Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(Sydney s. D. Kaye)

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(Sydney s. D. Kaye)
The program given Friday, February
20, was a decided success. It was Civ
EN- by members of the first division of
the Literary club from A to X. The
program consisted Of topics, taking up
the life Of Washington and Lincoln,
and was brought to fitting close by
All address given by Rev. John Wat
son.
This was the first program given by
the literary society and was a success
in every way. Every person who took
part in the program appeared to have
been entirely composed and brought
out the topic in clear cut and in
teresting way. The audience consisted
! Of students and about twenty or twen-
| ty-fve citizens. We hope that the lit
erary society will go On with the good
work that it has started. Today there
is to be a program given at $3.50 in
the high school auditorium by the Sec
ond division OK to y. This division
will take up a different order of pro-
gram. Following will be the program
! to which all Of the citizens, who are
interested lin the high school organiza-~
tions are requested t. be present. This
! is free to all.
The Life Of Lamb. .....S Sydney Kaye.
Reading from Lamb . . Gertrude Lyon
Dickens ........... Genevieve Ragan
! MUSIC .................. E1vlra Ruth
Current Events ...... Otto Lauerman
Music ............. Sydney stillwell
School Notes ..... Constance Stillwell
| With the Instructors
Miss Hart went to Sank Centre to
visit over Sunday.
Miss Lycan visited friends at Brain
erd during Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Zipoy's brother Stephen, who
lives at Grand Forks, visited at the
high school Tuesday morning. Mr..
Zipoy was delegate to the conven-
tion for older boys, at Brainerd and
stopped at Little Falls on his return
home. Alvin Moebeck, also of Grant
Forks, visited over Monday with Mr..
Zipoy.
Miscellaneous
Miss Lindie Norman, who has been
substituting for Miss Hintzen at the
Columbia building, has again returned
to school.
There is only two weeks more for
the short course students Then a
change will made in the high school
regulation Of classes to the former
routine.
Bert Hamlet, Lowell Richie, Sydney
Kaye and Leslie Kaye attended the
Older Boys conference Saturday and
Sunday. Sydney and Leslie Kaye wit
messed the Bemidii-Brainerd backet
ball game at that place and also were
visitors at Brainerd high school Tues
day morning.
The English " class is taking up
Tennyson' "Idylls Of the King
The records for Victrola program
this week were furnished by Mr.. Ros-
enmeier. This is the second time Mr..
Rosenmeier has furnished the high
school records and the students appre-
ciate his kindness very much.
Some of the most interesting topics
of the year were developed by the
English II classes Thursday. Here :re
some Of the topics chosen:
An Experience in the Dark.
My First Public Speech.
How My Little Joke Succeeded.
My Hobby.
How My Bravery was Tested.
These topics, however, are strictly
class work.
The English " class has taken up a
new plan this year, regarding their Sc
nior essays. Tie plan is to have each
student write an essay on the vocation
which they mean to follow. The essays
are to be written in a Royal Theme
note book, in good order and they are
to have complete outline Of their
essays at the beginning Of the book.
In the margin, the source of informa.
tion regarding the vocation is to be