The Glenwood post., 1910-11-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

ciation held a meeting The dance to
reduce the debt will be given Dec. 9
without fail. Invitations will be given
soon.
The school board has purchased new
song books for the High School ami
three mornings each week we have a
| class in music. Miss Pearl White IS
accompanist. Music is elective and we
have a good live music class. Miss AIT
man is very much interested in the
work.
The Latin classes do not seem to
think forty minute periods sufficient
time to exhibit their knowledge. Ex-
ira sessions of these classes were held
Monday evening
Monday morning. some of the pages
in the Senior German books looked
queer. Not that the pupils did not
know their lessons, but the German
teacher did not think it necessary to
have vocabulary written on the pages
of the book, in addition to the one so
kindly provided by the Book company.
Miss Walsh visited the girls gym
class Monday afternoon.
The "Key' and the "Lyceum
societies both favored the High School
with programs last week; the "Key"
having postponed its program from the
week before to the following Tuesday.
| Every partwas good and every one seem
ed pleased with it and especially when
Rev. Dickey was part of it. He be
lieves in being cheerful no matter what
happens and he always cheers us up by
his talks The "Lyceum'' program
was equally enjoyed on Friday morning.
The "Lyceum' always has something
original, this time it being "The Ly-
ccum's weekly Gazette given by
Augustine Holland, which was well
planned, and contained a synopsis Of
the current events as well as numerous
jokes on the members of the High
School.
Wallace Mayes was High School
visitor Tuesday morning
The Physiography class held a con
tinued discussion of the mornings dis
course Tuesday evening after school.
The Sewing classes become more in
tercsted in their work at each lesson.
The girls are obliged to keep Sewing
notes.
Miss Walsh is the new accompanist
for the gym.
The girls gym class proves to be very
interesting. New stunts are learned
every day.
Mr.. Smith gave his Algebra classes
test on Tuesday. The Civics class WAS
obliged to recite in Room 3.
The Lyceum program which was
given Friday morning, was enjoyed by
all The piano solos by Pearl White
and NIcldon Barlow deserve special at
tention. The recitation by Florence
Rice was especially enjoyed by all. At
the conclusion, Mr.. Shepherd gave
short talk
The Senior class was kept quite busy
last week; each member was obliged to
write "A Thesis of three thousand words
Various subjects were chosen and ex-
hausted. 1t is hoped that such IN
event Will not happen very soon again.
The sympathy of the whole class is
with Miss Allen during the process of
correction.
The Physics and Chemistry classes
both enjoyed experiments last week.
Many of the boys who graduated here
last year and the years before who have
been attending the University of Colo
RADIO, are home for their THANKSGIVING
vacation, and are making numerous
visits to the High School to see how it
is getting along. We are glad to have
them visit us.
Mr.. Smith You may translate the
next.n
Bright Senior Boy-''There stood
Hans as the thunder struck him."
1t is generally understood that light
ming strikes, not thunder.