Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-01-30
other argument than that already
made if they expect to stand upon the
merit of such argument"
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
| SUPPLIED BY ONE OR MORE STUDENTS.
Frank Stephens has been enrolled in
the third room.
Mr. and Mrs. Long visited the fifth
room Friday.
A written arithmetic test was given
in the sixth room Tuesday.
All accidents in the labratory are to
be reported to Prof. Cobb.
"Circles are not so easy to draw as
they look" says Senior boy.
Astronomy and sphere work are now
being studied in the first room.
The chemistry class are preparing
experiments in labratory this week.
A few of the High School students
were absent Monday on account of the
snow.
The new reader in the third room on
different industries is considered u
success.
The Seniors took examination in the
seventh book of Geometry and have
now begun work in the eighth.
1t has been requested by Prof. Cobb
that High School parties shall occur
only on Friday or Saturday night
The botany class have confined their
observations to trees, their crop of
green peas being killed by the frost.
The reporters in the High School
have been requested to collect notes in
the High School, but are sorry to say
have partly failed as some notes go by
too fast to be perceived by the teachers
or by the reporters.
The foot ball players among the
High School boys we're pleased to
learn that the bill prohibiting the
playing of foot ball failed to get q
single vote in the legislature of this
state.
A few of the High School students
attended the business meeting of the
Y. P. S. c. E., of the Presbyterian
church, given at the home of j. H.
Gordon last Thursday evening. After
the adjournment of the meeting games
we're played and a social time was re.
ported.
Yankton, 3. D., JAN, 26, 1903.
Superintendent Cobb
The Faculty of Yankton College
takes pleasure in inviting the students
of your High School to a contest for
gold and silver medals in state ath-
letic and declamatory contest to be
held in Yankton on the afternoon and
evening of May 8 and the forenoon Of
May 8, 1903. The contest will be un-
der the supervision of the Yankton
College Faculty and in accordance
with the regular rules.
Respectfully,
Coach, JOHN L. GRIFFITH.
Prof G. A. CLARK,
Prof e. b. Gushing.
CLASS PARTY.
The Juniors gave a party,
uUs
And many were the students
At Mr.. Cobb's last Saturday night.
The reason for this party
Was summed up on the fly,
The Seniors love us dearly
We will show the reason why.
The home of Mr.. COBB
Was opened wide and long
For the upper classes, two,
To come and play ping pong.
Oh! the chaos and excitement
I Of an army's great retreat
Was nit in all comparison
To the games they did compete.
And as the rachets s'pinged" the balls
And sped them thru the air,
The "pong" was beard quite frequent
| AS it hit an optic bare.
After games of pleasant merriment
The Juniors good and sweet
Gave the hungry Seniors
| A regular wholesome treat.
Sandwiches, in state, with ribbons
| Pink and green. still, bound about
And sherbet and the rest
That you've often heard about.
''The night is DER, the morning comes
Let's go our way.'' said one;
Then all the merry voices joined
And the farewell song was sung.
When at last, the merry singers
Rounded out the farewell notes,
The girls put on their furs
And the boys put on their coats
And said 'Good Night Juniors
A SENIOR
Specially for Men.
There will be service especially for
Men at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening. All who are not
members or regular attendants else