The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-04-14
Honor Roll.

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of G-plus for the last school month
! Seniors-Mary Nichols, Henry
Gallagher, Ethel Takkunen, Hannah
Mosnik, Allie Ronka, Emby Hill
and Marvin Adams.
Juniors-David Bourgin, Alice
Berglund, Elsie Blixt, Minervs
Miller, Gladys Lindblad, Gertrude
Porthan, and Lillian Thompson.
Sophomores- Fannie Maxi, Urhc
Maenpaa, Bernice Prisk, Isaac
Martell, Sylvia Makela, Frank John
son, Lydia Esterberg, and Pau
Dahl.
Freshmen-Lillian Hill, Bennett
Graves, Martha Lahti, Ada John
son, Inez Lampi, Lillian Erickson
Lillian Hendrickson, Sulo Roterus
Harold Cloutier, Olga Nappa, Sara
Mitchell, Julia Mayerle, Katherine
Evanochek, Emily Christopher, ane
Alice Penala.
The following have an average
of "E" for the last school month
Senior-Corinne Leino.
JUNO s-Alice Sundholm anc
Saima Saari.
Selma Saari, Gertrude Matilda, ano
Mildred Pearson.
Freshmen-Elna Kukkanen, Mary
Rom, and Maimi Haari.
Sans Correspondence Corner.
Dear Suzie:
Now how could va think / -ment
YOU used lip silk and rouge and
powder, Suzie, honest l forgot that
pome was fer you, but anyway II
was fer you and not bout you, see
Suzie? Gee don't get indignation
at me or I'll pine away or sumpthin
like that in looks. You wouldn't
want ter see me all pail and thin
would you, Suzie. Ha! Ha! that
makes you laugh and now you ant
sore any more Gee but you're
forgivin, almost as fergivin as me
pritty near, anyway. That's sayin
a lot so you oughter feel fattened
Gee you oughter take French its
great stuff-you can't even under
stand it-honest ter soda crackers
Why one CURL comes up ter me
and hands me a notice that
should go fer penmanship, l guess
they herd what good Fighter
was, and she had purple dress
with a green velvet waist coat and
lots of ribbons and beads, looking
awful swell, and l seq, Gee, but
that dress looks bewtiful on va, be.
ing a nice thing fer me to say, Ell
Suzie. She gives me look ano
seq, Be as confectionery as va
want ter, but don't get cafeteria
! asked a kid how to speel then
verbs an he told me and sed DOM
you understand French, va boob?'
Gee I felt ignorant, | guess I'll try
to take that mex yer so I'll know
it, / thought / new everythir
though, but guess I will when
take that-even the smartest kir
learn things our English techer SEE
and looked rite at me. Oh | al
most forgot my reputation. One
kid sed, Say you're so tout a rot
ten egg would be fresh Ground yor
jus think. If he hadn't of beer
smaller than me I'd hit him marc
honest! / gives him one lucl
and he turns and walks down those
stares so fast you'd a thought
was after him really, Well gosh
I'll forgive him-ike allies do.
must quit now. Au River! III
tell you what that means mex time.
| Yours, Samuel Hickory Morgan
Alias Sam
Track.
The track season is now on hard
Up to date, thirty-eight cinder ath
letes have reported to Mr.. Farley
track Coach. Due to wet weather
practice cannot be begun at once
but as soon as the ground is hare
practice will begin. So we'll soor
see some of our "dust makers
dashing away at the bark of the
gun. Track is not exactly new tt
the High School. 1t was started
two years ago, but nothing much
came out of it. This year there
will be inter-class track meets. Il
we can develop some good men
it is likely that a delegation will
attend the Range Meet at Eveleth
to show the range boys that we're
on the map.
The following events will make
up the work in Track.
The 100, 22O, and 44O yarc
dashes. The mile and half mile
runs. The high and low hurdle.
for 100 and 120 yards. The higE
jump, pole vault, the shot put, the
hammer and the discuss. All boy.
who are in good health should be
out for track, if they think they're
good or not. Many fine athlete.
have been developed out of mer
who think that they haven't got &
chance. Thirty weight is a small
number to be out for track, wher
there are about two hundred boy.
in High School. Where are the
rest of the fellows. Where is then
class and school spirit? Come Out
and help the Ely High School te
have "rip-a-roarin" track team.
| Baseball.
It's about time to be limberinl
up the old arm, boys Springs in
the air and with it baseball ha.
come. When the call for baseball
men is made, come out, if you're
at all interested in baseball. Inter:
class contests will be INDUCED in
and it is hoped that we'll have g
High School team that will play 9
full schedule of games. The vacant
lots are full of small boys playing
baseball. You'd better start timber.
ing that arm up. Don't go toe
hard, because the weather isn1
quite warm enough to open up with
all your fancy throws. Take il
easy and when the call for baseball
comes, go out, and fight for your
class and the Ely High School.