The Glenwood post., 1910-12-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

of the Senior German Class was given
the advantage of an extra session.
Grover Barrier and Irwin Lowe, for
mcr students Of our High School, but
now attending the State University.
were High School visitors Monday
afternoon.
Mr. Huber has his own original ideas,
ut least that is the decision of the
Physici Glass. for when they went to
class Monday morning, a surprise in
the form of a test was given them.
The resulting grades were good, bad
and indifferent.
Tuesday morning the following sign
appeared ON the black board in TIA,
Assembly Room. Laboratory work in
Agriculture. Bring good paper to
class Rather severe treatment of
our city stationers.
Tuesday afternoon Fannie Thomas
and Beatrice Drach of the Key Society
challenged Lena Miller and Valentine
Crook of the Lyceum Society to de-
bate. The question being. Resolved,
That term examinations should be
abolished from the High School The
challenged chose the negative side of
the question.
George Kelkcr, Joe Bios ON anI
Eugene Cross of the I.yceum Society
issued a challenge to De Wcidcnham
mer, Ernest Crawford and Raymond
Harris of the Key Society to debate
on the following question: Resolved !
"That the tariff laws as revised by |
the last Congress are conducive to the |
prosperity of the United States.'r The |
Keys have not yet accepted the chal- |
Ienge but we are sure they will.
Ray Dickson and Chas. Rohr, mem
bers of the class of 1910. visited Higu
School Tuesday afternoon
On Wednesday morning, the Rev. Mr..
Foote gave the High School very in
tere5ting Thanksgiving talk. He said
in part: ''rhe old people should be
thankful for the past, the middle aged |
people for the present, and the young |
people for the future We should all |
dream, but while we dream. should dig |
and realize our dreams. All the great !
men and women have been dreamcrs.
We should take a stand and decide |
for ourselves. Ecvry boy and every |
girl should be thankful for dreams. -
The talk was enjoyed by all.
Erie Hubbard was a visitor of the
High School Wednesday morning.
The pupils of this school were very
thankful last Thursday and Friday. |
They had a vacation.
The G. II. s. Football team with a
few of the Alumni went to Fruita on
Thanksgiving Day and played the High |
School of that place, They We're de
feated 81 to ). Better than being held |
scoreless.
Mr. Smith accompanied the football
team to Fruita and visited friends in
Grand Junction ON his return. The
boys all report a good time notwith
standing their defeat.
\ High School dance was given in
the Gym last Friday evening in honor
of the boys who came home from Col
lege to spend Thanksgiving. A good
crowd attended and a fine time is re-
ported by all.
Football is over now and Basket
Ball will be the game We hope to
be more successful in this game
The College boys have all left for
their respective schools and many of
the High School boys are happy again.
Miss Drach, the fifth grade teacher,
left for Denver Wednesday evening to
attend the big football game between
c. c. and d. L.. which was played in
Denver on Thanksgiving Day.
Mis- Altman and Mr.. Huber secm
very fond of their Latin and Physio-
graphy classes. They had special di-
visions of the said classes several times
last week.
The girls had no Gym work Wednes.
day afternoon on account of the grade
programs.
Some of the boys of the Senior Ger