The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-20
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will he held next Wednesday al $3.50
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The carpentry class have common
ced work on the partition in the draw
ing room
Mr. Wood representing d G. Health
and Co. was High School visitor
this week
Although not shut out from the gar
dening club, the girls are invited TO
form Garment Making club for which
the patterns are furnished by the
state.
The senior girls having voluntarily
agreed to appear throughout the Com
mencement festivities in uniform cos
tunes OF simple material and moder-
ate cost
These lectures have been both an in
SEPARATION and an encouragement to all
who heard them. and those which are
TO follow are looked forward TO with
great pleasure
The pride reused in the seniors over
their victory Thursday evening dis
appeared twenty hours later when
the eighth grade calmly. defeated them
with score OF "A s.
Night school will close Thursday.
MAY 25th, and reopen on Monday, Sept.
18th, 1916 All members having books
belonging to the school are requested
TO return them at the final session next
week
The annual banquet given the high
school girls by the Athletic Association
which was SET for last night was post
poned because the date conhicted with
that Of the Iron River Junior Prom TO
which many Of the students were in
yited
Mr.. Caswell gave the first lecture.
in the auditorm last Thursday ON
following the Profession OF Law lie
impressed upon his audience the
necessity of solid foundation in Eng
lish History, Latin an English and
helprully explained the nature OF The
pratice of Law.
Mr. Madison, Allyn Bacon co. re-
preventative. recently made call or
tie High School and ON members OF
the High School faculty It is greatly
regretted by some OF tile faculty that
the roads IN Wisconsin are SO bad
this spring that it was impossible TO
get through with big green car
Mr. Ioopiugarncr ggye the second
lecture ON his own subject agriculture
rhe preparation in school and prac
teal experience needful for entering
that field OF work was mapped out.
and the value of an education along
that line To the farmers Mr. IIoopin-
garner outlined the possibilities for
the future Of agricultural development
OF Iron county aud compared the re
suits obtained through scientific
means with the ordinary means
Tile arbutus days are almost over,
and that season Is looked back upon
with pleasure by everyone who was
fortunate enough 10 smell, possess. or
pick the fragan, flower OF the pine
woods Almost every class observed
lbs "arhuts day" IN some little way
and Il is hoped that iu future wears a
day may be set apart in this month
which will bear that name IN honor of
"A flower which every region Is not
fortunate enough 10 possess
series of vocational lectures is be
ing given TO members OF the high
school by different professional men
of the city The lectures sup
plcment the vocational records made
out 10y the students and the aim is To-
give the students The advice OF men
who have experience in the line OF
work which he wishes 90 follow They
point out the courses offered IN high
schools which prepare the students
for his respective profession. picture
the life la university or college OF stu
dents preparing FOR such profession,
and warn him Of the conditions he
must expect to meet when starting
practical work
The first thing each amateur far
mer must have is plot OF plowed
or spadcd ground The seeds are furn.
ished 10 all members Of the club by
the State Department Of Agriculture
Then tho boys must have or must de
velop a faithfulness 90 the garden