The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-18
The Work Being Done
By Those Who
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school appointed Mr. Manger TO act al
Then began a heated session, which last
ed from 80 10 $50, with only twenty
minutes intermission for music. There
were many interesting discussions, ore Of
which was What l. Necessary Commun
icahon?' During the meeting il was de.
,cided that a committee should be ap-
pointed by the chairman TO look after
the welfare OF each class The following
committees were appointed
Senior Class-Fred Good>ole, Daisy Maginnis
and Jennie Sincock.
Junior Class-Edwin Reeder, Arthur Pen
hallegOn and Laura Richards.
Sophomore Glass - Alonzo Nicholas Eva
Guck and Fannie Morris.
Freshman Class-Msy Smith Belle Steward
and Wallace Nelson.
They are known as the executive COM
mIttee, and it is lheir business TO attend
20 all cases OF discipline which may arise
in our high school community.
The junior class attended the entertain
ment given by the juniors OF Hancock.
All enjoyed the entertainment and also
the refreshments, which were exceedingly
welcome 20 most OF the class after the
long ride. During the eVenlng dancing
was INDUCED in. but there was only one
gentleman and few ladies in our class
who could dance. The rest contented
themselves with looking at the tall,
graceful figure of our one gentleman dan
Ger, and we all vowed that when we got
home We would send in applications to
goin the dancing school which we suppo
he will establish in the near future. We
are told that when on the road home this
gentleman fell asleep, despite all the talk,
out they did not awaken him, because he |
had worn himself out through exerting |
80 much energy in trying to teach Others
70 dance.
Friday, May %, will be observed by
the high school, as we'll as the grades. as |
Memorial day. The afternoon will be
spent in rendering appropriate exercises
an concentration of the heroes who died
IN the Civil war. Its purpose is to teach
patriotism to all young Americans. All
parents and friends are invited to attend
these exercises.
Miss Packard has come to guide the
long forsaken Latin classes. Since Miss
'Crookham went away they have bfen
sadly neglected, but now things are be-
ginning TO look brighter and the Latin
pupils wear a few smiles, whereas, about
a week ago, they were very pitlfu, for
lorn looking creatures.
Otto Kohlbaas and Will Lyon will rep-
resent the Calumet high school at the
inter scholastic meet to be held at Madi-
son, Wis, the latter part OF this month.
We have great deal OF confidence in our
representatives and expect them to bring
back honors.
The Calumet public school exhibit.
which was at st. Louis, has returned and
Us now on exhibition in the lower hall of
the high school building. The work is
JN's hhN' "hh pciSOus 1
school work should come and see it.
The members OF the high school and
eighth grades were entertained FRIDAY
morning by Miss Dora Marian lie Roy.
The pupils enjoyed the selections she rem
dered and pronounced it capital enter
tainment.
Some OF the vocalists OF the high school
are spending their time before and after
school in practicing new song, entitled
- Ny Irene" which they intend TO deliver
to one OF the juniors in the near future.
Pierce Roberts, OF the junior class. has
been lutte i'll with pneumonia. Now, we
are glad TO say, he is on the road to re-
covery and expect TO y him in his &C.
customed place in a short time
The News, Wednesday evening, was
about TO graduate one OF our juniors, and |
we, the juniors, wish 10 state that il IL |
Jennie Sincock, and not Annie, who is to !
graduate in June.
The chemistry class has completed it's
work. They have successfully climbed the
"chemst-tree" and are looking for higher
ones TO scale.
The psychology class il studying the
last subject in their text and when they
have completed the book they will do
outside work.
The special examinations took place
Thursday and Friday and we expect our
final examinations to come in three or
four weeks.
The physics class is working in light,
aud has spent most OF the class time in
rendering very interesting experiments.
The mechanical drawing class is now
studying Developments, and the boys
seem to enjoy their work very much.
The high school pupils have the priv.