Willmar tribune., 1919-10-15
SCHOOL NOTES.
(Intended for last week.

(1Ht0HueU LOT ldSC week.
Miss Abby Paddock, one of our eighth
grade teachers, is i'll this week with
tonsilitis:; Mrs Haltenhon is substitute
have Wt 0e the eods Ss
fall
The heating plant is nearing compile
ton. Three enormous boilers are be-
ing Installed which will easily take care
of the entire central group of buildings.
This system will be ready for use about
November 1st
Gratz, of last years teaching force,
made us pleasant call on Tuesday of
last week Miss Olds taught Plane Geo
metry and General Science, while Miss
The date of the football game with
Benson has been changed from October
18th to October 25th: A new game has
been scheduled with Glencoe for October
18th. Both of these games will be play
ed at Willmar On Saturday of this
week Litchfield High School comes to
Willmar. Every red blooded person in
just south Of Mayor Wellin's park.
1t is being put in shape this week by
for the game will be Is and 25c.
On October 4th the Willmar Football
team defeated Renville High School at
Renville by. a score of SO to nothing.
The best of feeling was exhibited by
members Of the rival team with the re-
, suit that the game was clean one
throughout. Superintendent West of Rem
vile did all in his power to make our
! stay in his town a pleasant one Among
the Willmar people present were Mrs
Gilbert, and the Misses Quigley and
Barker. Messrs, Brohaugh and Trebil-
cock accompanied the boys on the trip
| A football rouser was held in the high
school assembly room on Thursday OF
last week during the twenty minutes
period. The high school athletic asso-
citation was organized and the following
officers were elected:
dent, Estelle Lundquist; secretary, Ber-
| nice Benson; treasurer Walter Rykken
Rooter King, Raymond Severinson.
A short talk was given, by Mr.. Bro
Importance of clean craftsmanship. Mr.
Trebilcock followed with an explana-
ton Of the principal rules of football
The program concluded with some blood
stirring yells led by the newly elected
| rooter king.
The Senior Class had a meeting Fri
day noon. The following officers were
elected:
President Everett Macdonald; vice
president, June German; secretary, Es-
telle Lundquist; treasurer, Dana Spen-
cer Miss Falk was chosen Class Ad-
wiser.
Joseph Feleen have re-entered High
School since they have been discharg-
of the Junior Glass and the High School
is very glad to welcome them back:
Miss Sherwood drove to Elk River
The The Normal Training class spent last
| Friday visiting rural Schools Four
schools were visited during the day
The class found this rather. strenuous
program, but felt we'll repaid for the
time.
The Normal Training class begins its
student teaching this week with reading
The cooking classes have finished
their study of fruits and vegetables and
| have, begun the study of Of b. batters terso and nc
The Physics and Chemistry are doing
more intensive work on the metric sys-
fore. This is because of the agitation
in regard to the making Of this sys-
tenn the international system of com
'od wouid be greatly facilitated by the use
of an international system OF we1ghts
and measures and that the United
States would make a @ great stride ST. &c e,oto to-
nation by adopting such system. Be.
cause of it's simplicity and because of
the fact that it has already been adopt
ric system is. no doubt, the logical one
to adopt. Should such change take
place, It will be of great value to our
boys and .l girls to be familiar II with the
Miss Martha Lorentzen very pleas
antly entertained the teachers of the
Lafayette School at dinner on Thurs
day evening.
The pupils of the Lafayette School
are the proud possessors of new
basket ball.
The teachers Of the Lafayette School
had a picnic supper on the lake shore,
Saturday evening. AE -
Miss Ida Carlson's Sixth Grade was
over-crowded In the room in the Indus
trial Building and so far pupils have
exchanged rooms with Miss Persons
Seventh Grade - .sGztxse Sze %~F
The Parent-Teachers' Association Of