Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-04-22
SCHOOL NOTES

Short Summary Of Senior Class
Play Nothing But the Truth
Gwen Ralston, daughter of veal |
thv broker, is secretary for the COM
unittee which is to raise money for
seaside home for children, Gwen gives
Bob Bennett, her fathers partner,
the sum of ten thousand dollars 10
double. This is done secretly as her
father has promised to double all
money raised over twenty thousand.
Mr.. Ralston has invested in certain
quick silver stocks, which are worth
less. Mr.. Ralston attempts to- sell
this to his wealthy customers, but
Bob refuses to have any thing to dc
with it, as his idea is that person
should be honest under all and any
circumstances
An argument takes place. The
three members of the firm bet Bob
, ten thousand dollars that he cannot
go twenty-four hours telling
Nothing But the Truth" The bet
starts at four o'clock.
Bob Bennett goes to Mr.. Ralston's
country home, where he is to. spend
the twenty-four hours under watch
full eyes. He finds himself in all sorts
of difficulties. He is put to greater
tests, when his f1ance asks him
nerve racking" questions.
. But, tho every one attempts to get
Bob to tell a lie, he tells Nothing
., But the Truth" and wins the bet
$4,000. See how he does it at the
Orpheum, April % and 23rd.
Myrtle Leir has been elected Presi-
dent of the Junior Glass for the re-
mainder of the year.
Mr.. Swenson, representative Of the
Underwood Typewriting Co., was
caller in the Commercial Department
of the High School, during the past
week.
Members Of the public school fac
ulty were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dushek at dinner Satur-
day evening, at the Merchants Hotel.
The color scheme of yellow, was
carried out in flowers, place cards
and favors, also in the four course
dinner. After the dinner the guests
we're invited upstairs, where the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
in listening to music and taking part
in games and contests of other kinds.
DR.. and Mrs. e. T. Fitzgerald also re-
Gently entertained at dinner several
members of the faculty. ,,
Cora Ulvestad and Eva Hansen
have returned to school. They have
been ill for some time.
This week closes. the fifth period
for the year. "Tempus fugit" is
correct: only one period remains.
Several teachers .. and students.
motored to Hancock last Friday eve
ming in order to see the. e; Hancock
High School class Play s"Tl E Il II d the
Trick" ~ e. '% 9trsEB EsRa
Miss Elsa Klippstein gave a six
O'Clock dinner Sunday evening, to
several members of the faculty.
DR.. M. e. Haggertys Dean Of the
College of Education of the Univers-
ity of Minnesota, will give the COM
mencement address at the Orpheum
theatre, Friday evening, June the
third. Z,
Supt and Mrs. Theo. Utne and chill
dren motored to Alexandria last Sat-
urday, and to Fergus Falls on Sun
day. .It ..> ~. ..... =
The High school students, who.
take music lessons at st. Mary's con-
vent have been working hard for
the recital which is to be given at
the Orpheum theatre, Sunday, May
first. The girls have their practice at
the convent and thus receive credit
for the work done.
Garden Clubs have been organized
in the Longfe11ow school. These
clubs are under the leadership Of
Mr.. Frank Olson, boys and girls
club leader.
The Normal Training girls have re-
turned after two weeks of success
full practice teaching in the rural
schools.
Miss Carrie L. Slindee visited the
rural schools while the girls Of her
department we're doing their practice
teaching. r.
Each year a spring primary class is