The daily sentinel., 1910-05-19
SCHOOL NOTES.
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These are busy DAYS for the SEN
4UIs- tuesuay evening they were &c
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al 4seu ana tne CLASS StiI pe Dasy ior
sOl4e tilne mating theIn 20 Incir
IIIe4us. several class IuncLlons are
,ahIHs tneiri attention. me cast is
dOLHg eAceiIent wurK drilnug to ure-
sent AS ou Like It." MISS Carrie
Lindley, who has charge of the play,
Is giving the finishing touches. Sne
will have class rehearsal Friday af-
ternoon. I lis play will be presented
at the Majestic theater Monday and
Tuesday evenings of next week. Price
OF seats 10 cents throughout the
house. Tickets on sale at the Quist
Drug company's store Friday morn
ing, May 20, at S O'Clock.
Sunday evening, May 20, the mem
bers of the senior class will assemble
at the Congregational church and
listen to the baccalureate scEL OIL -
Rev. K. G. Lane, pastor OF the Bap-
tist church. The subject of his SER
mon is, The Masterful Man"
The commencement exercises will
take place in the Auditorium Thurs
day, May 2G, at 8 O'Clock, Rev. II. L.
Rohde OF the Trinity Lutheran church
viii offer the Invocation DR.. Frank
II. II. Roberts of Denver University
will deliver the address to the grad
yates. Lucious Currier will deliver
the valedlctory grafton and Frank
Weaver will deliver the salutatory.
Miss Josephine Kendall, one of the
seniors. will sing solo The diplomas
will ha nrpgauta1 hy nr ID
er, president of the board of ed duca-
tion. After the singing OF the class
song composed by Helen Holmburg,
the program will close with the class
yell. The senior class numbers 45-.
the largest class ever graduating
from our high school Tickets for
commencement will be on sale at the
store of the c. d. Smith Drug Co.,
corner of Fourth and Main, at 5
O'Clock Thursday morning, May 26.
All seats l 5 cents.
The seniors and juniors are looking
forward to the junior-senior banqde
which Will take place commencement
evening after the graduating exer-
cises. DR.. Frank II. II. Roberts will
be the honored guest. There will pe
bright and entertaining program of
toasts and responses.
Four new pupils entered scht oil
this week. bringing the number of
pupils in our city schools for this year
up to 73S.
Tuesday evening the board of edu-
cation convened and had a busy ses-
sion. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: DR.. G.
r. Warner, president; DR.. II. r. Bull,
vice president; Thomas Z. Hudson,
secretary; NJ. o. Delaplain, treasurer.
The following school calendar was
adopted for next year: Fall term,
September to December 23, inclu-
sive; winter term. January to March
"a, inclusive; spring term, April to
May 26. inclusive.
Miss Lenore Watkins, teacher of a
fourth grade in the Lowell school
was granted a leave of absence of
two weeks on full pay for the first
part of September. This was done to
enable Miss Watkins, who will spend
the summer in European travel, to
take coach trip through the Chateau
country OF sJCt' ern France.
Professor c. II. Burgess of Pomonr
was elected TO teach in the h,gi
school. The large number in the
next years freshmen class make II
necessary to employ an additional
teacher
The necessary school furniture was
ordered.
1t was decided on account of the
Increase in the high school to use the
room now occupied by the manual
training department for high school
work.
Mr.. VIII Lynch, manager of the
Athletic association, appeared before
the board and requested the board to
decide upon the amount which they
would contribute to the Athletic asso.
citation for next year, so that definite
plans could be made now to secure
coach and arrange for next years
work. The board voted 500 TO assist
in paying the salary of the athletic
coach and approved the contract to
be made between the Athletic asso.
citation and Mr.. D'Aule. We believe
Mr.. D'Aule will make an excellent
coach. and we hope that he will lead
our boys on to victory.
The board of education. upon re-
quest of Mr.. Bromser gave him per.
mission to hire a man to level the
high school grounds.
The eighth grade pupils are plan
ming pleasant program for their
graduating exercises, which will be
held in the First Presbyterian church
Friday morning, May 81. at O'Clock.
The diplomas will be. presented by
DR.. G. r. Warner. and all the men,
bers of the board. have been invited
to be present.
o. t. Berger, representing the
Grand Valley Sanitary Creamery COM
pany of Grand Junction, was in the