The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29
SCHOOL NOTES
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Mr.. Fitch visited school on Friday. |
Norman Malcolm of Miss Rehnke's |
room, has left school.
Ruth Baker and Eva Foster have
stopped high school.
Roy Peck is again in school after
his recent operation.
The English w class have begun
Macaulay's essay on johnson.
John Vranna, of the first grade, is
out of school with the mumps.
Over 1000 flies have been caught in
the fly contest in Miss Waddell's
room.
Some of the students in Miss Elk
pink eye.
Adolph and Rudolph Waterman
have left school. They were in the
9Th grade, Miss Pagenkopf's room.
Laverne Hauswirth is a new pupil
in Miss Mason's room. She is a
former student at the Garfield school
in Butte, Mont.
The visitors at last Fridays pro-
gram were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher,
Miss Lois Wall, Miss Daisy Waddell
and Miss Amy Magnuson.
The tennis court is now completed
and very much in use as it is occr-
pied from early morning at 500
o'clock till dusk at evening.
The senior class sent for the class
rings the past week. Their COM
mencement invitations are already
here and for sale at Supt. Berg's Of
flee.
The little tots in Miss Mason's
room are reading their 22nd book.
Just now Miss Mason is laying special
stress on position and movement of
the Palmer method in writing.
The photography class is taking
up the "Story Of the Prairie" as
supplementary work. In the neal
future Miss Van Dyke expects to
take her class out for short field
trips.
The high school students are look
ing forward with anticipation to the
coming county superintendent meet
ing, when they expect to have several
of the superintendent address the
school.
: The debate last Friday on the
question: "That Time be Spent in the
Physical Training of All High School
: Students, Rather Than to the Three
l Games" resulted in a tie. The high
. school students acted as judges.
The Braves won from the Quakers
5 on Monday by 20 scores Toole and
Breda served as umpires. Rabe and
t Foster were the battery for the
braves, while Cooke, Richards and
, Lillibridge acted in the same capac-
/ ity for the Quakers. .
Prizes as follows were awarded for
the best birdhouses made by the
q manual training boys: Carl Grant, 1st
+ prize for blue bird house, $500;
! Harold Hill, End prize for Marter
v house, $500 and Martin Jahr, 3rd
prize for wren house, $1.00.
The final examination in history
: was given in the seventh grade on
the morning of April Goth. Pupils in
this grade who were exempt On &C
lCOullC VI Clle1i uISIl SIdueS, were
Susie Springer, Helen Sauer, Haze
: Rumble, Darius Schroeder, Henry
!, Hogue and Pheneus Singer. ,
+ VIM. Danish gave his splendid
PHILIPPINE talk to the 9Th, 9TH anc
n 9Th grades last Friday after school
e He entertained the children so vel
that when he asked them if he shoulc
close his talk at 5 o'clock they were
r unanimous in voting that he give
them the entire address.
{ The names of the baseball teams il
the grades are the Senators, Millers
t and Indians. The Senators and In.
dians, engaged in a game on Tues,
h day, the latter winning with a score
of 26 to 8. Next week the Miller:
:, play the Indians on Tuesday and thu
k Senators the Millers on Thursday.
= Miss Perry finds Laboratory meth