen grade rather late a short time only Hobbies have and this been coins, another stamps. Some have been collecting stones and other things Joyce Ludlow Billy Mahlum Helen Michaelson Darrel Plunket Marcella Stempson Harlan Stempson Virginia Schmit Teddy Sorlie Virginia Sumner Dewey Thompson Randolph Thompson Bernard Thompson Sheldon Trotter Rueben Vane James Dietz Selma Lideen James Dietz entered the eighth yearg Loyd Nash attended for popularg one is collecting I The eighth grade are planning to have some very n er,s in sera, oofs n cn' i he i t e t' J y b 1 by t'e e d on t 'years the follow- A class club has been organized with ing officers: President-Billy Eahlumg Vice President- Patty Littleg Secretary-Helen Michaelsong ure-Yvonne Kvam. and Treas- An evening party was held, It was a great suc- cess, being taken care of by the several committees appointed by the president. Miss Bacon--Instructor

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Evelyn Bergeson Rueben Sratmoe Seventh Grade ENROLLKLNT Mavis Quelland Allan Lund ' Geraldine Garter James Lundquist Hazel Dahl Patty Gimmestad Harlan Helgeson Guy Hovland Adaline Hull Virgel Jacobson Betty Johnson Phyllis Knudsen Conrad Mahlum Shirley Marker Edith Nielson Beverly Nielson Mary Jane Nielson Delphine Nordgard Lorraine Olson Morris Olson Harris Henning Florence Sampson Grant Sampson Lowell Sorensen LeVonne Stangeland Verne Stangeland Pearl Thompson Melba Thoreson Mavis Throndrud Lane Trotter Keith Winge INSTRUCTOR-MISS SELANDER A class meeting was held early last fall when Harlan Helgeson was chosen President, Lowell Sorensen, Vice-Presidentg Harris Ronning, Secretary, and Melba Thoreson, Treasure. Glass dues were agreed upon to be five cents a month. PROJECTS The seventh grade completed a soap carving pro- ject before Christmas showing the Nativity Scene--Jos- eph, Mary, Christ Child, Shepherds, Wisemen, Manger, Sheep, and Camels. The background'was made to repre- sent a church. Some good English posters were made with slogans of good and bad English. ACTIVITIES Last Fall the seventh grade took several hikes to the Mile Bridge where they sang songs and played ball. The evening was topped off with a weiner roast. Skating has also been a favorite sport among the pupils. Many happy hours were spent on the skating pond during the cold winter months. On February 14th a Valentine party was held. The faculty members were the guests. They had a Valentine box decorated with hearts and cupids. Valentines were distributed among the pupils and teachers. Some of the boys are proud to be members of the Junior High School basket ball team. Some of the boys also belong to the Boy Scouts. :Among the girls the Girls Reserve is an appreciative activity.