Warren sheaf., 1920-12-01
Public School Notes

! Public School Notes
Adena Carlson and Edythe skog, re-
pOrters.
School reopened Monday after four
day vacation, with practically full
attendance There will be three weeks
of work before the Christmas vacation,
which will begin on Friday, Dec. 18th.
Ruth jacobson, of Kennedy, and Ar
thur Wiegeft, Of Warren, enrolled this
week in the Freshman class, bringing
the total enrolment Of that class up to
IS.
Inga Thompson, Of the Freshman
class, who has been absent on account
of trouble with her eyes, will return
this week.
Edythe Nelson, of the same class, has
been absent due to a throat operation,
but will soon be back. ::
Roy SEVERN returned Monday from
Minneapolis, after a weeks absence.
This is, the last week of the second
siv weeks period. Next week report
cards will be given out. z.$
The basket ball teams have been or
ganized. The boys basket ball team
will practice on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings. The girls basket
ball team will practice on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. If If.
A girls and boys Glee Club and also
an Orchestra have been organized. The
boys glee club practice on Tuesday eve
ming, the girls on Wednesday evening,
and the orchestra on Thursday even
ing, -. ~ e.. .,s.s 1s.s
s Henry Halvorson of the class of 1920,
visited school on Monday. s. s:.
Thursday night, is the second enter
!sts: ..t, 7 s1lsie
Baker, a noted @contralto, will appear
with two SUPPORTING artists.
George and Bess Barrett, of Bull,
Minn, have entered the third grade for
a few weeks.
Eddie Eslund entered the eighth
grade lastsweek.
A number of teachers spent their
Thanksgiving vacation at their homes
or, visiting with friends Those who
were out Of town are: Miss Hunt and
Mrs. Ericsson at Grand Forks, Miss Lein
at: Virginia, Mimi, Miss Hurlbut at
Stephen, Miss Peterson at Crookston,
Miss [Holmberg at .Crookston, Miss
Pickard at Crookston. The following
teachers spent their vacation in War
ren : Miss Swanson, Misses Dallman,
Miss, O'Meara, Miss Tindall, Miss
Minerva Smith, Miss LORETTA Smith,
Mrs. Cassidy.
Washington School Notes.
Mrs. Byron Hauser, who has been
substituting for Miss Ellen Swanson,
was absent Tuesday because of the
illness Of her husband.
Several absences have been reported
in the grades due to colds and other ILL
ness.
Miss Johanna Dollman substituted in
the eighth grade Monday afternoon in
Miss Lein's absence. Edith Endahl of
the Teachers Training Department,
took Miss Dollman's place in the sixth
grade.
5. The pupils that excelled in scholar
ship and department at the Washing
ton building during the month Of No
vember were as follows:
Seventh grade-Ruth Hayes, George
Botko, Eva Airhart, Katherine Borde-
wick, Selma Juveland.
Sixth grade Clarence Urtes, Arnold
Johnson, Melicent sjostrand, Reubin
Holmquist and Lorine Olson.
Fifth grade Ralph Peterson, Emelia
Bloomsness and Frank Stinchfield.
Fourth grade-Jean Quistgard, Good
win Holmquist, Aida Boardson, vii
liam Anderson, Rose Maruska, Elna
Olson, and Wesly Wadsworth.
= Third grade-Wendal Peterson, Olga
Boardson, Marian Boardson and Ruth
Davis. "A
Second grade = Norma Hayes,
Dorothy Blegen, Ralph Lodoen,
Dorothy sjostrand and Joseph Davis.
First grade-Lloyd Juveland, Kermit
Mcneil, Howard Lyngholm, Merle
Erickson, Joyce Pihlstrom and EVELYN
Berg. .=,.>. -5z.sssss ..s +
Those that were neither absent nor
tardy were Dorothy Hirst, Arthur
johnson, Hannah Olson and Joyce PHIL
strom.
Evald Johnson is i'll this week. :
i Myrtle Dyrud returned to her duties
in the Teachers Training Department
Tuesday. .#s ID. .f.ss 1.=z
Helgeland Pioneer is Dead.
BENJAMIN Erickson Arhaug Of Helge-
land, died Nov. 28. Obituary next
week