Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-12-14
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y. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. i.
Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures.
School work was resumed on Mon
day after Thanksgiving with full
attendance, after a recess Of two
| days.
Miss Clara Il. Rasor, in charge Of
| the second and third grades, has re-
turned, much improved in health
| and resumed her work Tuesday.
During her absence her place, tor the
| last few days, was successfully filed
by Miss Frances Stribling.
The Girls Athletic Association
Will, in the next few days, be sup
piled with an outfit for playing bas-
ket ball. Seeing the absolute neces-
| slty or mems sana in sano corpore,"
they have decided on basket ball as
| the best game for the winter. Ac-
cordingly two teams have been
formed, with Miss Thcodosia Hughs
and Miss Ola Grubbs as captains. In
the spring 1t is probable that tennis
swings and other forms Of healthful
sports will be added
Rehearsals have now begun for the
public meeting of the lssaquena Lit
erary Society, to be held on the even
ing Of December 23d. Quite a num-
| per Will participate, the program be-
ing evenly divided between the girls
and the boys. The former will de-
liver essays and recitations, while
the boys will deliver declamations
and perform in the debate. Two
| medals will be given, one for the
best performance by girl, the other
to the boy who acquits himself most
creditably. Excellent music will be
furnished. A full program will be
published in an early issue.
AT recent meeting Of the Issa-
quena Literary Society the following
officers were elected for the second
term:
Presidcnt--Clyde Brown.
wee President-Charles Hctrick.
Secretary-Treasurer-Mira Fant.
Literary Critic-Maron Moss
Orderly Critic-Dick Biemann.
The Palmetto Literary Society. at
their last meeting, elected as officers
for the second term:
President-Arthur Rowland.
Vice President-Eva Manning.
Secretary-Grace Beard.
TreaSurer---Grace Harobv
Orderly Critic-LloyG Brown.
The Honor Roll.
Attention is called to the honor
roll for month ending December 5th.
lhe few whose names appear have
the distinction Of being perfect in
attendance and puntuality and have
attained an average of 90 or more on
all studies. In addition, their de-
pertinent has been perfect:
Tenth Grade-Dora Duncan.
Ninth Grade-Mary Ellen Wilson.
Eighth Grade-Luther Davis.
Seventh Grade-Maggie Abbott,
Olive Hunt, Tabitha Stribling.
Sixth Grade-Mary Cornelia Bar
ton, Grace Beard, Grace Handy,
Katie Moody, Alice Sanders, Lena
Theilkuhl.
Fifth Grade-Julia Kaufman.
Gordon FAINT, Sarah Moss, Bertha
klaren, Boone Fitzgerald, Sallie
Hunt. Eugene Abbott, Meta Norman,
Ina Mulkey, Lidie Hill.
Fourth Grade-Inez Douthit, Lu-
cile White, John Schroeder, William
Bell, Hollcman Seaborn, Robert Rog-
ers, Carrie Darby Harrison, Mildred
Moore, Henrietta Klaren, Josephine
BooZer, Clarence Fowler, Ruth
Brown, Chesterfield Beatty.
Third Grade-Katie Busch Willie
Stribling, George Finkenstadt, Anda
Robins, Richard Earle, Mary Kelley,
Efiie Sanders, Alice Corbin, Mildred
Carter, Frank Schroeder, Joe Moss,
James Norman, Frank Davis.
Second Grade-Garwood Jaynes,
Frank Craig, Caro- Probst, Bessie Abb
bott, Annie Wilson, Ruby Badger,
Frances Carter, Derril Darby, Eunice
White, Bonita Boozer, Derrill
| Douthit, John Smith.
Advanced First Grade--Frances
Kaufman, Marguerite Boozer, Kath-
leen Barton, Velmer Edwards.
! First Grade-Gi,ariiu Fowler.
| Primary Grade-Eunice Beatty.
Edith Carter, Carolyn Rogers, Kie
! Rowland