The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-12

Miss Patricia Corcorhn visited the
rooms OF Misses Behan and Cassidy
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Freeda Kluttig il suffering
from boil on her face. and Is unable
to be in school this week.
The high school music class has be-
gun some new music. The Miller's
wooing' being the one taken mp first.
The singing Of original songs by the
nnderolass boys was an interesting fea-
ture OF the basket ball game. Friday
evening
A house at the Western location has
been fitted mp for a kindergarten and
school will begin there the first q
February.
The teachers began their Reading
Circle worb, Wednesday. The next
meeting will be the twenty second OF
January.
We are sorry TO learn that Miss
Flossie Andrews will not he in school
this semester, but will remain at her
home in Oconto Falls.
The English history class were de-
lighted when told that they would have
an extra recitation on the days when
there was no music
Mr.. Harry Fraser 'O5 MIR. John
Corcoran Miss Clara Dawson 06 and
Miss Bessie Holmes, We're high school
visitors Friday afternoon,
We wonder what made Thomas Perry
of the b fourth smile when we read the
word ginger bread in our reading
lesson. Ask him how IL tastes
The Children Of No / Western are re-
ioicing over the arrival Of some new
seats which tit them. The Misses Be
han and Cassidy are also very proud of
their new desks 80 -
The class Of 90 attracted consider
able attention Friday evening at the
basket ball game by giving their yells
with the old-time enthusiasm, Twelve
Of the class We're present
We were more than delighted with
the work Of our basket ball girls FRI
day night, but we were equally disap-
pointed at the defeat of the boys.
Bows. beware ITO much education
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The following pupils OF the third,
fourth and fifth grades Columbia
school have been neither tardy nor
absent for the months Of November
and December Alma Anderson. Ray
mond. Jack Odaho Erickson, Jenny
Erickson.
The Worthy Seniors were given the
rare privilege of opening their books
in Physics class Wednesday, and they
were further given an opportunity of
staying in the assembly room Thursday
unless they ceased studying CD so
hard
We were very sorry 20 learn of the
death OF Miss Katharine McMullen s
mother last Monday. The Sophomore
class attended the funeral in a body
Tuesday afternoon. Katharine has the
sincere sympathy of her teachers and
Miss Wells. former principal of the
high school, now of the Duluth schools,
visited the schools here Friday after
noon and Monday morning. The pupils
Of the high school were delighted to
Welcome her and thoroughly enjoyed
the short address she gave them Mon
lay morning.
The ladies' and boys city basket ball
teams of Stambaugh came over from
The west side of the county last Friday
evening and played alternate halves
With the girls and boys high school
cams at the high school gymnasium.
Because of the very small amount Of
practice our girls have had, the score
II "a to 10 In their favor was entirely |
But their play all around
ar out classed their opponents and
asily gave them the game. As it is
Usually the unexcepted which occurs.
n the boys game we were again sur
'rised, but instead Of victory found
defeat. Everyone who witnessed the
,ames and knows something relating
o basket ball, will readily acknow-
edge that the high school boys team
york excelled that OF stambangh, but
or some reason the baskets did not
un mp and Stambaugh won by score
I "A 20 10 A finly enthusiastic com
any witnessed the games and a neat
nm was netted for the Association