Minden High School - Log Yearbook (Mindenmines, MO)

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j WJf I; The Min' den Log ♦ H-H-i-I-l-l-l -l-I-H 1 I l-H-I-M-l Mil THE JUNIOR LOG 1‘t’BI 1SHED BY THE EIGHTH GRADE “HOBBIES CLASS May IN umber 8 GRADE NEWS FIRST. SECOND THIRD rOURTH Since learning by doing Is our chief aim, we have completed a number of units of work whereby each child experiences many phases of education, such as visual. gractiral, dramatic, creative, drill and social activity creative, drill and social activity. A study of the origin and customs of Hallowe’en anJ Thanksgiving, tie Story of Christmas and Easter, and February birthdays were the seasonal units studied. A unit on the country of Holland and one on the ca .e of our pets was also enjoyel. A number activity used was the rcs'ocking of our Grocery market. FIFTH AND SIXTH We have worked hard in the fifth and sixth to develop in our Social and Elementary Sc’ence studies the power of observation and concentration, so vital in after years. The desire to observe keenly and to seek accurate information is one which should be developed early, it is a habit, and one which is difficult to acquire later in life. A child must have training in inventiveness, accurate observation, creative thought and good taste. We hope that we have achieved something in this line through our Language and Fine Arts classes. STAMP CLUB ORGANIZED At the beginning of the school year the seventh grade hobbies class organized a stamp club. The objectives of th;s study are to increase knowledge of the United States Postal Service; to develop appreciation of mans progress in methods of carrying the mail, to increase knowledge of how stamps came into use and how they are made and to help the children gain skill in handling and mounting, the necessary precautions for collectors. Each pupil has collections of his own Some very interesting bulletins and displays of various types of stamps were presented to the class. Too, the historical events pictured on the stamps were discussed. EIGHTH GRADE HOBBIES CLASS The Eighth Grade “Hobbies Class had full charge of publishing the graue paper, “The Junior Log.” There is no permanent Staff, as every member was assigned a different duty for each month, giving the entire group some experience with that phase of work. EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH In English this year we did something that was quite outstanding and something very new to us. We students all combined our efforts to make a large calendar on February. We found an important happening for every day and pictures to represent that date. Talks on these dates were given by the students in our grade assembly. SEVENTH GRADE UNIT The Seventh Grade combined their Science and English work for a unit study on fire. We made fire booklets, after studying several phases of fire i-M-■!■!■. 1--H- Education Through Experience” iA g$m fd-H-'H- I H I'T I'T I I 1

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