The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-03-02
School Notes.
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II quette Normal school team, whereby
there will be game played mere. Fri
day evening. March sth. This will be
a very interesting game as our team
has not had AN opportunity of playing
with Marquette before. and does not
know the mettle of the team they are
10 play.
The following pupils in Third u
were perfect in spelling for the month
of February Annie Anderson, Sarah
Bouchard. Angelic Bouchard Ethel
Chadbourne. Mary Clunitus Edwin
Galbraith, Paul Nelson. Della Sava-
geau, Joseph Schroeder. Mary Walleck
Herbert Larson gave us for our curio
collection last week, a piece Of wood
which had been taken from one Of the
old Vikings This boat had been I'M
earthed in one OF the cities In Seweden
when excavations were being made
for sewers
The Freshmen basket ball team de-
feated the Sophomore team last Satur-
day evening by score of 81 to 10. The
game was the first OF series between
the two teams for class championship.
The debate at the Boys Lyceum
Wednesday evening was won by the
negative. The question was. Resolved
That the Congress ought to pass laws
TO secure public safety on railroads
Miss Mcdonald is working mp fine
concert to be given by the lower
grades. The name OF the operetta IL
Florida, and the little ones are taking
hold Of " with will.
The Seniors will serve coffee and
sandwiches and ice cream and CAKE at
the Marquette Crystal Falls basket ball
game.next Friday evening.
: Miss Carrie Olson coughed so hard
in English class the other day that she
was obliged to go home and take her
medicine.
The horse race Monday was too great
a temptation for some of our boys. OF
course the girls were not interested in
it, =.
Anyone wishing TO know the meaning
Of any word may learn the same by
applying 10 Charles Richards.
The English classics class were not
surprised to receive such good marks
in their recent test WhyS
Misses Rachel Behan and Mae Cas-
sidy returned from Marinette Monday,
where they visited the schools.
Clarence Buenger and Emil Hurja
attended the ski tournament at Ish-
peming last Friday.
The Misses Della and Rachel Charron
were absent Monday afternoon TO at
tend the horse races
Vivian scadden and Edith Flod-
strand have returned to school after
q week 8 absence.
Miss Grace Lindemann returned to
school Tuesday, having spent her vaca-
ton at Amasa.
Earl DeGaynor re-entercd school
Wednesday. He has been absent on
account Of illness.
Mrs A. j. Hockings and Miss Flora
Holmes visited the Third A Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Nellie Morrissey, of Iron Noun
tain. spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Ards.
Miss Sigrid johnson spent Friday
and Saturday OF last week in Iron
Mountain.
Mrs. q. f. Larson was caller at
the high school Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Mortenson has been
quite i'll the past week.
George Stolberg is in school again,
and his eye is improving.
Mrs. Cohen visited the Second A
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Hilma Stolberg was absent from
school Tuesday morning.
ole Olson spelled the seventh room
down Thursday afternoon.
Beatrice Nichols is out Of school !
this week on account of illness.
Ethel Dewey entered the fftn grade
Thursday morning.
The second grade enjoyed holiday
Monday.
Miss Barry visited.Marquette schools
Monday.
Miss Anderson visited the schools At
Negaunee Monday.
Miss Lothe Harvey has re-entered |
school
Clio Dewey entered Third b the
past week
Miss Maud Stacy .is absent from
school this week