The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-26

"A chiefs among We takin' notes,
And, faith, he'll prent them"

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The greater portion Of the week hsl
been devoted 10 the FINAL examinations
lprsparstory TO the promotions for the
NEW semester. The crowded condition
OF our school has made nscessary come
important changes A sub-primAry
department win BE- opened - the
wsstsrn Monday. January 2sth rhis
will be In charge OF Min Olga Csrlson
who he's been teaching - tbs Armenia.
Miss lone Wordsn will take the place
left vacant by MiB Cafison's transfer.
The large number In the new seventh
grade neoessitstss dividing II and piac-
ing II In charge Of two teachers. Miss
Black win take the A division and
Mics Sigrid johnson. Of Iron Mountain
will have charge Of the b. Because Of
this change the eighth grade will be
forced into the high school assembly
room for seating purposes. but will
recite as heretofore to Miss Randall
The following pupils have been ex-
cused from all examinations this week
because OF extra good work done dur
ing the semester
Third A Mildred Lustfeld, CECILIA
Bouchard. Veronica Leonard. Clara
Liperty.
Fourth b Kathryne Erikson, Edna
johnson. Carol voos, Helena Fraser.
Sixth A Hilma Erickson. Erhard
Baumann, Edith Nyquist. :. Webster
Ross, Bertha Erickson. Beatrice Mic
hollis. Ole Olson. Bose Miller. Eddie
Brown, Alys Spanner. Geraldine Hill
Hilja Ronquist, Celia Miller, Flora
Grafton.
Eighth Eddie Burling. Emma Lvein.
Eunice Miller. Alice Pouchard, verta
Russell. Gretrude Schroeder. James
Trevarthen, Elmie Carlson. Lyzorl
Miller. nt
High scSaQl John Bauer, Martha
Baumanl God 'iork. Alice Brann.
Agnes Mich. led cayia. Rachel
ChaTg Gay. q. n. a., Selma Levin,
b q I'd Rapids. was'sl Lynch. Bea-
u p xstruci n washout
% Snrday mght. Ia srus !. vol hava
been me smoker TO 'ae> II ai&.>pwbv
the lSsyS have taken :, .iii. nsseest in
the studying of the Efs,o yes. The
mystery was solved Tuesdlli morning
when Miss Remer show he Partially
GU to the "Gentlemen" by allowing
no girls TO write on the iinal exam.
in German twelve.
Rev. Oscar Purn. former student
here. now IN charge of the St Paul
Swedish Lutheran church was caller
at the superintendent Office Monday.
We are pleased TO know that AS stu
dent he made a splendid record at
Augustana college. Rock Island. Ill.
The game which the basket ball boys
had ex. ected TO play with Champion
this Friday evening, was called off by
a telephone from the manager OF the
Champion team for some reason which
viii be explained later
The following pupils in second b
have been perfect In attendance the
first semester Emil Cossette. Charles
Bothger, Henry LaPlant. Charles
Evitts, Leo Spanner. George Nylund,
Emma Recla, Nellie Schroeder.
Miss lone worden, 'O8. visited the
high school Friday OF the classes she
attended. she said the chemistry was
the most Interesting. because the
were 70 exceptionally
bright.
Miss Sadie Eldred, 06. one of the
rural teachers visited the high school
during music period Monday after
noon. The storm of the preceding
night had prevented her going to her
duties
The high school singers are still hard
at work trying to get the MILLER
He is rather slow, but we
think that "they will live happy ever
after. when he does get there.
The following pupils in Third b
have been project IN attendance for the
semester Dewey Biork Walter Bauer,
Axil Manning. susie Peterson. Buth
Ross, Agnes Sodefberg.
We were very glad 70 welcome Freda
Kluttig back in school again. She has
been troubled with a boil on no. 10
was only a dimple turned inside out
The local teachers and the worthy
three held their FIRST meeting of the
michigan Teachers Reading Circles.
Tuesday afternoon.
supt Hill took two new chairs ont
10 the Columbia school this week for
the teachers They are now looking for
new tables If
Only four Of the seniors were exons-
ed from the physics exam. this ssmest-
or. We hope that we win do better
naxt TINA