The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-04-07
School Notes.

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Rosa MAHosEY. Editor.
ADELAIDE EAvoH, Assistant Editor.
srAFE-RHEroRlc Glass.
Miss Grace Toms, nsember
Of the Btu grade has left School
and has moved to Ely. We were
very sorry to have her leave.
Report cards were given out
Tuesday and many Of the scholars
were pleased with higher marks
than were given for February.
Friday afternoon ths Gram.
mar and High School will give
another entertainment, which We
hope will be as enjoyable as The
one given February %. Fol-
loving is the program: ~,
Husic.. Dip, Boys. Dip..... =. :. School
Recitation -. Tho Boys. ). Herbert steinberg
Recitation. 1.-The Uhambered: Nautilus
:. ~ Rose Martin. ,.s4z. S.-=-,a=
Music. -. 49,. Boat Song School
Recitation ........... -. Evening at The Farm,
81 = 81. Fla ~ Walter Smith. - :S5
Recitation -. The Cumberland Alex King
5susic Let Us sing..: =. :. School
Reading How Gavin Birse put it to
Mag Lownie. Nellie sGriggs
Music. Soft, Soft Music is Stealing .-schco
Readipg...My trip to tho East. Jennie Myers
Music. Tho Ocean School
ROLL. OF HONOR: s..,. :, ::
Frank Donnelly George Fay
Harold Griggs Addie Eaton:
Nellie Griggs VIII Sweeney
Herbert Steinberg Alex King
Sidney Stein berg fractions
Susan Pratt - IL. =. Z. :.
The diligent were not aisap-
pointed when they received their
report cards Tuesday.
The Algebra class arc row re-
viewing, .-.- s*.,s5... -.
Our: teacher was much pleased
when We, the 9th grade, showed
our interest by asking for extra
time forsrecitation, The PRO
.gress Of Our cunt II V IS such an
interesting topic that fort min
utes is too slior: a period for q
full discussion OF the events,
The dth grade ara much pleas
ed over the; last examinations in
the .ssm ercan. C.itiz i. q. TIL. y
did good work.
Continuous effort seasoned
with thou ghlfulness is one Gle
3ment Of success. n =. -
h Wouldn't it be nice to have 6
vacation next week? s
Our percentage in attendance
for the month Of March was g.
per cent. Forsfonr mouths we
have had no hardness. and fol
the month Of March we had the
highest percentage, IS. :t;;5.. :. !.
We have had a few visitors
this. week including Mr.. Bile, OF
Mckinley, Miss Grace Scott, OF
Chicago, and Mr.. TyEdall
Park, Of w .,ensKaH.
W hat do you think one brave
girl said ? s.The boys have turn
ed towards 2 It looks as though
the girls always told the truth,
particularly about the boys
singing. = !.
Mr.. flaming visited the school
Tuesday
Again the national eo,ors loa,
from the flag pole
The 9th grade seems to be en-
couraged in Latin work. Trans.
lations are not so bad after all.
silas Warner makes us
think.
Perhaps our notes are not as
good as usual; It's because our
editor, Rosa Mahoney, has been
absent on account Of illness.
Many Of Prank Stevens friends
.enj oyed . very pleasant evening
at his home on w dnesday even
Ing,
The Caesar class have Isnished
reviewing The End boo
Julia Mahoney and Ray smith,
.tWoof our high school chorus,
sang AZ the G atholic services ID
!: EEsveleta o. sunday
The ninth grade are working
hard to get Unity in their SEN
fences, ID unity there is:
strength
There are q few politicians ID
school
OFFICIAL PROCEEDING
s1'ouaacil proccetlsn sss1
sss'3 Council cham bcr, March Isl. 1sssH
3 Roll Call.
Altlermen Present johnson. Donncliy,
Coon nr, Aechasi CHI. teden. Jch. 81
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Aid ]: ztbscnt RroNn--l g'-se.s
B President Brow being absent yics.p rcsi.
dnHE Gil Ill fsfitan a7tfa SaS 5arnc III IL,