Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-01-12
SCHOOL NOTES

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The ice rink situated ON the cor
ner Of Seventh street and Arnold
avenue is in fairly good condition
and with a let up in the weather sew
oral hockey teams may be organic
ed. .5 ;,. s35s a z.
The next series of debates on the
question, Resolved, that North Da-
kota should adopt plan Of working
mems insurance similar to the Wis:
consain PLAN viii take place in the
near future. y Z Z SA,.2-'
NJ Several social events were given
during vacation and the students had
a good time attending these but the
very cold weather prevented much
out Of door sports. n s- =.
"A long list of names was posted
on the bulletin board this morning,
which are those who have not been
absent or tardy for the whole year.
There being twenty-one in all. TWEEN
ty-seven have the same record for this
month. i@f J'}ffS s:'@9'@.
Monday afternoon the Seniors met
and recalled many New Years reso-
buttons which they had made the prev
ious week y Principal Jorgenson an
nounced the number of credits each
one had, No other business was tran
sacted, but a class play will be chosen
in the near future. 4 .~E5 sAA..,'.-
| An exhibit of penmanship, drawing,
manual training and domestic science
Of the schools is shown at the mid-win-
ter fair this week among which are
some very good specimens Of good
writing, drawing, cooking and bench
work. Many nice dainties tempt one
to help themselves.
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A letter was received from the
university announcing that a trip
abroad was planned for next sum-
mer for the, young girls and that this
trip might be given free. Particulars
can be obtained by writing to Flora
E.. BAIL of the University, or to Eva
B. Blank of the Grand Forks high
school. ( g,@;.5 s5%a = + rG;,r,,.. TO-.
The total enrolment this year is
1855. The entire enrolment Tuesday
was 49,. Last month the average at,
tendance was SO 41-2 per cent. Mr.
4 Jorgenson spoke about. the large
number of cases of hardness. He said
THAT some plan had to be adopted to
Istop it,,siass it was a very. bad record
Last month there were 80 pupils tar.
|dy.. In November, "a; in % October, 80
and in September only is. n III.
Il A mass meeting Of ali the boys and
'Igirls interested in basketball was held
lone noon this week and twenty boys
met with Mr.. Walverton and about the
|same number of girls staid with Miss
Smith, who will coach the girls. This
number was surprising, and the only
reason why the Devils Lake high
school cannot have a good team is
that they have no good place to play
in. The old armory will be used as
much as possible and there may be a
few good games. s+la %g
On Friday the l 1th of January, the
Athletic association win give. sup.
per in one Of the halls on Fourth
street, The following committe was
app inted. From the Senior Glass
| Pearl Webster; from the Junior
/ class Jessie Henley and Hazel Nc.
Kay; from the Sophomore class Ia.
! RE Palmer and Vallie Thorson; from
the Freshman class Grace Belle Ser.
lumgard, and Eyangelin Maher. "A
very good supper is promised and
i the a. A. wishes that the supper
5lwil be a good success as the re
Eceipts will be turned into the treas:
Jury which is now below the zero
mark. ;5iss.S ,. (;