The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-13
SCHOOL NOTES.

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The notes contained an error
last week. Instead of Hazel Haug
as leader of the third grade Dagny
!, Hanson should have been given the
credit. hazel was tied with Blanche
Johnson for the leaders in the sec
ond grade.
On Friday, May 81, the citizens of
Malta are cordially invited to visit
the school. The work of the past
year will be on exhibition and the
teachers of the various rooms are
preparing excellent programs for
the closing day of school,
Next week Wednesday and Thurs
day is eighth grade examination
day. A large attendance is antici-
oated. AS all additional feature to
eighth grade graduation an eighth
grade commencement to be held
Friday evening, May %, has been
suggested The exer cises would be
F., for all the graduates of the county
who found it possible to attend. It
is goou thing and it is to be hoped
it goes through.
The lecture last week by Prof.
Kirkwood and Prof. Hoist were in
teresting, instructive and inspiring,
Both the gentlemen delivered ex-
cellent addresses to the high school
pupils. We hope to be visited by
them again.
| On Wednesday, May s, an ESSAY
contest on the One Hundred Years
| Peace between England and Ameri-
ca was ended. The ninth and tenth
grades competed. Each class chose
judge. For the tenth grade Atty.
klrton was selected while the choice
of the ninth grade fell upon another
barrister, Mr.. J. W.Callicotte. These
are to select third judge and to-
gether they are to- decide who is en-
titled to the Peace Essay medal.
which is awarded by the Independ
ent publishing Company of New
York City. The winner will probab-
~ be announced on Commencement
evening.
The program for commencement
evening has been completed. This
will be the first event of the kind in
Malta. The young ladies of the
graduating class desire to make the
AFFAIR noteworthy. Everything
points to success. While invitations
nave been sent out to Immediate
friends OF the graduates everybody
who is interested is cordially invited
to attend. AS is customary seats
will be reserved for friends of the
graduates, school officers and teach
ers The Commencement is tn he
held at the Bison Theatre, beginning
at $3.50, Friday evening, May 21st.
The program follows:
overture, ..... Mozart Orchestra
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Piano Duet, Misses Winnie and
Edna Partridge
Salutatory, Miss Lillian v. Davidson
Vocal Solo, Ellis Blumentha1
commencement Address
Rev. Leonard J. Chrisler
Piano Solo, 49,. Miss lilo Tressler
presentation of Diplomas.
valedictory,. Miss Mildred Wilson
Tn graduating class consists If
Lille Davidson, lola Tressler and
Mildred Wilson. The latter has the
highest average for the four wears
of school work, but is only silently
ahead of Lille Davidson at that
For the past years work Miss David
son is the leader by the narrowest
OF margins. Miss Tressler, not hav-
ing been with us for the entire four
years is not competing with the rest
OF the class for the final average
However she enjoys the distinction
or having Won the gold medal award
for excellence in schola rship in
1923 by Mr.. j. F. Murray. They
are class of which any high school
could we'll be proud. There is not a
DIT OF doubt concerning their be-
coming useful members of society.
me best wishes of all go with them.
Last Tuesday was Arbor Day. In
some of the rooms it was appropri-
ately celebrated with excellent pro-
grams. A number of visitors were
IN attendance at the programs and
visited other rooms of the school At
the same time. ~
Ihere is surprise in store for
me audience at the Bison Theater
Friday evening, during the presen-
tat1on OF the school play. One of
the best things that has yet been a.
fered to the citizens of Malta viii he
sprung. Several real lively Ante
lopes will be liberated. Can Won
eaten one? Here's hoping you do.
Lost between Malta and sower,s