Gilpin observer., 1910-06-02
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL

Fourth term examinations this
week.
Mr.. James A. Crane Of New Dogu-
lass, Illinois, visited the high school
Monday forenoon. Mr.. Crane is on
his way to the coast and is the guest
of Richard MacNichoIas while in
Central.
The many friends of Principal
Chas. Brown, of the Clark school
are congratulating him on his promo
tion to the position of Science teach
er in the Lamar high school at
salary of 800 per month. Mr.. Brown
has done some very satisfactory
work in Russell and in Central City
and thoroughly deserves the promo
tion.
One Of the Georgetown picnic
party gives us the following account
CT the trip last Saturday:
Bright and early Saturday morn
ing, seventeen of the high school
girls gathered, with baskets well fill
ell with provisions for a days out
ing. Although the rig was we'll pack
ed, it was too good natured crowd
to make any difference and the
twenty-four miles to Georgetown
seemed short indeed. The beautiful
scenery all the way called forth many
exclamations. Arrived at Georgetown
in good SEASON to make the train
for Silver Plume. Anyone who has no
taken the trip around the Loop had
better take the girls advice and do
so at once. 1t is surely worth while.
Although we did not reach the top of
Mt. McClelland, we went far enough
up to see and learn much. The trip
home was fine and as the girls say,
we wouldn't have missed it for any
thing"
The senior class Of the Idaho
Springs high school, thirteen in num-
Der, with lower classman for q
mascot enjoyed tallyho ride to
Central on Friday, visiting the Cen
trail City high school AMI having
good time generally.
One of the Boulder park picnic
Pdi - SANto uS tic d~Souil
of the trip Monday:
Monday was certainly gala day
for about twenty of the high school
girls of Central City for they spent
the day on a picnic trip to Boulder
park. The entire day was jolly one.
The two bandwagons which carried
the girls never before left Central
with a crowd so brim full of a gen.
uine spirit of fun. The ride to the
park could not have been finer. On
the high school boys were present.
ready to contribute toward the pleas
ures OF the girls by acting as pilots
over the park, teaching the girls how
| to fish, and even at dinner time by
serving the ice cream. Throughout the
entire day the true high school spirit
was present, heart, body, and soul.
| When the happy crowd returned
home late at night this spirit had
not waned in the least as could be
in the lusty yells of the crowd. This
day will long remain one of the
brightest spots in the memory of our
girls
Commence ment week, June IL to 1s.
/ Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday mornin
St. James NJ. E. Church
| Class Play Tuesday Evenin
Teller Opera House
Commencement Exercises. Thursday
Evening Teller Opera House
Alumni Reception Friday Evening
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.
High School Chorus -
| Unfold Ye Portals
Arr. from Gounod's Redemption"
Invocation ---Rev. Geo. Bergen
High School Chorus ---
| "Who is Sylvan
Frank Schubert.
Salutatory, Address ------
-Ev Everette E. Mccoy
Grafton. Famous Women of AM
erica" -----Jennie DeForest Ware
Instrumental Music, "Spinnlied"
Litelf ------ Hazel SCibley
Valedictory Address ----------
- --Eva Sorenson
Recitation Mabel ]. French
German Waltz --E Eduardo Mario
Senior Girls.
Recitation, Modern Education" -
-- - ---James L. Reynolds
Grafton, "Our Patriotic Songs" -
| Martha Elizabeth Clark
,rr>f- MT.
Elger .-Senior Claes and High
School Chorus.
Grafton, Three Scenes In the Life