Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15
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The Hamline Men S Glee. Club gave.
concert Of unusual merit i'm the Jun
sior High Auditoriu nl last week. The
concert was handled by the Junior
class OF the Senior. High school with
unusual emciency and it.. netted them
a handsome profit The school Off
Gals and members Of the junior class
wish to thank the people in town who
were kind enough to entertain the
Hamline boys during their stay here.
Mesdames Bitterness and Jorstad
visited classes in the Junior High
School Tuesday of last week. #=<
Miss Gladys Lateral, Teacher
Training Instruc tor in the Benson
High school, spent part Of last week
exchangi items with Miss Emma
Kreft:ng, who has charge Of the nor
NAL work here. .z= .s s. =I
Miss Laura Krefting, Miss Airline
Moore and. Mrs. Dougherty have been
on the sick list recently. We are glad
to say that they are back at work
again now. - {ss. =.
The Central Parent T eachers asso-
citation meeting which was to have
been held on the evening Of February
23rd has been postponed. The date
Will be announced later through the
local papers.
The date for the organization of ev-
ening classes was set for Monday.
February 18th. Judging from the
fact that no one appeared to take the
work, it would seem that there is very
little interest in courses of this char
acter. Perhaps there was some mis-.
understanding in regard to the date
and we expect to try. again Thursday,
February 10th.
On Monday Of this week a try-out
was held in the Senior High school to
select the girl who would represent us
in the declamatory contest held in
Kerkhoven Wednesday evening. Feb,
10th. Ethel Magnuson was selected
over Frances Leslie by a vote of 2. to
l. Bonnie Rivllin, who had no opposi-
ton will represent .Willmar High
School at the same time in the orator
ical contest.
sWlllmar and Buffalo are the only
high schools remaining undefeated in
this basket ball district. Final games
for the championship have been sche-
duled for this week and next. Buffalo
comes to Willmar Friday, Feb. 18th,
ana we go to Buffalo Friday Of next
week. Should we be fortunate enough
to win both games, then our team
will go to Carleton. If Buffalo wins
they will represent our district. If
each team wins a game it will then
be necessary to play off the tie on
some neutral floor. The game Friday
night will not begin until 8 O'Clock,
owing to the fact that our referee, Mr..
). G. Henderson. coach Of Central
High Minneapolis cannot get here be-
fore that time. A preliminary game
OF some sort will be played The gym
naslum doors will be opened at 1880.
The students Of the Normal De
partnlent are teaching in the country
for two weeks. Ruby Carlson is teach
ing in district No. IA S. Alice Boreen.
teacher; Nora Strand, District No. 35,
ruby Se1in. teacher; Alice Sundfors,
District No. As, Anna Swedberg, tea
cher; Ragna Gynild, District No, 48,
Lydia 3Birkeland, teacher; Rosemond
-Gerretson, District No. Al, Gena Han
son, teacher; Phyllis Madison, Dist
riot No. GO, Mildred Aarvig. teacher;
Mabel Peterson, District No. 81, Mar
lie Person, teacher: Mildred Mons0n.
No. 81, Mrs. Cora Miller, teacher; Els
Their Hubbartt, No. 3S,aIvel Clough,
teacher. Alice Price, No. go. isabelle
Rierson, teacher; Evelyn :Kroona, No.
SIS, Eva Clough, teacher; Emma John
son, No. 80, Edith Edgren, teacher.
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