The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-05-19

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Batteries: Sr.-Gianotti and Vessel
Fresh.--Kukko and Klobutcher.
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lSeniors, -----3 o 1000
Juniors, -1 800
aSophomores, t----1 500
Freshmen, ---7-o 8 900
Typists to Mt. Iron.
Saturday, May 20, four of our
High School typists will compete
with the. typists from other range
high schools in contest al Noun
tain Iron. All four are girls, two
first year typists, Gladys Lindblad
and Alice Berglund, and two second
year, Enid Kessell and Hannah Mos
mix.
Speed tests are given to the en-
trants every day and some high
speeds have been attained. A con-
test was given before the Assembly
last Thursday in order to get the
entrants used to writing before an
audience. The girls are going down
with the expectations of getting a
few first places. We hope they
succeed.
Dramatic Art Club Banquet.
Thursday evening, May 9, the
Dramatic Ar: Club members gave
the last club banquet of the year
in the Normal Training room of
the high school.
This banquet was one of the
most successful of the year. Due
no doubt 20 the excellent menu,
served by Miss Cashman's domestic
science class, and entertainment.
Violin, piano, and vocal solos were
rendered by Dave Bourgin, Alice
Berglund, and Allie Ronka, respect
lively. Toastmistress Teigen super
vised the following program of
toasts:
Smiles" ---------- Mary Nichols
ga Perfect Day" Cecilia Nankervis
"Auld Lang Syne" George Somero
"a Spanish Cavalier" Corinne Leino
Garry Me Back 20 Old Virgin
! ny"------------He Henry Gallagher
Peggy O'Neill" ----Nick Popovich
''The Long, Long Trail Mr.. Pierce
Success of Past Ely High School
| Graduates" Mr.. White
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. White were
guests of the club.
| ***
Boys Week.
A special chapel was held Tues
day morning, May 8, to celebrate
Boys Week" which had been set
aside by The International Rotary
| Gu b and was being observed
throughout the country. DIR. Park
er, chairman of the Ely Club had
charge of the plans for the Ely
Rotarians. They decided that four
Rotarians should address the High
School, Tuesday morning, and on
| Wednesday four High School boys
should speak at their regular meet
ing. This plan was carried into
effect, and Dr. Lockhart, Bruce
Strachan, Lewis ]. White and A. J.
Thomas spoke to the students Tues
day morning. DIR. Lockhart spoke
on what an Education means To
Boy or Grip and "What can be
done by the Board of Education
to make more Effective the Use OF
the School System in this city"
He mentioned the advantage 9
Junior College would be to Ely and
High School graduates. Mr.. Strachar
spoke on "The Cost of Careless.
ness" and "The Need of Promoting
Public Safety" In connection with
this he emphasized what a studen.
could do to safeguard public safety
THE Value of Thrift and Cash or
Hand was Lewis j. Whites sub.
Ject. He brought in the value OF
investment and banking money
The last speaker was A. j. Thomas
who talked on ''The Results of the
Observance of Law and Order
His purpose was to show the bene.
fits of being law abiding and order.
ly.
Real value is obtained from
speeches of these kinds and the
School appreciates the kindness of
the towns people for taking the
time to prepare and give them.
***
Felix Alfalfa returned to school
Tuesday after a prolonged absence.
George Mitchell spen. the week
end at White Iron Lake.
Fishing season opened Monday.
1t is believed that it was the cause
OF many absences, especially among
the boys.
Mike Evenocheck is on the Cas-
ualty Lis. again. This time with a
sore hand. He claims that he
sawed 1t instead of piece of
Last Wednesday, the morning
Biology class spent the period on
field trip.
The Modern History class is be-
to review.