The Dickinson press., 1916-05-20
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o SCHOOL NOTES
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Ernest and Jack lessen are out of
school, being under quarantine.
Miss Mason's pupils had a picnic
last Wednesday afternoon at Rocky
Butte.
The Seniors are busy selling tickets
for their play at rs and IS cents
each.
A number of Belfield students are
expected for the class play Saturday
evening.
Miss Ethel Dunlery of Mayville
will be a fourth grade teacher the
coming year.
Harold Parker has left high school
and taken a position connected with
the Parker meat market.
Frederick Noa, who will do private
tutoring this summer, visited the
grades during the past week.
Miss Verle Kniel, a teacher in the
Belield schools, was in St. Joseph's
hospital with rheumatism the first of
the week.
Miss Gene Lyken of Belfield, sister
of Miss Luella Lyken of our schools,
is very sick at the local hospital with
erysipelas.
Ruth Wall won in the w. C. T. U.
silver medal contest held on Tuesday
evening at the high school audi
forum.
The photography class took a field
trip to Rocky Butte last Friday and
Miss VanDyke plans on taking the
class to Clay Butte the coming Sat-
urday.
Supt. Berg had word from his son,
Denver, of Fargo College, that of the
seven Shakespearean plays put on the
past week "A Midsummer's Night
Dream" was the best.
Friday is tag day. The committee
in charge of the play ground have
arranged to meet expenses by this
method. The school children will all
be tagged on that day.
Harold Hill became suddenly i'll in
school Wednesday and was taken
home in the Butler car. He was suf-
iciently recovered in a short while,
however, to attend the afternoon ses-
sions.
Six of the grade teachers, who are
daughters of Norway, enjoyed a
regular Norwegian spread at the c.
A. Balsley home on Wednesday, the
18th of May, which is Norway's
Fourth of July.
The typewriting pupils, under Miss
Laughlin, are now taking machine
dictation, which they will continue
until the end of the term. The short
2 hand class has finished reviewing the
manual and is translating plates in
, the Gregg Writer.
l The ten best essays in the Shakes
[ peare essay contest are now selected
: and the writer's of these essays have
I chosen Mr.. Monson, Miss H%illeshein
! and Rev. A. C. Hacke as their judges
i The name of the winner will be an
y nounced in u next issue.
y The Freshman and Junior classe:
{ have organized for the track meet t;
) be held a week from this Saturday
They will meet thu Sophomores ane
Seniors, who held a meeting OF
"Wednesday to organize against them
q Archie Gibson was able to COM
d ftack to school IN Wednesday. afte
! an ab:ence Of severa: days with al
1 injured foot. He had to use crutches
however, but hoped to be about agai,
/ as spry as ever for the class pla,
e Saturday evening.
A shower was given last Saturda,
e evening by Miss Slindee and Mrs. T
H. Pugh for Misses Lyken, Caldwell
:, and Anna Anderson at the Pugl
home. A mock wedding and photo
graph gallery were the interesting
e features of the evening. Delightful
q refreshments were served.
1 The members of the cooking clas
-- Geo. o3o1oo1r roo io thu o1oc
dining room on Wednesday, each CIR
inviting a guest. Covers were lai'
flor twenty-five. Miss Florence Cald
well, domestic science instructor
T deserves great credit for the thor
ough and practical work in this de
: partment.
Following is the lineup for tn
first elimination games for the tenni'
l tournament: Hollenbeck VS.. Erb
;. Mullaney VS.. Morrison; l.. Scharf VS.
Jahr, Rudiselle VS.. Butler, Joe Brodi'
r VS.. Gibson, George Brodie VS. Rich
S ards, McCutchan VS.. Lillibridge ant
Jefferies VS.. Stanton. The successful
/ player in two out of three sets is tn
winner.
:. Since our last issue two splendie
: ball games were played on the higl
school grounds. The Red sox bea'
the Quakers by a score # Z to 6 OF
: last Thursday a1d the Indians de
, feated the Millers with Is to IA. Thu
difference was only one point in botf
cases. In the latter game three ex'
ira innings had to be played at the
: close of the game, the score was {
t tie. The Pirates were to engage the
Red Sox on Wednesday.
. Schedule for Final Examinations
Friday, May 26th.
Forenoon Afternoon
English II German 1!
r -, Cr,roroor C.erman IT..