Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-01-26
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Observation-Disclosures:

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The following program will be given
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 81, 1918, by
| the members of the Lincoln Literary
Society. We cordially invite the pub
| lie.
The Star Spangled Banner ..... All
Roll call. Members answer with joke
| Inauguration OF officers
John Sullivan, Pres.
Francis Trier. Vice Pres.
Aryid Carlson, Sec.
John Harrington, Treas.
| Inaugural Address ...... President
Misery Twins" duet j. Harrington
James Aspinwall
Debate Resolved, Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield was justified
in enforcing the 'Fireless
Day" law.
ii. Becker
Affirmative. O'Brien
A. Chamberlain
+. Graiewski
Negative-F. Hunt
Bartoli
Alternatives report to Mr.. Murphy;
Negatives to Mr.. COnnors.
| Talk-Duties of Members J Il. Murphy
Long winded Piano Solo Mr.. COnnors
Junk Magazine. Ed Rauti0, Editor
Leo Hunt, Asst.
Wrestling Match. 49,. Edward Rieble
Willis Sullivan
Boxing Match. ........F. Trier meets
All corners
High School Faculty Glee Club.
Misses Wright, Thacher, Lobdel,
Cory, Golmar, Harrington, Paul
Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. COnnors.
Miss Harrington will train the Agon-
izing NOnag0n Glee Club. Other
teachers of the faculty are subject to
draft. Please claim no exemptions.
None will be granted
Piano Solo. ................ Miss Paul
Report of Critic Appointed by Pres.
Song" America" ........A Al
Secret Session of the members after
the program. Members who fail or
neglect to do their particular duties
on the above program will be fined
twenty-five cents.
The members of the IIypatia Club
were entertained by the following
program to be given by the members
January "a, 1913:
Star Spangled Banner. .........All
Piano Solo. ............E velyne Poole
Dialogue. .......... Helen Graiewski
Violet Maddern
Vocal Solo ....... Hattie Penrose
Folk Dance Esther Mosselli, Annie
AccOrsi. Lois Miller, Leon Zambi
June COlenso, Gertrude Trier.
Piano Solo. Miss Irene Paul
stun" Blanche Peterson, Albert
ma Wiercinski, Ellen Westeen
Reading ........... Thelma Carson
Stunt. Irene Iawler, DisOlene Elan
drina. Jessie Anger, Lydia Otis.
Margaret Jackson, Dora Martini.
Song America" .................All
Mr.. Miles, superintendent of the
Iron Belt schools visited the high
school Monday afternoon. He gave
short talk on why we should save
Thrift Stamps" in English III class
Three members of the Alumni were
visitors Monday. They were Misses
Josephine Noldin. Ililda Olson and
Agnes Ohlin.
Oh yesl Wen have lots of visitors at
school now. We may be hOn0red even
with the presence of some of our par
ents some of these days.
All of the school books have been
moved from the South Side School to
the new High School building. Mr..
ConnOrs' Flying Squadron" did their
bit of the work. The younger boys of
the high school and the grades work
ed earnestly, which fact may be prov
EN- by looking into the vacant room
OIL the second floor of the high school
building.
The electricians are still at work in
sorting the lighting fixtures. Lights
with wire protection have been put up
in the gymnasium, Mr. Murphy has
ordered the Basket Ball apparatus
and it is expected soon. The bows are
anXiously awaiting its arrival as they
are very ANXIOUS to learn the game,
apparently new to the majority of
them.
a number of high school students,
who have been out of school since the
holidays. have returned this week.
The grand opening of the new High
School will be given Feb. u, 1918, !
This will be open 10 the public. On
account of this the seniors will have
to postpone their dance until after the !
l.enten season. The juniors in prev |
ious years, as rule. have given their |
dance, the Junior Prom. about this |
time of the year. This also will have |
TO be postponed until after Lent.
Miss Claire Trier is Mt st ,Ioseph's
hospital at Ashland. She Is recover /
ing from the effects of an operation. |
The Junior class, of which she is "A /
unit, wrote her company letter" !
last week. a meeting was held by the I
members of the class to see what /
could be done n the way of sending !
her something to make her more hap |
Ply during ger illness, and | am sure |
she will appreciate anything that is /
done for her benefit. 1t is hoped by j
her classmates that she will soon re- /
turn TO school. l.. y. ii. |
All the world Is wondering why /