The Dickinson press., 1916-11-04
SCHOOL NOTES
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The grades are now beginning to
prepare for their Thanksgiving pro-
grams.
The Seniors are planning on having
some social class affair every month
hereafter.
The Sophomore class is giving a
dance in the high school gymnasium
on Friday evening, November 3rd.
The "Lickum and Stickum" club,
organized by the Senior class to boost
for the Dickinson Normal, has been
very busy this week.
Ignatius Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ormanzo Brown of the Brown
Dairy, entered school the first of the
week. Ignatius is a Sophomore this
year.
The high school merited a half holi-
day last Friday as did also Miss
Somers second grade, Miss Eiken-
berry's third grade and Miss Winters
seventh grade.
A Senior class meeting took place
on Wednesday evening. President
Esther, Ayers appointed Palmer
Lokke, Ruth Erb and Miss Grant a S
a play committee.
Lucy Armstrong Of lear Manning
entered high school on Wednesday,
this being her Senior year. Miss
Armstrong makes her home with the
Attorney c. H. Starke family.
Della Sanderson, whose parents re-
side at Neuman Grove, Nebraska, and
who is staying with Mrs. VIM. Hodge
of this city, has enrolled for the COM
mercial work in the high school.
The large picture, showing several
views of the state university campus,
has arrived and now hangs on the
east wall of the entrance hall. 1t is
a neat view with brass title plate.
The grade teachers held a meeting
in Miss Bagemiel's room on Wednes-
day after school, the topic of discus
sion being arithmetic and especially
in regard to the efficiency tests in
that subject.
Bernice Frye entertained a number
of her friends at a $50 o'clock dinner
on Wednesday. Dinner was served
by Bernice's mother, Mrs. Blanche
Frye and Mrs. Jessie Cartwright. A
very social evening passed.
At the meeting of the high school
teachers on Monday, October 30th,
Mr.. Orr and Miss Grant gave some
splendid talks on "The History of the
High School-its place in the school
system and it's place in the commun-
ity."
Melba Garwick and Frances Palmer
visited at their homes near Killdeer
for the week end, the girls going out
with the formers father on Friday
and returning with the latter's father
on Sunday to be here on hand Mon
day for their high school work.
Following is the probable basket
ball schedule for the year: December
8-Beach at Dickinson; December
15th-Dickinson at Mandan; January
12th-Glendive at Dickinson; Janu-
airy 19th-Dickinson at Bismarck;
January 26th-Mandan at Dickinson;
February 2nd-Dickinson at Beach;
February 9th-Bismarck at Dickin-
son; February 16th-Dickinson at
Glendive. The high school class
games will be played around Thanks
giving.
W. W. Stackhouse was in danger of
his life last Tuesday when he took
Bernice Frye, Thora lessen, Ruth
Butler and Doris Deffebach with him
to Amidon on the Normal School
campaign. He was accompanied by !
Mayor White with his Ford and Ed.
Fisher and other gentlemen in Mr..
Fishers Overland. The party went
way. and Amidon, scattering Normal
School literature in their path. They
also visited many school houses,
among them the one taught by Merle
Buckley of Daglum and the one
taught by Miss Sophie Jahr of this
rity. Both teachers L former high
school students.