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

April Honor Noii.
The following have an average OF
f for the month of April.
Seniors -Emby Hill, Corinne
Leino. Hannah Mosnik.
Juniors-Alice Sundholm and
Saima Saari.
Sophomores-M Molly Agnich, Naiml
Harri and Lydia Esterberg.
Parliamentary Rom.
The following have an average
of G-plus: ;, :,
Seniors-Allie Ronka, Ewald Al
men, George Somero, Mary Nichols,
Henry Gallagher and Marvin Adams.
Juniors-David Bourgin, Maron-
cite Lockhart, Gertrude Porthan,
Lima Anderson, Alice Berglund,
Helen Kerranen and Gladys Lind
blad.
Sophomores-Paul Dahl, Joseph
Kotchevar and Ada Johnson.
Freshmen-Ada Johnson, Frances
Mosnik, Harold Larson, Elsie Sipola
| Margaret Schultz, Julia Mayerle
Inez Lampi, Rachel Porthan, Elna
Kukkanen. Martha Lahte, Lillian
Hill. Sara Mitchell and Arnold
| Anderson.
Library Notes.
House cleaning time is revealing
time-The old hat you had Tor
gotten. The family book shelf re.
ceives due attention. Books are
busted one by one and replaced
neatly on the shelf. Now is the
time when discoveries are made
concerning them. Perhaps you may
observe on the front cover a book
plate which reads: 'sEly Public
Library. We don't blame you fol-
forgetting that you had these books
shelved with yours in close brother
iy affection, but we will appreciate
the fine spirit which will induce
YOU to render unto Caesar the
things that are Caesars" One
family has kindly returned seven
books belonging to the school lib
rary which were discovered at house
cleaning time. We heartily thank
them.
Junior-Senior Prom.
The annual Junior-Senior Prom.
was held in the Washington Audit
orium Friday night, May IL. Much
credit is due to the Junior class for
the grand success of the annual
occasion.
The hall was decorated with
evergreens. On the east side of the
auditorium easy chairs and rockers
were placed about. The auditorium
was decorated beyond ones means
30 describe. Five large cone shaped
rings were hung from the main
lights, while from the other lights
were hung single rings. The colors
of the Senior class were very clev-
erly worked out on background
of evergreens. On the sides ever
green boughs covered the half Sec
ton with the big guilt letters,
Seniors on one side and Juniors on
the other.
The program began when David
Bourgin, president of the Junior
class gave a hearty welcome to
everyone. Corinne Leino, president
of the Senior class expressed the
appreciation of the Senior class in
a very well organized speech. A
one act play followed with John
Somrock, John Nichols, Alice Coad
Alice Berglund and Myrtle Potter
playing. There was no question in
the minds of the audience that this
play was put over, and put over
well. Gladys Lindblad sang solo
with Alice Berglund as accompani-
est. The next big attraction was
that of negro jazz band. They
showed that they were capable
players, in that they were called
back. DIR. Lockhart gave an inter
esting talk. He spoke along educa-
tional lines. There is no doubt but
what the attentive listeners were
highly pleased with the ideas that
DR.. Lockhart brought out in his
speech. The jazz band gave an
other selection which closed the
program. The crowd was finally
brought together in the auditorium
at $3.50 where the dancing began.
Between 10 and IL the domestic
science girls served punch and
waters. The only disappointment
of the whole evening was when the
orchestra chimed forth the note OF
Home Sweet Home"
Much credit is due to the Junior
class for the splendid way in which
they entertained the Seniors and
the Public.