The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

the teachers will substitute In the For
est Park school for other teachers
who are away.
Miss Helene Daessler was unable to
meet her classes the first part OF the
week. and Miss Audre Mill was unable
TO meet her classes on Friday.
The lady teachers OF the high school
are organizing volley ball team. Be
ware mere men. you will soon suffer
singing defeat.
The members OF the advanced class
In shorthand are out to become mem
bers OF the 20. G. A." an organization
to encourage the writing OF better
Gregg shorthand To gain member
ship is no easy task but we feel that
they are capable OF doing il.
The high school teachers are 100 per
cent subscribers to the Fourth Liber-
ty Loan. IA are the Tobin and West
ern teachers. The high school facul-
ty subscribed $3.50.
AS reward for their efforts, Dor
man Ball and VIM. Ruwitch are now
full-fedged junior our-minute-men
for their high school. The contest in
which they tried for first place. close
ly pressed by Herman Miller, was full
OF enthusiasm and showed the true
spirit with which every high school
boy or girl should be imbued The
Kaiser and his Kultur were depicted
in their true light by all the speakers
"And with the downfall OF the thous-
headed. thousand-horned, thousand
fanged pirate Of the air, assassin OF
the seas, despoiler OF the earth, and
ambassador OF hell" were the
names given to the Kaiser by Herman
Miller in his closing remarks.
Although the boys came out victor
ious the girls were not far behind.
They worked Just as hard and spent
as much valuable time and energy and
were Just as enthusiastic as the boys.
The contest was well worth the time
spent as it not only gave valuable ex-
perience to the contestants in public
speaking, but helped to spread the
enirit of Amaricanicm
The high school lost valuable
member when Clinton Purdy left at
the close OF the week for Houghton.
Myrtle Leonard and Harriet Knight
drove up from Marquette and visited
the high school Tuesday. John Wat
son was also visitor during the
past week
In game which though slow, con-
tanned plenty of excitement Crystal
Falls high school won from Norway
high school on the latter's grounds
last Saturday. 10 to 10. Grass foot
deep on the field pu speed on OF the
question. and stiff wind blowing di-
agonally across the field interfered
with punts and passes. But both OF
the teams put up stiff fight.
Crystal Falls touchdowns were
made in the first and third quarters.
The locals won the toss and received
the kick. A strong attack carried the
ball to the ten-yard line where it was
lost on downs Norway failed to gain
and punted, but the wind carried the
punt out of bounds on the forty-yard
line. After series OF end runs and
bucks, Peterson took the ball over
from the courtyard line. Hollow
missed goal. The second touchdown
was the result OF long run by Kier-
en- on forward pass from Hollow.
Hollow kicked goal. Gordon Davis
made the third touchdown from the
six-yard line. He went over once on
an enc run, and was called back by
the referee on penalty, but on sec
md run. took 1t over again for touch
iown.
Norway's touchdowns were tie re-
SUIT Of successful pass and fiftT-
yard run by Posi-. Norway's fullDs ok,
hroush the left side OF the CrystSl
Falls lina