The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-10-19
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

rFederick w. Stowe, Minister.
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
11:00 a. m.-Publiic Worship.
800 p. m-Praise and preaching
SCHOOL NOTES
Editor in Choief. ;. Christina Clinch
Senior Reporter. .. Theodore Tofte
Junior Reporter. ....... Hubert Scott
Sophomore Reporter. Nellie Hussey
Freshman Reporter. Lloyd Johnson
Hubert Scott went to Duluth Fri
day and returned Sunday.
Theodore Tofte spent the weekend
with his parents at Tofte.
A, number of high school boys were
hunting partridges on Sunday. They
all got the limit.
We were all glad to see Miss Feath-
erstone back at school Monday after
an absence Of four weeks on account
Of illness.
The high school pupils and faculty
were invited to party given by the
Senior Girl Scouts Friday night.
Games were played and a dainty
lunch was served.
The Junior Girl Scouts and their
leader, Miss Hicks, held a fudge
party Friday night in the Domestic
Science room.
Amy Backlund fell down the second
, flight Of stairs in the high school
Thursday after school. Her knees
and wrists were rather badly bruised
but she has fully recovered.
The following pupils of the first
grade had perfect attendance dur
ing the month of September:
Margaret Allen, Alma Anderson,
Katherine Drouillard, Elizabeth La
Plante, Lillian Larson, George Mitch
ell, Eileen Smith, James Thibeault
and Rose Thibeault.
| Rose Murphy and Robert Zimmer-
man gave us some very interesting
talks on current events last Friday
morning. Nellie Hussey and Cert
rude Carter gave very creditable
speeches on Wednesday.
The first examinations we're held
last Thursday and Friday in high
school. Report cards were given out
Tuesday noon.
The @. E. D. Literary Society will
give their second program Friday
afternoon.
The school intends to add to it's
library in the near future.
Each student in bookkeeping has
received his books, which he will
keep in business way. Each one in
the class will conduct a business Of
his own and carry out various busi-
ness enterprises.
The following were elected to
serve on the High School Athletic
Association:
President ....... Theodore H. Tofte
Vice President ....... Hubert Scott
Sec. and Treas. .Ellwood Johnson
A few boys besides the Boy Scouts
turned out to- work on the track last
Saturday. Beverly Johnson drove
the team Of horses which they hired.
They succeeded in getting the track
laid out, plowed, and some filling put
in on the lower part. The boys
think that at this rate there will be
a track before next spring.
Last Saturday was tag day for the
Grand Marais High School Athletic
Association. A number Of the high
school girls sold tags during the day.
They were very successful and took
in about nineteen dollars and eighty
seven cents.
The Boy Scouts did not go on their
hike as planned last Saturday. They
all turned out in the morning but by
mutual agreement they postponed
their hike and worked on the track
/ instead They ate dinner in the
Domestic Science room instead of
out in the woods as expected. They
all put in a day Of good hard work.
Some went to Mr. Quiel's home to
enjoy q good supper after days work.
The pupils whose names appear on
/ the honor roll this year will be
those having the highest average
grades. For the past six weeks
4 they are: s.s 6 III
Hubert Scott, Genevieve Bay1e,
Theodore b fte, Lloyd johnson,
Judi Allen, Ealwood Johnson. !. i
The teachers have announced .
1 change il their way Of marking this
year They use the following letters
j instead of ffigur res as Formerly used:
81 s55 II
! III 81 below 75 q d 2 s