The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-15
Friday and
Saturday
MatineeSa
STATE NORMAL
NEWS AND NOTES BY THE
TRAINING SCHOOL DE-
PARTMENT.

II Elgntn Graue MUSIC cluD gave
an informal program Tuesday after
noon The following numbers were
given: Chorus, Good BY Broadway;
Hello France; piano solo. George
Holster; story OF Snow White. Miss
Clark; piano solo, Frank Niece; vic
trola record. %Schubert's Ave Maria"
by Heifetz; brief story of Heifitz's
fame, Norma Waters; piano solo,
John Goldman; Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Thursday afternoon the first year
intermediate boys played the eighth
grade boys at basketball. The score
stood % to 10 in favor of the great
big eighth grade boys.
Other quite important games that
were played this week were a game
between the seventh and sixth grade
girls, the score being 10 to 4 In favor
of the seventh grade, and another
between the seventh and eighth
grade and the sixth grade boys. The
latter score was 81 to 6 In favor of
the seventh and eighth grades. These
games are as full of pep and real
team work as those played by the
senior teams, we are told by the ha-
bitual RIOTERS"
We were favored with a visit from
Supt. Wilson from Topeka, Kan,
Thursday. He is on the state survey
commission.
A. lnapFnn nInga for FIRST 1raAn
pupils will be started March Is. No
children under 5 years of age will be
taken.
Thursday was another day for par
ties in different grades. The outgo-
ing teachers of the fifth and sixth
grades gave one for their children.
The teachers of the third grade were
obliged to give one for their children
as the arithmetic contests by the
Washington and Lincoln clubs closed
with a tie-neither club winning over
the other. In the fourth grade the
Hustlers were obliged to give a party
to the Rustlers, as the latter team
scored the highest in the arithmetic
contests they have been having.
One of our seniors was placed
Thursday in a very fine position in
the eighth grade of the Topeka, Kan,
7 schools. Miss Leora Laughlin was
the fortunate young lady to secure
the place. The position is a very de-
sirable one from several standpoints,
Miss Laughlin is the first senior to
accept a position.
Friday morning assembly program
was given by the kindergarten and
first grade. 1t was divided into two
parts, as follows: Part Musical
Numbers: Vocal solo. 1.-THE Daisy
Margaret Hanson; vocal solos
Smile, Smile, Smile" Keep the
Home Fires Burning" Reiber Hovde
vocal solos, "Baby's Boat" Nam
my's Little Coal Black Rose" Ruth
F~rudenfeld. Part 2-Puppet Show
Story, The Three Billy Goats Gruff.'
Junior Walden; Little Billy Goat
Gruff, Leslie Marquart; Big Billy
Goat Gruff, Milton Buehler; Great
Big Billy Goat Gruff. Kenneth Kel
logg; Troll, oswald Anderson.
Mrs. Henrietta W. Calvin, a mem
Der of the United States bureau o.
education. Washington. ID. c.. is aid
ing in the survey of South Dakota
When in Madison last. January, sh'
planned a course for student teach
ers and all others interested, ii
First Aid" This course to be givel
by a graduate nurse in the spring
term, and become a regular feature
of service. Mrs. Calvin said If sh'
, did no more while in Madison thai
arrange this course that she consider
ed hat hat alone had made her visi
worth while. Details concerning tn
work will be announced later.
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