The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-14

upon this occasion by Russell Bail,
Lee Wilson and Harry Wills Miss
Geiger directed the boys ana they
made such a bit that they were called
back a couple Of times
Following the orchestra came a
chorus by tho 9th and 18th grades.
SO many Of the little people appeared
in this piece that we are unable to
give all the names but the training
that they had was very manifest from
the way they rendered the music
The invocation by Rev. Coombe fol-
lowed and then the boys double quar-
tette took the platform and fairly cap
tured the audience. The boys who
took part were Evert Larson, Ed Cay
ia. Thomas Conlin, Walter Bauer.
Edwin Carlson. Emil Soderman.
Harold Richards. Edwin Martin,
Clarence Biork and Sam Landheld
JAS. r. Corcoran, president of the
board OF education, in behalf OF the
board, rendered tine building 10 the
people OF the school district complete
aud ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Corcoran dwelt At length upon
the generosity OF the people In voting
the bond ISSUES necessary. He spoke
OF the worry tnst the OLD fire trap was
To- the board and how relieved the
members are tina. the menace OF fire
no longer faces them.
Senator NJ. II. Moriasty replied for
the people His first sentence was,
"lt would be shame not to take this
beautiful building. Mr.. Morisrty's
address dwelt mainly with the necessi-
ty for the public school instilling into
the minds of the pupils respect for the
laws of TIE nation and the flag that
floats over the building.
Dr. Hoag. one Of the instructors at
the institute. then followed with
short talk on school hygenics AZ his
time was necessary brief he enumerat-
ed but few things which parents
should look TO in order to keep children
healthy and tit for school duties The
first was 70 see that they get plenty OF
sleep; the second WAS 10 soc that they
should be dressed correctly and third
that they should he given proper food.
He said that there Is rs much danger
from over dressing as from under
dressing and during the discussion on
the over dressing phase he gave the pre-
sent day dress Of women this shoi /.
THE ladies, now "A days are showing
us howlittle clothing Is necessary
Miss Geiger sang solo that took 80
we'll that she WAS brought back sec
ond time and then Prof CorsoD was
called upon aud in talk which lasted
half an hour be pleased his audience
immensely. He began. as did DIR.
Hoag, by praising the music and com
plimenting the district upon the ex-
celleDt tSste displayed in the aesthetic
atmosphere that reiqned about the
school buildings Of this district.
Then. touching upon the dedication of
the new building he brought ont the
idea that the people should do some
dedicating OK themselves as well az Of
buildings In short the school patrons
should dedicate their efforts 10 en-
conraging the teachers and school an.
thorties In their work with the chill.
dren.
The girls glee club OF the high school
followed Mr. Corson with a very fine
chorus. This club is another OF Miss
Geigers musical organizations and
lie composed of LieIa Henry, Theresa
Lyons, Ethlyn Henry. Bessie ssnsiba.
Helen Fraser isabelle Salisbury Car
oil. Voos, Eva Mendelson. Esther Ewig. !,
Hilda Olson. Rose Cannon. Amy Ma.
son. Vivian Scadcen. Octavia Leonard, +
Anna Lyons. Veronica Leonard. (
Katherine Erikson. Angelina Bou
chard. Marie Levine. Sylvia Territn 7
with Ruth Ross accompanist.
inst A. Prof HILL who presided ~