The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11

Mrs. J. Reed visited Miss Lyken's
room On Monday.
Robert Zimmerman is a. new pupil
in Miss, Waddell's reom.
Mr.. Danish expects, to, leave for
Fargo little later than the: team.
Mrs. F. w. Lacy observed work in
Miss Eikenberry's room last: Friday.
Miss Dumke was; very I'll. with in
f1amatory rheumatism, the past week.
Alice Beatty and Ruth Arlltman.
were out of school The past week on
accouat. Of Illness.
Tuesday evening the basketball
team met Cor chalk talk instead of
the regular practices
: Charles and Richa ret Nc ClhlIan have
left Miss Lyken's room, the, family.
moving to- California;:
The: pupils under Miss Pagenkopf.
surprised their teasher. after school
last Friday by giving, rnzrty in her
honor
The: Junior class will. huld a cake
sale Saturday be ginning at 1O:CW!
O'clock in the old Reed store bailding:.
Home nn2de candy, doughnuts, sand
wiches and coffee will also be sold.
The English III class listened to an
interesting talk this :, (Friilay) AFTER
noon on how to use the library in
searching for debate. material, bw
Miss Helen F. Carleton, librarian.
The Rooters clob, led by Messrs.
Ronson and Danish; gave the team a
good send off in the high school gym
nasium, Wednesday, afternoon. Sew
eraf strong, enthusiastic yells were:
given each member of the team.
The Senior class day comnattee
has already heltll two meetings. and
i'm the near future will have some
thing interesting to divulge to- the
class. Class day comes two weeks
he9ore commeneeuaen& this year,,
During Mr.. Monson's absence with
the basketball team MIR. Berg taught
the civics class and Miss Brown, his
division of thac algebra, class. The
physics class had assigned work for
that time.
Mr.. Banis}h gave the first: ofca SER
les of talks: by the faculty.. to the
high school Wednesday afternoon, his
topic being on the PHILIPPINES. Mr.:
Danish resided in those islands two
years, being engaged in teaching:
The alumnus. class was. the ouIs
one in high school gaining~a half holt
day the past month. The grades
which enjoyed free afternoon last
Friday were those under Miss Cora
Anderson. Miss Sommers. and Miss
Mason.
The financial account of the tourna-
ment IS now settled, Mandan, Bis
marck and Beach getting $40 cents
on the dollar to pay for their ex-
penses. This is better than the par
ticipating teams received at the last
district tournament.
Among the grade pupils who re-
cefved certificates of merit for three
months perfect attendance are the
following: Eddison Dalton, Philip
Dickey, Charles Flynn, Marjorie
Leuthi, Marie McCutchan, Ray Reich
ert, Wilford VOLTA, Geo. Pavelicek and
Stephan Yaeger.
The Dickinson lineup for the COM
ing state tournament at Fargo is as
follows: Morrison, center; Erb and
Richards, forwards; G. Brodie and J,
Brodie, guards; Jessen and Butler
substitutes. Our team plays against
Valley City the first evening, as also
does Minot against Michigan City
Saturday evening the winners will
meet for the decisive game.
The domestic science class served
a luncheon in their dining room
Wednesday evening, Marvel Brown
acting as hostess and Marguerite Lish
and Ruth Aultman assisting with the
serving. The remainder of the class
came as guests. "A series Of these
luncheons will be given until each in