The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-20
MANY STUDENTS
IN CONTESTS
LIST OF THOSE ENTERED FOR
THE DEclAMAToRY TESTS
AND THEIR SUBJECTS
OTHER n. S. NEWS.

| A FUN list OF students preparing for
the coming declamatory contests, and
their subjects, was given out officially
by Principal Phelps of the high school
yesterday afternoon Fifty students OF
the two lower classes have signiiied
their intentions 10 do work along this
line and both students and teachers
are working hard to make the coming
contests the greatest possible sue
cesses.
owing to the large number entered
| IL will be necessary to hold a number
Of preliminaries. Following is the Of
fetal list of students entered, and
their SUBJECTS
Stella Chaput, Need of an Efficient
Navy; Henry Borohgrevink. Washing
ton, The Ideal American; Nina Vivian.
The New South Matt Nampa, Tous-
saint L'ouverure; Harold Hebert,
Washington; William Gill, Americas
Mission; Lydia Piira, The Union Sol
der; Meidel F'rimodig, Need of an Eff
ficient Navy; Howard Gray. n Plea
for Cuba; Elsie Johnson. New South
and the Race Problem: Irene Trevar-
row, Woman Suffrage; Irving Ref,
America a World Republic: Walford
tStenberg, The Blue and the Gray;
Ivy stephens, Russia, the Enigma of
Europe; Ruth Anderson, Prohibition
in Atlanta; Gertrude Jones, The South
and Her Problems; Margaret McLel-
ian. The Southern Negro; Selma
Wanhapila, our Reunited Coun-
try; William Donald Washington "a
Genius; Blanche Macdonald, The Sol
diers' Last Salute; Rudolph Chatel,
The Union Soldier; Ellen Niemela,
Happiness and Liberty; Elizabeth
Grathwohl, Abraham Lincoln; John
Engles The Dignity OF Labor: John
flornyak The New Union; Angus Nc
kenzie Need of an Efficient Navy;
Finer Dunstan. The Birth of Great
ness; Olive Dobbs, National Peace Ju-
bilee; Wilbert Bastian, Regular Army;
Arthur Olson Birth of Greatness; Ell
"a Deslongchamp, International Broth
erhood; Carmen McClelland, The New
South; Marie MacAuley. Washington.
The Ideal American: James Kingston,
stand by the Governments Sophie.
Bringdahl, National Self Restraint: G.
Craig, Lincoln; Russell Johnson, Birth
of Greatness; Bert Butler Our Ma
tional Guard; James Nankervis, Stand
wan, our Reunited Country; Ruth
Talvcy. International Brotherhood:
William Mitchell, Washington, The
Ideal Americans; Herbert Harper. Ma
tional Self Restraint; Maud Thorpe.
Memorial Day; Gladys Kingston, Joan
Of Arc. L. Laurioinen. The Death of
Garfield; Christie Tucker our Lofty
Purpose; Roy Manner, Lincoln; Irene
Zanders. Joan of Arc.
Literary Society Meets.
The meeting of the Pro ct Con liter
AIRY society was n success i'm every
way The students presented an en-
tertaining program which was appre-
ciated by all present. The first num-
her was a defamation by William
iill entitled. "'rhe University the
Training Camp of the Future" 1t was
pleasingly rendered and some very in
tcrCsting points were brought out I'm
it, The second person on the program
was Walter Cries who gave out some
of the advantages offered and touched
briefly on some of the great products
of this section. Some of the copper
country's leading men were discussed
and praised. Following this came a
speech on the Saratoga Convention"
Peter Mchelich, i'm dealing with this
subject brought out clearly the signi-
fcance Of the great political battle
and also Of the wonderful victory of
MIR. Roosevelt i'm the face of defeat.