The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-10
NOTES Of INTEREST
FROM LOCAL
SCHOOL
Many Things Doing During
the Past Week-Examin-
atoms Are Near.

(By a High School Correspondent
The civics class had another inter-
esting discussion this week. This
time it was on insurance. The men,
bers of the class are afraid of losing
one OF the exceptionally bright boys
OF the class. They are afraid some
political boss will come along and
pick Wesley Wickwire up and drop
him in the senate.
Miss Charles Caesar class has
finished the required work for the
year and are now hard at work re-
viewing. Two sessions are held daily.
One at Sis a. m. and the other at
1:1O p. m. In the morning class a
review of translation is taken up and
Latin in the afternoon.
The Algebra class is also having
two sessions. One at $3.50 a. m. the
other at 4 p. m. Why are they hav-
ing this o'clock session? Ask Miss
Macdonald.
Athletics seem to have died out in
the high school.
The geometry class was given a
test this morning by Miss Weeks.
The bookkeeping class have finished
their sets and are now anXiously watt
ing the examination.
Mr.. Burnett; He's the one who tells
us why
Rome's in the sweet bye and bye.
Mr.. Burnett is giving his ancient
history class thorough review.
A new idea of Tammany. One of
the members of Miss Charles civics
class on being asked what Tammany
was. replied: THE speaker of the
house OF representatives"
Regular rehearsals are being held
in the auditorium for the class play.
The play is under the direction Of
Miss Claudia Charles.
The members OF the English III.
class arc outlining Pancoast for re-
view.
We are surprised to find that we
have news litter in the high school.
Some one working for the democratic
paper walked off with some news that
did not rightfully belong to him.
Well. We'll excuse him this time. After
all he's only a reporter.
Eighth Grade.
The class colors, pink and gold, are
making their appearance in a few
cases. The class members are all
oAAlOuolS NdllluS lOE luc GLASS pms.
Those taking part in the class play
have their parts all learned and are
busy working up specialties. The
play promises to be an exceptionally
good one this year. 1t is under the
direction Of Miss Winnifred Sinclair.
Every one in the Eighth grade is
interested in the coming field meet
with the Grand Forks grades. The
team from the Eighth and Seventh
grades won the cup last year and hope
to carry off the trophy again. Captain
Zipoy has his men out practicing
every evening and hopes to have a
record breaking team. Following are
the events and those taking part: One
mile run. Frank Zipoy and John
Logan; 100 foot dash. Geo. Larrime
and Louis Giese; hurdle race, Frank
Zipoy and James Fender; pole vault,
Frank Zipoy and James Fender;
hammer and shot contest, Frank
Zipoy and. James Fender; broad jump,
James Fender and Ernie Sullivan;
high jump. Ernie Sullivan and Frank
Zipoy. The participants in the re-
lay race will be chosen from Frank
Zipoy, Geo. Larrine, John Logan,
Louis Giese and Gerald Sullivan.
Mr.. Burnett visited the Eighth
grade several times during the last
week to inspect the work of the room.
The Sixth grade has arranged an
interesting program for May 81.
Health Officer Gilbert visited the
school Tuesday and made his regular
tour OF inspection.
Most of the grades are preparing
Decoration day programs.
The grades have percentage in
attendance of 81 and no hardness re-
ceive half holiday. Those getting
percentage of 81 and two cases of
hardness. or percentage of IS and
no hardness receive a quarter holt
day.
Miss Browns grade of Elm Grove
school received its half holiday for
April, and Miss Sinclair's. Miss Lii
ligg's, Miss Haggerty's, Miss Dick
sens, and Miss O'Brien's grades the
quarter holiday.
The seniors are busy learning their
orations. They are anXiously wait
ing for their class pins.
The members of the Alpha Zeta
society will be the guests Of honor
OF the Phi Cana society at a social
session this evening.
The Misses krostue and Peterson
OF Fisher visited the schools this
morning.