The Dickinson press., 1917-02-03
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school dance in the gymnasium to-
night (Friday).
Wilbert Bailey and Jack Lefor re-
ceived their certificates Of membership
of the Order of Artistic Typists the
past week.
Ruth Butler was obliged to remain
home on account of illness the past
week. Miss Butler has been some
what indisposed since Christmas.
Lloyd Rounds entered the Junior
class in high school last Monday: His
home is in Mott, where his father is
engaged in the real estate business.
The efficiency material in arithmetic
and spelling arrived from the state
university the first of the week. Mr..
Berg expected to make use of these
tests in the grades within a few days:
The five members of the cooking
class entertained their mothers at a
$50 luncheon on Wednesday after
noon. Two members, whose parents
do not reside here, were allowed to
invite other ladies in their place.
Civics is one of the five subjects
which Mr.. Orr is teaching this year.
The first phase to be taken up is city
government and he is planning on
! having the class do some research
work in this connection here IN the
city in the near future. -
Last Saturday afternoon the high
school teachers enjoyed a unique en-
tertainment at the NJ. L. Ayers resi-
dence. They made maple cakes from
the good old Vermont syrup and each
took home a goodly supply. Later in
the afternoon refreshments were
served.
The Freshman class and upper
grades wrote Appreciation Week
essays, for the state contest during
the past week. The best essays were
handed to Supt. C. E. Ward on Thurs
day and he in turn is to send in a
limited number from the county to
state headquarters.
The Freshmen enjoyed a sleigh
ride party Saturday night. Mr.. Orr
and Miss Harris acted as ~chaperones.
After the sleigh ride the members Of
the party e served a delicious
luncheon by the Freshman girls at
| the home of Winnefred Eyer. The
room was very prettily decorated with
red and white, the Freshman colors.
The dates of the meeting of the
Missouri Slope Education Association
have been set for the 9th and 18th
OF, April. Several of the local teach
erSSwill hold model classes in reading
at that time: Miss Sommers for the
primary grades; Miss Conklin for the
intermediate grades and Miss Weller
for the upper grades. Miss OFT will
have a paper on penmanshlp:
Die Deutsche Verein met with Miss
Hillesheim at the C. D. Litch resi-
dence last Tuesday evening. The
business meeting was conducted by
Esther Ayers, the president. Then
followed a social hour in which Germ
an songs were sung and such games
as "Hier host du einen Taler," and
"Die boese Sieben," were played.
Light refreshments were served.
The Dickinson quint proved again
victorious in a hard game with Man
dan on the. home floor last Friday,
January 26th. The armory was
packed with spectators and the game
was exceedingly interesting. One
feature of the game was the splendid
basket throwing of Monte Nj Cutchan.
The visiting team guarded well: The
game was somewhat rough and the
hard fight kept the interest keen un-
til the very end. The final score
stood, 20 to 10. A very social dance
followed the game. This Friday
evening our team plays a return game
at Beach.
The third number of the high school
entertainment course will take place
in the high school auditorium on next
Monday evening, February 9Th, at 8
o'clock. All who have season tickets
keep the date in mind, those who
have not cannot afford to miss this
musical treat. The program for Mon
day will be rendered by the Chicago
Male Quartet, which will give the
public the best there is to be had in
artistic four part singing. The Grand
Forks Herald in commenting on them
says: "The striking feature Of their
renditions is the perfect harmony of
their voices, from the softest con-
ceivable notes to the most powerful"
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