The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-10-10
NELSON dewey
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS
10Y OUR SCHOOL REpoRTERl

10Y OUR SCHOOL REPoRTERl
Late last Friday there occurred, at her
home at the West End the death OF Mrs.
J. NJ. Shong, mother of Principal A. \.
Shoug. The entire school SORROWS with
Mr.. Shong i'll his great bereavement and
extends heartfelt sympathy to him i'll the
hour of his deepest grief.
The foot ball team leaves this morning
for CloqIet, there to engage III the mn
tial battle of the fall campaign i'll grid
iron warfare. With the Cloquet high.
school as It's opponents, As both teams
are of unk uown strength, 1t Is impossible
TO predict the result.
The team has not been able to get the
outdoor practice this week which 1t
should have had. The weather, which
usually affects followers OF the pigskin
bu, little, has this week been too severe
even for them. Much OF the practice
has necessarily been in the gymnasium.
Such must naturally be greatly inferior
to practice out OF doors.
Following is the lineup of the team;
Left End Pattison
Right End Baker
Lett Tackle Wickstrom
Right Tackle Cadotte
Guards West, Colbeck, Roberts
Centre Robbie
Quarterback Bishoh
Right Haltback Lemieax
Left Haliback Fre1eau lCapt0
Fulback Christie
The team will be accompanied to Clio
quet by number OF rooters.
A new high school recitation room has
been made out of Room IS which was
until recently occupied by Miss Erump-
tons seventh grade. Miss Crumpton has
moved to Miss Bauer's room aud the lat
ter has moved into the vacant room on
the first floor The new recitation room
is now being used by Miss French and
will soon be furnished with handsome
new chairs rom the Webster Chair Fac
tory.
Another change is to be made on the
1th floor where two recitation rooms are
to be fitted out for Mr.. Preston one
will be for book keeping and VIII be
supplied with proper desks. The other.
when chairs have been placed i'll ii, Will
be used by Mr. Preston's Arithmetic and
algebra classes.
Miss Knaggs now holds all her sewing
classes in Room i'll the basement, they
having been held formerly OH the Attn
floor.
The English classes have been favored
with complete set OF new classics
All the new books III the grades which
include over dozen sets, have been neat
ly covered with new Holden covers SO
that from now on they may be more neat
~ and better kept.
During the past week, Col. and Mrs
Hayes presented to tine high school II
number of fine engravings,
In one set of engravings are, wash
ington Signing of Declaration OF In
dependence, " Surrender of Burgoyne,
Surrender of CORVALLIS, " "Washing
ton Resignirg his Commission" death
of Montgomery, Battle of Princeton. ~
and the "Battle of Bunker Hill"
In the second set are engravings of
"The Seven Wonders of the World
from the original engraving of Andre
Castaigne, containing, "The Great Pyra-
mids of Egypt The Hanging Gardens
of Babylon" The Statue of Zeus at
Olympia" The Mausoleum, The
Colossus of Rhodes, The Pharos OF
and The Temple of Diana
at Ephesus."
The gift is greatly appreciated by the
school and arrangements will be made
for having the engravings framed.
The following is the program to be
rendered next Monday afternoon by the
Literary Society.
Instrumental Solo, Lillian Eastlund.
Debate Resolved That Student Gov
ernrlent in High-schoois is Benehcial. y
Affirmative, Nora Ulsrud, Maude
Green, Morgan pattison, Richard Doe.
Negative Isabelle Christie, Edna
Vince, Harry Whitney, Arthur Ninje.
Talk on Punctuaity q minutes Alex
Nixon.
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