Gilpin observer., 1909-02-04
SCHOOL NOTES..

Walter and Louise Harvey, formerl
of Bingham canon, Utah entered
school ON Monday.
The high school basket ball team
won the second game with the
"Zephyrs" at Turner hall, Thursday
night.
During the coming week a COM
plimentary ticket to the Turner Art
Exhibit will be mailed to every pat
ron of the Central City schools. This
ticket will be non-transferable and
will be good only on Thursday after
noon, February II, between the hours
of three and six o'clock. The hig
school literary societies will give
combined program which will be free
to everyone, and to visit the Art
Exhibit in the reception room at
the close of the program. All of the
teachers are appointed a committee
To render every courtesy possible in
showing the pictures. Busy men and
women who have children In the Cen
trail City schools, cannot afford to let
any business engagement prevent
their attendance for at least an hour
on Thursday afternoon. February II.
This is an opportunity to meet the
teachers in a pleasant way and to
no man, woman, or child in Cen
tral City can afford to miss. The ex-
hibit will be ready for visitors Thurs
day afternoon, February IL, at three
o'clock; Thursday evening, to 8
o'clock; Friday, to IL; 1870 to
6; and to 8; Saturday. 8 to ~; 30
to G; to 9. During the last hour
each of these periods set of fine
views will be thrown on the screen
with the new electric steriopticon an
will be explained by one Of the high
school boys free Of charge. Single
admission. adults 15c., children under
II years Of age. 10c. Catalogue fully
describing each of the zoe pictures
and giving biography of the painter,
etc, 1Oc. additional. Season ticket in
cluding catalogue. adults, 35c; childre
25c. A season ticket admits as many
visits by one person as may be de-
sired. 1t is recommended that sea
son tickets be purchased as the sec
ond and third visits are often most
appreciated and most helpful to the
visitor.
The high school basket ball teams
will play basket ball at Arvada with
the strong Arvada teams on Thursda.
night. Feb. 1lth. So far this year we
have heard nothing OF Arvada, but
last year they had team second to
none in this section of the state. The
Aryada girls team. II we are not
mistaken, once held the state cham
pionship. The Central teams are in
good shape, and the boys particularly
may be rated by the showing they
make against Arvada.
Miss Gill gave to the literary this
week the twelve volume set Of the
Worlds Greatest Literature. We are
very grateful to Miss Gill for such
a substantial gift to the library.
The Alpha Zetas and the Alpha
Omegas will give combined program
Thursday afternoon. Feb. H., begin
ming at 1870 o'clock. The pro
gram follows:
Song-School.
Recitation-Mr. Wiedman.
Essay-James Reynolds.
Piano Solo-May Harrington.
Declamation-Norm Morrison.
School Paper-Newton Rugg.
Piano Solo-Gladys Bolsinger.
Recitation-Ruth Flaherty.
Clipping from the "Crisis''-Walter
Keleher.
Vocal duet-Nellie Anger and Bertha
Reynolds.
Recitation-Earl Quiller.
Humorous Reading-Mr. Momyer.
Vocal duet-Mesdames Davis and
Williams.
Address by the President Of the
Board Of Education.
Critics Report-Roy Campbell.
Song-School.
The high school congress had a
rousing meeting on Friday night.
The Direct Primary bill was up for
discussion and after a spirited debate
was passed by close vote. The con
gress is giving fine opportunity for
practice in debating and the boys are
making good use OF the opportunity
A number OF routine business matteri
were passed upon, after which q sur
prise was sprung by resolution to
investigate the official acts OF one