Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-03-15
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Three interesting reports were Civ
en- by the normal girls last week.
The first. by Sake Nelson was most
entertaining and instructive demon
stration of how to teach children to
read by the story method. The sec
ond, by Gladys Lincoln. was fine
theme on the Indians. The third. bv
Esther Hanson. was A sketch of her
home at Tomahawk. Wisconsin.
Everybody is looking forward n
spring vacation, which begins April l.,
/ 1916.
| Messrs. Miller and Schenck Of the
i North Star College faculty. were
: visitors at the High school Monday
afternoon.
The assembly room door is i'll
again. and causes much disturbance.
The pirls in chemistry are learning
how to "dve''.
The girls in Sophomore cooking
class baked "contest" bread Wednes-
dav and Thursday. The winners in
the first section contest. Wednesday
were: First place, Hazelle Bengtson,
Second Mace. by average, Agnes Ber-
get. Valborg Halvorson received
second Mace from two Of the three
judges, however, and so she was per-
mitted to enter the final contest.
In THURSDAYS contest Marion Nell
son received first place and Emma
Legaard the second place.
The Judges in the first two contests
were: Mrs. w. NJ Powell, Mrs. A. M.
Shaw, and Miss Mattson.
These five girls competed again
Monday to see which one would rep
resent the school against Stephen in
the county contest, here Saturday.
Miss Rowe, of St. Paul, who is here
to conduct the short course, will be
the Judge in this contest.
Home again, Willis, Mildred, Anna
J. and Donald CRANE.
Clarence Torgeson is again out, on
account of boils
Gladys G. is suffering from tonsili-
tus.
State examinations in the common
branches come March % and "a. If
there are any from the country who
wish to take these examinations,
please report at the Washington
building for the same as follows:
Thursday March %. Spelling, $3.50
A. NJ. English Grammer. 900 A. M.
American History. 200 P. M.
Friday, March "a. Arithmetic, $3.50
A. M. Eighth Grade Composition
1890 A. M. Geography. 2:30 P. M.
Examinations in all high school and
grade subjects will be given May 16,
20, 81 and June !.
Miss Lila McGlinch has been elect
| ed as primary teacher. to succeed
Miss Olson, who has had to resign on
account of the severe illness of her
! father. Mrs. Nicholson very accent
ably substituted for six weeks in the
hopes that Miss Olson might be able
again to take up her work, but as
Mr.. Olson's Improvement has not beer
rapid enough to justify Miss Olsor
leaving him, and, as Mrs. Mickelsor
felt she could not spare more time
for the work, Miss McGlinch has beer
secured to take charge Of the work.
Miss Bake spent the week end il
Crookston.
Parents and others kindly refrain
from telephoning to pupils at the
High school unless absolutely necess
ary, as it is impossible for teacher!
and pupils to spare so much time tt
answer unnecessary telephone calls.
The following people were enter
tanned at the home of Ruth Peterson
Saturday:The Misses Alderman, Bak
err, Benson, Costello, and Wells, Of thu
High school faculty, and also Mis-:
Eva Powell. Miss Rankin, Mrs. West
man, Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Mathwig.
i Miss Stitt went Friday evening tx
the Beardmore home, where she re-
manned until Sunday morning. Sht
reports a fine time and plenty o:
snow.