Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-01
PUPILS ARE ACTIVE Z ~:
+ IN ALL OUR SCHOOLS
The Following Items Give. Evil
dence of Thrifty School

Miss Norin's seventh grade Eng
lish class wrote a Thanksgiving play
let for the turkey Holiday"
The two Glee Clubs are working
hard on their concert, which is to
be given December 18th, at 8 o'clock
p. M, in the High School auditorium.
The Seventh Grade Literary Society
has been organized. James Peterson
was elected president; Eleanor John
son, vice-president;, and Selma Rude,
secretary-treasurer. Two more liter
airy societies will be organized in the
Junior High School.
The Lafayette School received
honorary mention for being the best
appearing and most attractive grade
school building during the past month
Miss heve's second grade in the Lin
coin building received honorary men,
ton this week, because Of the attrac-
tive arrangement of art work.
The Garfield school gave a short
Thanksgiving program Wednesday
afternoon.
The fourth grade in the Central
Buildings studied the Pilgrims for
their language work last week.
Last week the members of the
Physics class had an opportunity to
study the internal structure of fau-
Gets. We thank Mr.. Benson for his
kindness in lending the necessary ar
ticles.
The children of the 4th grade Cen
trail Building gave a fruit shower
for Miss Elmquist last Thursday and
the third grade gave one for Miss
Mittvet Monday afternoon.
The Normal Training Department
will be open on Saturday afternoon,
December 4, from to p. M, for
rural teachers who wish help in
Christmas Industrial work.
The Lafayette School building has
been wired for lighting. The main
halls, kitchen and rest room as we'll
as each school room will now be fur
nished with drop lights.
Nine new pupils were recently en-
rolled in our school: Elsie, Lu-
| cile, Margaret and Lorraine Swenson
from Svea, Viola and Robert Frank
lin from Dawson, also Willard Howell,
Leone Hewitt and Ethel Chew. The
last named entered the Junior High
School. The others have become mem
bers of various grades in the Central
building.
The children in the Garfield school
are very glad to have Alice Dahl with
! them again. She has been absent on
account of illness.
The Normal Training students COM
menced practice teaching in 5th grade
geography last week.
This week the ninth grade cookery
class has been making bread and the
advanced class was initiated into the
| mysteries of pie making. The High
School Sewing class has just COM
pleted work on different types of pat
| ches and the girls are now beginning
their Christmas problem-Mother's
Christmas present.
The pupils of the sixth grade, La
fayette Building, are making posters
to be used in advertising concert
to be given by the High School in the
near future.
Buy Christmas Seals
-"Let's Co." Mlddleton's Celebrat.
ed Orchestra will play for a dance In
the Masonic Hall, December 10Th. A
cordial invitation Is extended to ev-
eryone. "That's ALL" 1t
Henry Moe returned Saturday
morning from Flandreau, S. D., where
he spent the week visiting his wife
who has been seriously ill.
Mrs. A. J. Holland left last Fri
day for her home at Benson. She
visited her sisters, Mrs. Sivert Berk-
ness and Mrs. Ed Odell, while here,
Buy Chxistmes sesla-
Avoid the last rush, for your
Xma. portraits. Come now to Elk
ier's Studio, #.