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

s-Bi Goes Over the Top In Fruit Pit
Collection.

nounced The honors went 10 the pu-
pills OF S-Bl, who gathered eleven lbs.
and / ounce. Miss Garvey's pupils,
the AS and 5-B's were close sec
ond with their ten pounds and eight
ounces. Miss Perry's grade. the B's.
collected eight pounds and seven ozs.
and received third place. Miss Rior-
dams grade, the AS, deserve honor
able mention for their seven pounds
and one ounce.
F. w. Tlegs kindly offered TO the
winning grade fine pensil sharpener,
which tho BIS are now proudly dis
playing.
The total OF III pounds and fifteen
ounces viii furnish enough carbon TO
line fifteen and six-sevenths gas
masks The results OF the collection
are gratifying and show how the For
est Park pupils take hold of war
work
The girls OF the department have
boon organized into six volley ball
teams, the captains OF which are AL
verna Tromblay, Flora Oss. Lefe
Waite. Mary Zebrasky. Annie Andriz-
II and Inez Bertrand. An interesting
series or games Is now In progress, the
results OF which will be announced IN
a later tssna
The lnat period on Monday was set
aside IN all grndss Cor the Observance
OF Columbus Day. All OF the depart
ment pnpils gathered IN assembly Co
listen 10 the following program.
Sons~-'Columhtn- --s.. Department
over the Top ........J John Bendick
song---A Thousand Years. DepartIn't
Talk columbus and Columbus
Day" -. ..........C. A. Burkhart
Solo-National Hymn Lefe Waite
Pres Wilson's Proclamation .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Kieth Uren
Declaration or independence
Alverna Tromblay.
Ingrid Lithen.
Flora Browman
Piano Duet-"A Song OF Triumph"
..... Misses Sayles and Peterson
Song Star Spangled Ban
ner" ............. The Department
Tho teachers and pupils Of the
school were glad to see number OF
visitors during tho past week. Mrs.
Rein and Mrs. Eddyvean visited one
OF the first grades. Mrs. Morris Rich
ards and Mrs Will Richards called on
the s BIS and the Misses Myrtle Leon
ard, Harriet knight and Elizabeth
Heck were guests Of the assembly pu-
pills.
Esther Buckley spelled down the 4th
"A's" last Friday
Good things never come singly"
said an Of the pupils In grades S to
eight last Tuesday afternoon. when
they were entertained BY a double
headed attraction Mrs. Heaton Of tic
department Of the Victor
Machine company showed us
how our Victor machine can be of
value 70 us IN our school work. Her
program consisted OF representative
music from the different nations.
music having historical value, Indian
selections and rhythm work Mrs.
Heaton complimented us on the splen.
aid equipment OF our school and es-
pecially our fine collection OF Victor
records.
Following Mrs. Heaton came +. Ctl
whm we had already learn
ed 10 know in his official position OF |
state club leader under the auspices |
of the Michigan Agricultural College |
and the United States department OF |
agriculture. We enjoyed having Mr.. |
Lindeman with us again and singing |
under his direction. In his all-too-
brief speech he warned us not to be
deceived by peace talk and urged us
10 continue our various kinds OF war
work such as collecting fruit pits.
buying Thrift stamps, etc
On Friday last the Misses Little,
Munns, Wills and Behan were enter
-ained at the home OF Charles Rogers
II Fortun Lake.
Miss Cecil wisler. the physical dI-
rector. is planning TO organize even
ng classes for teachers in folk and
aesthetic dancing. volley ball teams
among the teachers will also be ar
range for under Miss wisler's direc-
ion.
County Clerk John Wall was called
o Camp Grant Saturday as a Witness
n the trial of Robert s. Cage, who