The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-15
GARFIELD SCHOOL
IS NOW CROWDED
Over Three Hundred Pupils
Are Enrolled at the
Present Time.
HAVE MANY NEW ENTRIES.
PUPILS ENTERING FROM OTHER
BUILDINGS NUMBERED 12s-
OTHER AFFAIRS OF INTEREST
AT THE SCHOOL,.

fition at the Garfield school. as there
are now over 800 pupils enrolled. The
incoming class is larger than the av-
erage, there being 12S. OF this num-
Der the following entered from the
Finley school:
Lee Gem, Darrell Harvey, Wesley
Howard, Willard Kaufman, Xenophon
King, Albert Minner, Everett Phills,
Earl Picket, Oran Schepman, Wayne
Skinner, Myrtle Baker, Mabel Berger,
Mary Bulla, Duby Crowell, Ethel Ora
ham, Lois Kelly, Ruth Kelly, Hazel
Mashmeyer CD Casanda Miller, Irene
Pattenger, Dorothy ROdefeld, Marion
Russell, Gladys Weiss.
Hibberd School.
Bonnie Knollenberg, Myron Klute,
Raymond Mayer, Kent Morse, Karl
Wickemeyer, Martha Benfeldt, Fannie
Dean, Cora Iserman. Josephine Liene-
mann, Marie Moelk, Elmyra Mckin-
Icy, Margaretha Pohlenz.
Starr School.
Pansy Alexander, Nettie Chase,
Mary Ford, Stella Hart. Hollis Hall,
Mildred Hoffman, Martha Hoover,
Mary Johnson. Agnes Keifer, Leila
Manford, Emily Plummer, Nola Rus
sell, Martha Smith, Lora Beach, Her
bert Bradley. Lawrence Brown, John
Clements. Paul Eadler, Roy Ellis, Lee
roy Gibbons, Josiah Marvel, Laurens
Morris, Harry MORRISON, John Pur
cell, Bertram Russell, Peter Van Et-
ten, Edward Williams, Edward Fun
BON, Charles Phelps, Dean Seidel.
Vale School.
Eugene Bowman, Wray Draper,
Lloyd Dye, Thomas Logan, Ross
Lyons, James McConley. Robert Tay-
Ior, Marjory Curme, Emily Fletcher,
Margaret Hunt. Blanche Ireton, Marie
Johns, Marie Peed.
Warner School.
MurieI Bausman, Margaret Brooks,
Leila Burdsall, Ruth Connor, Ireva Eft
ter, Esther Eubank, Nellie Harris,
Orpha Hough. Irene Johnston, Edna
McMahan, Margaret Mount, Iris Nor
man, Ethel O'Connel, Mildred Parker,
Margaret Robinson, Letha Rowe, Ma
bel Sphinx, Jeanette Towle, Marguerite
Wilkins Reba Wine, Elmer Dunham
John Eaton, John Elerman, Morris
Haner. William Rossiter, Winfield
Urban.
St. Mary's.
Clyde Brehm.
Other Sources.
Harvey Thompson, Willard Jay.
Richard Simpson, Idona Freeman and
Hazel Heath.
No time was lost in getting all de-
partments to work at the opening of
tho term. Each irregular pupil was
given a special program on the first
day. The regular class work was be-
gun on Tuesday.
A larger number of pupils are ask
ing for work in the gymnasium than
ever before. There are 60 girls in
the gymnastic classes and So boys.
The boys of the school met Tuesday
and organized for games. 1t found
necessary to arrange for s teams in
basket ball and two in polo. The cap
tains for the senior teams are Edwin
ger and Herbert Swan. The juniors
chose Taylor Ferrel, William Huber,
Robert romlinson and Karl Wicke-
meyer. Paul Minor and Jesse Barns
are the polo captains. The girls met
on Thursday evening and arranged for
four basket ball te ans of fifteen mem
bers each. Their captains are Lucille
Nusbaum. Mildred Crabb, Mary Math-
er and Ruth Scott. There is a total
Of 100 pupils that wish to play in the
gymnasium games.
A part Of the new gymnasium an.
paratus, ten travelling rings, ordered
last term was put in place this week
Because of a mistake in the order for
the flying rings they can not be used
as yet.
The new orchestra met with Prof
Earhart for their first rehearsal Fri.
day evening. There are five first VIC,
Inns, five second violins, two flutes
one clarinet, two comets, the piano
and drums, making total of seven.
teen instruments.
PILES CURED IN s TO IL DAYS,
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