The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-10-15
School Notes.
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The enrolment and perfect attendance
for last month were rs follows in the
various rooms.
Jessie Gerrish lst primary, enroll
ment 80, perfect attendance Ia
Mrs, Addie Zimmerman End primary,
enrolment 4S, present attendance II,
Clara Donnelly enrolment AZ perfect
attendance 2l,s
Madge Crowner. enrolment go. per-
feet attendance IL.
High school enrolment 46, perfect
attendance 22.
The perfect attendance should be bet
ter, We would appreciate the aid of
parents in securing the same.
The high school gave their first pro-
gram last Friday which was very good.
The report cards vii go out from the
high sbhool next week. Parents will
please examine same and encourage the
pupils to keep their grades up to the
standard of at least IS per cent.
Ezra Davis and Byron Akin have
quit school; they contemplate going to
their homes in Wyoming and Texas.
A game of base ball played between
the high school team and the lst team
of Holyoke on the home grounds, Sat
Oct. 8, resulted in score of s to Z in
favor of the first team. The first man
to bat on the high school team scored.
The scores were tied four times but the
last half of the 9th inning it stood z to
5 in favor of the high school team when
the first team got three scores. Al.
though the high school team was de-
feated. they played good game. a.
gainst team that greatly out-weighed
them. The high school boys think it
would be different score and on diff
ferent side next time.
The regular program of the Sc Cultu
was held last Friday. The program was
very good for the first of the season.
One Of the principal features of the
program was a dialogue given by about
Ave Of the high school pupils. It was
the frat time we knew that Robert
Sewell ever swiped Strawberries and
broke into milk houses.
Two Of our pupils have left high
school. We are all sorry to see Eva
Long go. eh, Ralph.
The senior class is very sorry that
Byron Akin is forced to return home.
They expected to have the largest class
but hopes are getting slim.
We have had three visitors this week
The high school extends hearty invi-
tation to all its patrons and friends.
DR.. Stevenson has finished examining
the eyes and ears of the pupils. This
week he is examining their brains. III
eyes and ears Of all are the best.
Professor has found diary of school
life from the first day up until the time
t came into his possession. Ask him If
he girls love you. 1t tells.
Backward. turn backward,
Oh. time in your fight,
Make me child again.
Just for tonight.
Come dressed as a che.ild.
So read the Invitations for the N.G.S
meeting held last Friday evening at the
home Of Ethel Holland. All thrived on
the refreshments Of bread, milk, ice
,ream and animal cakes. The curtains
we're drawn. but not clear down, at
some Of the windows. Where were the
boys? eh7
No note writing in the high school.
Professor Stevenson furnishes the
stamps.
We are all glad to welcome Howard
crowner INTO the 9th grade.
George and Burton Wilcox We're alb
sent this week on account of sickness.
Laura Long was absent the first of
the week. Robert was 30 sad and lone
ly that he didn't know what to do.
A boy In the second grade tells Prof.
Stevenson. that one Of the boys in the
high school said he threw paper wads.
Ask the boy what the Professor told him.