Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-04-08
SCHOOL NOTES

The Annual Junior-Sen1or banquet
was held in the gymnasium Saturday
evening, April second.
The gymnasium was decorated In
the school colors, orange and olack'
and neither time nor effort had been
spared to make it a place of beauty.
Hundreds of yards of paper cnalns
were the chief means of decorations.
At seven o'clock John Bowlin, the
president of the Junior class invited
the guests to enter the gymnasium
and find their respective places. The
following menu was prepared by
Mrs. Della Proudfoot and Mrs. Robert
Degendorfer, and was served by MEM
hers of the Home Economics class.
Tomato Boullion
Dreamed Chicken Whipped Potatoes
Dreamed Carrots
Hot Rolls Pickles
Butterfly Salad
Waters
Orange Ice Chocolate Cake
After this delicious repast, Miss
Jean Harris took her place as toast
mistress and called upon the follow
ing coasters.
Welcome .................... John Bowlin
Response ...-....--....--... Eva F. Hays
To '21 ................ Laverne Milhardt
To '22 ..........-....-.. William Ringness
To a departing blessing -..-....--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Marion Larson
Ere he takes his fight MIR. Utne
To our friends tried and true.
.-.-.-..-..-........-- Hazel Cosgrove
BY one of them OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.....-.. Miss Mabel Macomber
Memories . Bernice Richardson
To the future .-..M Mildred Leuty
At this point the guests were in
vited to the assembly room, where
the following program was held.
School Songs
Recitation "An Easy Errand"
Janice Gould
Recitation .. 1.-THE Dying Hobo"
Miss Klippstein
Songs ............--.-.-Mr. O'Connell
Recitation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-..."Sparticus to the Gladiators"
Leigh Roberts
The tables having been cleared
away, the guests once more went to
the gymnasium, where the remain
der of the evening was spent in dane
ing. The music was furnished by
Miss Minnie Buckentin and Henry
Watzke. Much pleasure was also
found in balcony, where Miss Nellie
Moran told the different guests what
the future had in store for them.
Great credit for the success of this
party is due Miss Doris Barber, the
Junior class advisor.
Last Saturday afternoon at meet
ing of the Women's Civic League,
Miss Elsa Klippstein was elected
president for the coming year.
Miss Agnes Benson has accepted
position in the high school at
Stewartville, Mimi, at a salary of
$1485.
Miss Margaret Ryan and Miss
Mildred Ortman have signed con-
tracts to teach at Alexandria, Min
nesota, the coming year..
Mrs. Sorf1aten of Alexandria, is
visiting the schools this week.
Mrs. Dickey is substituting for
Miss Olga Kueter, who was called to
her home in Breckenridge by the
death of her father.
The spring primary class, con-
Quoted by the Training Department
will open April 10Th. Only children
who will be six years of age before
January first are to be admitted.
Rose Runnie, Freda Horn, and
Sophie Zahl gave a demonstration in
bread making during the short
course at the West Central School of
Agriculture.
The members of the Home Econ
omics l Class in interior decorating
are now working on their plans for
a model home.
Miss Florence Johnson has resumed
her work as a member of the Junior
class. She has been confined to her
home with rheumatism for three
months.
Last Wednesday morning the Stud
ents in High School had the privi-
lege of hearing a rare treat when
readings were given by Mr.. William
Hope, vocal solos by Messrs, P. S.
Jordan and Walter Ortman and a
cello solo by Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. Utne has announced the class
honors for the year 1921. Bernice
Richardson, who is the third mem