Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25

Hslsid Fssle.- ,. i:
Prof. r.. o. Christenscen. chairman.
Commercial Work tthird hoor
Woodworth)-Dr. =. II Towne. chair
man.
English CLOS woodworth)-Prof:
John Adams Taylor, chairman.
Romance Languages u01 Wood
Home Economics Easement, Davis
hall)-Miss Christine Fnlayson,
chairman.
Manual Arts (basemert, Wood
worth)-Prof. Henry H. Jeddeloh,
chairman. s4s
Music t205 woodworth)-Prof r
H. Wilcox, chairman. d.
May Fete University Campus
$3.50 p. M. Under the direction sof
Prof. Nell ,Martindale.
Music Contest (Armory)-S p. m.
Under direction of Prof. E. H. Wilcox.
Saturday. May 81.
Final Debate (Woodworth hall)-
Band. Orchestra and Piano Contest
(Armory)-9:30 q. nj. (Part of
music %contest.)
1nterscholastic Field Meet tUni-
versity feld)-2 p. m.
May Fete (repeated)-6:30 p. N.
Final Defamation Contest and
Awarding of Prizes and Medals
(Armoryu-S p. m.
Final Dcbatc-High School Debating
League.
The final debate in the series Of
1s2O-21 takes place on Saturday
morning in the auditorium of Wood
worth hall. The trophy OF the league
is a handsome cup Of solid silver.
known as the Herald cup and upon
it is engraved each year the name OF
the school winning the final contest,
together with the names of the sue
fulain three final debates becomes the
lpermanent gpossessor of it.
The High School Music Contest.
The final music contest among the
high schools OF the state will occur in
the armory o. Friday evening and
Saturday forenoon h preliminary
contest takes place Thursday after
non or Friday under the direction OF
the department of music.
Declamatio,nn Contest.
The final high school defamation
, contest takes place in the university
harmony On Saturday evening. On the
day preceding, preliminary contests
are arranged, by the university for the
purpose 81 selecting from the partici-
pants three boys and three girls to
take part in the final contest. In
these preliminary contests the girls
appear in one group and the boys in
another, with a set of judges for each
Interscholastic Field Meet.
=. Open to students from all classified
high schools. The preliminary con
tests are held on Friday at 2 p. M;
the final on Saturday. afternoon at
p. m. on University field.
Tennis Tournament.
GA state high school tennis tourna'
iment will also be held at the univer
sity at the time of the conference
Professor Davis has this in charge.
Accommodations.
Accommodations will be provided
for contestants in the debating, decla
from Thursday evening until Sunda!
morning. Each contestant shoult
bring a pair of blankets. ALL contest
ants will be met at the trains by tn,
entertainment committee. !
The names of contestants in sing
ing, debating and defamation shoult
be sent to he Extension Division
University, n. D..
The names Of athletic contestant
should be sent to Professor Paul J
Davis before May Is.
All contestants are requested y u
register. on arrival. at the office 70
the secretary, Merrifield hall. >.
f=Interest.: TT
Art Exhibit-30 Woodworth hal
Ceramics Exhibit-Mining Engi
neering building. p
Homo Economics. Department
Davis hail:
Manual Arts-7 Wodworth hall.
Museum = Mining Engincerin
building.
The Public Health Laboratory
sol Science hall.
The Recommendation Committee
Prot. G. G. Schmidt, chairman, 10
Woodwork.
Weather. Maps and Charts. Weatlre
Bureau station-Science hall. s@
Chicago = Financial mismanagt
notwithstanding fictitious capitalizatio
totalling s625.O00. 900 handed stock
holders in 1910-1920 was charge
against railroad executives in a state
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