The daily sentinel., 1907-05-01
AT CITY SCHOOLS
A Glass Party Friday Night-Loses
In a Debate and Give Ban
quet TO Winners.

All W NJ were UTtStul at lut II air
grounds field day agree in declaring
it the best field day ever witnessed
In Grand Junction The events were
successful and some of them exceed
ingly amusing. Good records We're
made by the contestants. Four of the
young men Will be sent to Boulder
to represent our high school at the
university on High School day. The
young men selected are Rae Kennedy,
Archie Wells, Walter LeClere and FL
mer Miller. They hope to bring back
home points for the Grand Junction
high school.
The junior class has issued invita-
tions to the senior Grass and the high
school faculty for class party to
be given Friday evening May 3rd at
the homes of Dennet Ella and Carl
Frey.
Hall Van Dyke, who receives the
first honor for scholarship. has com.
posed his valedictory Grafton. Ernest
MMarsh, who received second honors,
is preparing the salutatory. These
orations promise to be excellent and
the two young men, who have won
the honors, well certainly do well as
class representatives.
Some months ago the sophomore
class was divided into Athenians and
Spartans for a debate upon the fol-
lowing question: Resolved that
Sparta did more FOR Greece than
Athens. The affirmative won out;
and those who are on the negative
side of the question sometime within
the next two weeks will give an ban
quet 10 the winning side.
Tuesday Miss Garrett received a
telegram stating that she will be eX-
pected to sail for the Philippine ISL
audg on tha 9Th of Nav
Clarence Weimer. who had his
knee severely in jured a short time
ago. is recovering rapidly and VIII
probably be able to walk Within a
week.
During the last week the superin-
tendent visited several rooms in the
Lowell school. Miss Byers. who teach
es the second grade. Is doing excel
and her manner is pleasant and at
tractive. Miss Byers is university
graduate and received very high grad
es when she took the city teacher
examination. Her pupils are making
commendable progress.
Miss Georgia O'Boyle has been in
charge of the second grade since the
vacancy was created by the reslEnh-
tion of Miss Fannie W. Allen. Mrs.
y boyle mas pltdHdut hoAA- 49,
boys and girls are good little workers
and are Just now struggling hard 10
master the multiplication table. Mrs.
OBoyle is working faithfully 70 keep
her pupils up to high standard OF
efficiency.
Miss Celia Gormley, who teaches
n first grade. is a young lady OF more
than usual talent. She has been wei
trained in school management ana
understands how to interest her child
rem. Her methods present pleasing
variety. The work IN her room Is
nrst class.
Miss Mary Enoch is in charge OF
first grade. Miss Enoch Is grad,
nate of the Greeley Normal school
and has been a very successful teach-
or in our city schools for the past rev
wears. Miss Enoch displays great
ability in managing and in methods
of instruction She eXcels In lang
uape work. and is perhaps the best
story teller on the western slope IN
this capacity she has been able 70 IN
terest not only crowds OF little Iolks
hut the "grown-ups' as well.
Mr.. w. r. Callicotte, on .Wednes-
day morning gave a fine address IN
me high school upon the work OF the
state humane society. Mr.. Calucotte
is chairman of the educational COM
mittee and also executive othcer. he
/ is doing a noble work His address
was well received by the student
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