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

Editorial.
This issue of the "Elighter" will
be the final issue for this school
term. On whole the Journalism
class has been very successful in
its attempt to convey to the public
through she columns Of the
"Elighter" just what is going on
in our High School. We were
somewhat handicapped because the
space donated to us by the Editor
of the miner" was somewhat linn
! tied. Next year, if plans mature,
the Journalism class will have an
; entire sheet, which can then be or
ganized into the various depart
ments such as athletics, social act
: ivities, class activities, etc. The
: advantages of this system are many.
The class can have a definite aim
to work for, as there will be the
: editors and reporters for the vari-
5 Gus departments who will have to
/ keep this department posted on the
/ latest news. The paper will also
| be- more attractive and when one
: wishes to read the paper he will
/ not find a personal or news item
D stuck in one corer, a joke next to
E that, a big athletic contest write
t up, another personal, etc., but all
| personals will be dealt with in one
v department, and jokes in another,
. etc, thereby making the paper
more interesting and easier to read:
All of this will be possible if q
Y whole newspaper sheet can be Sc
cured for the publication of the
e school news in connection with the
e ely Miner"
t Next year editors and reporters
: will have at least one consolation
K They can start the paper as soon
S as school starts and keep on going
. from where this years class lief:
d off. Not much time this year was
given over to the technic of writ.
J. ing but next year should promise
style cannot be acquired in short
time but require a careful study
of the principles of news writing
and what style of writing is best
suited to different news articles.
!. The members of the Journalism
class wishes through this means tc
extend it's thanks to the Editor OF
: the Miner" who has so willingly
given to US several columns of his
paper each week to the publication
of the Fighter"
John Vessel and Joe Skufca were
fishing at North Arm Sunday.
The Is minute speeches are be-
ing given in the public speaking
classes.
s The Juniors decorated up the au
r ditorium in fine shape for the Bac
e calaureate Services.
: Baccalaureate Services.
:. The Baccalaureate services were
:. held at the Washington Auditorium
# last Sunday night at 8:15. TIL,
# following program as given:
r Doxology
o Invocation
Solo, "Sheep and lamb
--Mi Miss Helen Hosme1
! Scripture Reading, SUPP. Whit,
Prayer Rev. G. G. Curtis
. Sermon, "The Far Country,
= | ~. l..
"RecessionaP', Club
Hymn, America"
Benediction, -- Rev., F. Mahelcit
Miss Hosmer's solo left a great
impression on the audience.
Rev. Browne began his interest.
ing talk in an able way. He wished
to let The seniors know that he was
not minister but an ordinary
person. He compared the gradu.
ating Seniors with Abraham when
he had to go forth into a strange
country. Here he came to many
Shardships. He lacked the good
friends that were left behind. Rev
Browne brought out why we should
associate with good company OF
none at all, in that it keeps us
from advancing, or or lives worth
while.
The Glee Club showed the re.
suits of their work in a pleasing
manner by filling the Auditorium
with the musical strains OF "Re-
cessional. The services closed with
the singing of America by the
audience, and benedic.ion by Rev
Father Mihelcic
Maybe Coach Farley is one OF
the reasons why so many teachers
e of the gentler sex are returning
' next year.
|. Miss Seguin of the biology de.
partment must lead an adventurous
: life; she comes from Superior.
: +H&
Quick Watson! Pack Up Your Bags
Mr.. Teesdale and Miss Grubelle
q are not as fast as they probably
think they are, for they missed the
train Saturday morning, June 8.
Mr.. Dunphy, former Ely High
School coach, was in town this
week.
Celestino Salami mo.ored ia
Tower Saturday.
Chapel.
At 8:45 all the students came
Hooking into the assembly as though
there was to be some great even.
coming off as there was on Senior
Glass day when all were shaking
with laughter.
Mr.. Pierce made a few an
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