Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(Sydney s. D. Kaye)
Junior-Senior Ball

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(sydney s. D. Kaye)
Junior:senior Ball
The Juniors held meeting Tuesday
evening. after school to discuss the
plans u providing an entertainment
for the seniors. They decided to have
it Saturday evening, February IL, in
the high school gymnasium. It is tc
take the form of a banquet.
Debate
Monday morning very interesting
debate vase held in the auditorium OF
the high school. The audience consist
ed Of students of the high school and
others from the city. One gained much
knowledge from this debate because
it was gotten up entirely from non
political standpoint and contained
many very good points. Both sides
Of the question were we'll defended
and the lebaters deserve much praise
Following is the debate as stated:
"Resolved that Socialism is the best
policy for the solution of the present
day economic, social, and industrial
policy.'' The uebaters for the affirma.
tive were Irene Monahan, Edwin John.
son. For the negative Annette Fortie1
and Carrie Briggs. The judges were
D. Brown. The decision was unanl.
mously in favor of the negative. The
problem was we'll handled and was de-
cided in favor Of the negative because
they brought their points out in a more
connected way.
Miscellaneous
Miss Faye Schafer of Grey Eagle,
who graduated with the class Of 1914
enrolled Monday in the Normal Glass.
Oliver Smith also Of the class of
1914, has enrolled in post graduate
course.
Charles Angel has enrolled in the
senior class.
In regard to the basket ball game at
Sank Centre last Friday, we wish to
say that the team appreciated the TRIP
very much and last but not least, are
still on top. Those who attended the
game from here were Philo Pennie
Clair McNally, Stewart Sims and Ed
win johnson.
Miss Lois Game of Morris visited
friends at the high school the first part
Of the week.
It is very seldom that the high school
students have the opportunity of hear
ing an alumnus. Wednesday morning
they were fortunate to receive a few
selections by Miss Elaine Ruth, who
graduated last year. Miss Ruth always
commands much attention from her
audience by the use Of her charming
voice. Elvira Ruth, who is a senior
this year, was also appreciated very
much, as her part of accompanist was
very we'll performed,
Literary Society
Tuesday morning Mr.. zipor gave a
talk On the "Value Of a Literary So
ciety'' in the high school. Last veal
we had successful organization and
there is no reason why such club
cannot be again started in the school
Almost every high school Of any i'm
portance in the state has literary or
ganization Of some kind and the Little
Falls high ought to get busy also. Il
is rather late in the year to begin, but
much good can be gained from it in
the time that is left. Mr.. Dobbyn and
Mr.. Zipoy think that such training
is very valuable to the students, sc
the have decided to give up two per-
iods Of each week to the literary work
This time is SO divided that the first
program will take the first two peri
and the fourth the seventh and eighth
fourth periods, third the fifth and sixth
and the fourth the sevent hand eighth
periods. In this way one day Of each
month will be given over exclusively
to the benefit Of the students alone
literary lines. The study Of different
subjects is very good, but they art
only a part of persons knowledge
One may have an unlimited store OF
knowledge but if the ability to ex
press one self we'll is not present, tn
knowledge is not Of as much value
So when a person thinks Of the bene
, fits derived, they will think that on,
day Of each month, or one twentieth
Of the Students time is little enough
time. 1t is planed to have two clubs
in the school. This will enable tn,
general society to have debates Will
greater spirit. Watch them.
Honor Roll
! Those who received three or NOR
Els last month were.
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