The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-18
HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR full OF
ACTIVITY Y | and
Much G. Merit
Grades Organize and Elect
! Officers; Social Affairs
+ Follow Ban s..ss'-
SENIORS WILL COMPILE
=. =. ..... ANNUAL THIS YEAR
Asking Support Issuing Credit
able Volume as Memorial
to Graduation
SENIORS WILL COMPILE
ANNUAL THIS YEAR
BY Earl Cochran.

Dy G1l1 .s .sEtf
The SCHOOL session this year proves
to be one of unusual activity, even
the influenza ban, on for seven
weeks, does not seem to have affected
the support and enthusiasm with
which the students are supporting
every interest. I -. 49, -. ...l
The class meetings have been well
attended and the literary programs
have shown the best talent, which
each participating could give The
Boosters club has given loyal sup
port at every game and even athletics
have been well supported The stu
dents have taken unusual interest in
this line, so there has been large
field to pick from: r.
r.. Compiling Annual. :...@
The niors, this year, ans editing
an annual which will be! the first,
since 1912, and there is plan to
have another minstrel against this
year, which will esurpass the one
which was given last year. The
high school orchestra is also another
addition to the activities of the
school and under the supervision Of
Miss Conat, music instructor, is max
ing fine progress and will furnish
the music for future entertainments,
which are to be given by the school.
The science classes have organized
a science club, and are going to take
up the discussion of subjects which
cannot be taken up in class. \
Glasses Organized.
The high school grades have or
ganized and elected officers for the
school year., The executives Of the
freshman class are as follows:
President-PasIa Goldberg.
President--Elsie Blackburn.
Secretary Treasurer - Alice Cam
eron.
The freshmen gave. a strictly
freshman party Saturday evening,
January II, at the Elks hall. The
party began with program which
was given by some Of the members
of the class. Alice Cameron sang
Smiles" and "I'm Sorry Made You
Cry; reading by Pasha Goldberg:
piano solo by Gwendolyn Medland:
violin solo by Louis Brown, selections
by Boys glee club; "Kattie'' by Irene
Powell.
The rest of the evening was spent
in dancing and games, the music be-
ing furnished by members of the
class. The party was chaperoned by
Miss Mabel Wager, class adviser:
Miss Sarah Mitchell, Miss Myers and
Miss Sandal. Lunch consisting. of
pickles, sandwiches, cake and choco-
late was served about II o'eloek and
the party broke up at 12. Nothing
except that Ralph Moberg
combed his for the first time in quite
awhile. n #a&4B%s T1tEt
( ! Sophomore Glass Officers.
President-John Koors.
Observation-Disclosures Kreatz,
- ~@Secretary-Treasurer-Philip Denu.
The sophomore class gave a party
January 3, at the
Masonic hall. The evening was spent
in games and dancing, the. music
being furnished by Alice Minnick
and members Of the class. The chan
erons were Miss Sarah Mitchell, Miss
Cora Heligh and j. w. Smith. Lunch
consisting of ice cream, and. waters
was served and the party dispersed
at 12 o'clock. -.-.r -,
$50. Junior Glass Affairs. ~
. The officers Of the junior class are:
= President-Ear1 Cochran. 81 u !
r Secretary -Treasurer-Evelyn Kirk.
Il The Junior class has given two
jitney lunches and have made good
on both.
The jitney lunches consist of
sandwiches and pie, furnished by the
members Of the class. The pies We're
cut into six pieces and sold for five
cents, while the sandwiches are also
sold for five cents each, and 1t was
from the nick name ''jitney" that the
lunches got their name. The lunches
are served after school and the pro-
ceeds are clear profit.
Senior Glass Executives.
President-Avis Cameron!
Vice-President-T Willis,
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