The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-02-02

! ors, especially parents, 10 any or all {
their classes. and your presence occas
sionally might be a great stimulus :
the efforts which johnny or Mary wi
put forth in the preparation Of thei
lessons
The boys basket ball team have &C
cepted m invitation 70 play Iroi
Mountain boys this Friday evening
AS both teams have had considerable
practice the game win be a hard Tough
one on both sides. The lineup vii
probably DO Lucas. right forward
Lynch, left forward Larson, center
Richard, right guard MCGEE, lef
guard Rogers, substitute. Both team
have played against each other before
and as the best OF feelings exist b.
tween them. il will be clearly a case o
the better team winning. Success {,
our boys
The Boys Lyecum listened to de
bate on Resolved That the political al
business integrity Of the country hai
diminished since the Revolution.
Those or the affirmative were. George
Stolberg, Maritz Rosenquist and John
Bauer on the negative, Gordon Jack
son, Clarence Buenger, and Alfred
Anderson. The debate was won by
the negative.
Monday afternoon the Girls Read
ing Club debated the question. Resolv-
ed, that San Franciso was right in re-
iecting the Japanese from the public
schools The affirmative consisted OF
Selma Levin. Lillian Carlson. Violet
Mortenson, the negative. Myrtle Wills.
Hazel Rodgers. Della Charron The
debate was won by the Affirmative
The basket ball boys appreciate the
Item in the Iron Mountain Gazette
concerning the friendly feeling between
the boys OF that place and those of
Crystal Falls. and expect that the same
feeling will exist after the game.
The members Of the high school were
delighted Tuesday morning at the
prospect Of having their pictures but
there was decided change in their
feelings when they were requested to
turn their backs 10 the camera.
The seniors held their first meeting
Wednesday afternoon and selected the
following officers for their second year !
service viii Richards, president
Maud Wilson, vice president Herbert
Larson, secretary and treasurer.
Note books will have TO be purchased
by the pupils of the high school in
order to keep in mind all the instruc-
tions which they are given concerning
the passing to and from classes.
Mrs. Sieberg, of Iron Mountain, and |
Mrs. q. +. Larson were visitors at the
high school Tuesday. While there
Mrs. Larson took a picture Of the in
terior Of the assembly room.
The class of '0s are very proud Of
he fact that they are the only class in
he nigh school which finished mp the
'emester's work without a condition
n failure
A new Freshman class OF seventeen
las been added to the high school
making an enrolment OF one hundred
i've, all Of whom are In actual attend
'noe.
The kindergarten b pupils gave a
arewell party last Friday afternoon.
There are sixteen enrolled in the
b this semester.
The classes in the high school have
iever been so large as they are this
emester. some OF them containing from
hirty 10 forty pupils.
Miss Inez Rix. of. Oscoda, began
work Monday in the mathematics de-
'artment in place Of Miss Evans. who j
has resigned the position.
We are sorry that Philip Hoikka has
zen unable 10 enter the high school
With his grade because OF III health.
We viii look for him in September.
however
The high school pupils were greatly
'leased with the compliment they re-
cived on their straight lines In the
lalls
The botany class began their farming
his week. Vegetables will be on sale
Don, II the frost Decent get them
The Freshmen are glad their exams
re over. and the greater part Of them
re pleased with the results