The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-09

Adams, Henry Gallagher, Robers
Opel, Herbert Gianotti, Waino
Herranen, Waino Kauppi, William
Carlson, Theodore Luthanens pohn
Skube, Harold Lindbeck and Joe
Toms.
Those who received basketball
letters were Harold Lindbeck, John
'Somrock, Theodore Luthanen, Mar
vim Adams, Henry Gallagher, Waino
Kauppi.
Elaine Anderson spent the week
end a. Virginia.
The invitations were handed out
to the Seniors Wednesday.
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The Public Speaking classes had
their finals on Thursday.
The Civics classes were enter
tanned by very stiff Civics final.
Miss Gunderson and Miss Tombs
were hostesses.
Art Club Picnic.
Dramatic Ar Club activities
were closed Thursday, June 1st,
when the club had it's last get to-
gether in the form of a picnic at
Kawishiwi Falls. This event marked
the las. of a number of pleasant
meetings enjoyed by the club dur
ing the five months of it's exist
ence. As result of these the
Dramatic Club next year falls heir
20 foundation from which they
can begin work where the present
members leave off. That this sea-
son was such success is largely
due to the efforts of Miss j. Teigen,
Director, Mr.. L. N Pierce, Advisor,
and Miss R. eastman, to whom the
Club owes many thanks.
The Dramatists left for the Falls
III cars early IN the evening.
Upon the sight of the Falls, a
stream of silvery EXPLANATIONS,
words of admiration, and wonder
ensued. Reaching the beach below
the cliffs the young ladies were the
benefactors of aquatic sensations; ;
indeed such was the attraction of
the cool wafer and inviting beach
that two members of the party sat
down in the water, and much to
their approval found that they were
actually wet. Mess call at six
heightened with eager appetites
and merry voices, was responded
to in due time. A most pala.able
supper was enjoyed by all. Until
eight the members enjoyed them
selves at various forms of amuse-
ments. When the cars left declar-
ations of satisfaction were manifest
throughout the ranks. Miss Cam
eron was guest of the Club.
1t is the most earnest desire of
the Dramatic Club that the men,
bers next year follow out. the
Dramatic work begun this year,
with the greatest possible success
in any Dramatic Art they may at
tempt to interpret.
Last Friday night the annual
athletic association dance was held
at the Washington Auditorium.
The attendance was fair and from
all remarks the dance was sue
cess. Hanson's orchestra furnished
the music.
Penmanship Notes.
During the past two months the
pupils have been working for bet
ter movement, application and per-
lection in penmanship.
If their writing measures up to
the standard required by the
Palmer Company various awards
are given. The 9Th grade pupils
receive Final Certificates; 7th and
9th, Progress Pins; 3-4-5th, Palm
er Buttons; and End grade pupils,
Gold Star Buttons.
Many of the seventh grade
pupils received Final Certificates
this year which indicates that their
penmanship is extraordinary for
their grade.
The Palmer Co. has issued to
The pupils of District No. IL in
Guiding pupils at White Iron and
Winton, the following awards:
Ill Final Certificates.
103 Progress Pins.
$50 Palmer Buttons
125 Gold Star Buttons. -
The grades listed below are
those that received. the greatest
number of awards.
Miss Davis 9Th grade, "a Certi-
ficates. N
Miss Rogstad's 9TH grade, 28
Certificates and a Progress Pms.
Miss Clancy's 9Th grade, IS
Progress Pins.
Miss Berquist's 9Th grade, rs
Palmer Buttons.
Miss Nichols 4th grade, 20
Palmer Buttons
Miss Braebender's Bird grade, %
Palmer Buttons.
Miss Cronkhite's End grade, %
Gold Star Buttons.