Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-01
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SCHOOL DOING
Enrolment in the spring primary
class is now nearly comp lete. Par:
ents having chill dren who wish to en-;
teri this class should notify us at once
as only so pupils can be Accommodated:
The class will begin work under the
instruction Of Normal Training stu
dents March goth. . 81
IS. Al splendid exhibit }5of sewing was
shown in the Dom este Art rooms last
week. Parents Of the girls in the.
sewing classes were invited. and a
lunch prepared by the students was
served. Many favorable: comments
were made concerning the work.
q Miss Wylles B. i McNeal, State In
spector of Home Economics Depart
ments, visited school Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week. She: expressed
herself as well pleased with the work
done here, and passed her approval
upon the new equipment which was
installed last year.
The evening classes conducted by
Messrs. Wahlstrand and Brohaugh on
Monday and Tuesday evenings are
proving very interesting. There is now
an enrolment Of II men all of whom
are taking hold Of the work with great
zest. It is hoped that they will profit
greatly from the courses offered.
The Willmar Choral Society pre-
.sented "The Messiah Tuesday ev-
ening 40 an audience which filled the
Junior High School auditorium to ca
pacity. 3 The chorus is made up of
nearly 100 singers, many of whom are
teachers and students in the Wtllmar
schools. After the entertainment was
over lunch was served in the Home
Economics rooms by the ladies of St.
:Luke's Guild. after which a social
time was enjoyed. = An organization Of
this sort is a great asset to any town
and should be encouraged. It will
do much to counterfeit the. bad intiu-
ence of cheap music: which has been
SO popular recently. -. s
! A great deal of interest is being
taken in the inter-class basket ball
tournament which will be held soon
All classes, both girls and boys, in the.
junior and senior high schools will:
take part. Only two rules have been
decided upon with regard to eligibility
of the players They are the follow
ing: /. Each student must be up to
grade in at least subjects. 2. To play
on the 9TH and 9Th grade teams play
ers must be a full fedged student
Of the class she represents, to play on
the freshmen team student must
have liz credits, to represent the
sophomores he must have credits, to
represent the juniors he must have
9.icredits and to play on the senior
team he, must have IA credits. -
The Lafayette Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION will hold their monthly meet
ing Friday, March 3rd. Rev. McCul-
Tough will give short talk, Dortha
Coss will sing and there will be a
short program by the sixth grade pu-
pills. s Mesdames, Serum, Krumsiek
and Kleve will serve. .~.- ....z
The Central Parent-Teachers asso-
citation will hold their monthly meet
ing Thursday evening in the high
school gymnasium. Everyone interest
ed is invited to come The mon are
particularly invited to- be present. A
good program has been arranged
which includes talks and demonstra-
tons in physical training. A lunch
will be served after the program.
Don't forget the date, Thursday even
ing, March 2, at 1880: -.
Mr.. Englestad has been busy for
some time doing repair work in the
high school, Practically all OF the
hand rails on the ratings have been
torn loose and dangerous condition
of the north entrance was: discovered.
He is also fixing; up number of doors
(which have begun to sag as the build
ling settled. rs.: 49,. ,;.s.. ....... {.
"a splendid: program was given on
Waslrington's birthday in the junior
senior high school by. members of the
English III class. The numbers were
|as# follows: :s..s. ::.E.s- .:sf4,..~ .&sE:
America, Audience. -. -:
Roll call. ,:.. s. Z: >=.ss.1s,
Kipling's Recessional, Lorena Matt
son. IS :, s2sss'. 1;ass h. e.
Debate, Resolved that the u S. should
pay a bonus to her World War Vet
Grams. Affirmative, Bessie Wall.
1 Negative, Gladys Sanderson.
Tribute to Washington and Lincoln:
Two great men of February, Ruth So
tendahl
Lincoln, Clarice Stromert.
Washington Charles Frost.
Anecdotes of Lincoln, Mauriel Green
ough.
Boys sOctette.
The Making Of the American Flag,
written by three Juniors, Helen
7 Chard, Myrtle Ostrom, Leola Chard.
@Betsey Ross, Blanche Struxness.
Chauty Ross, her daughter, Mildred
sParkins. S5s. 5-.ss:;s {. 4.
Benjamina Penny !; Florence Qvale.
George Washington, Alvin Westgard.
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