The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-17

| ASAo 49, ''s' 80 sJOAn OIOWu
JOKES Edward Byere
Reading May Cole
Current Events =. -. Annie Graham
Reading. ............. Lulah Smith
Paper ............. Marie Millick
Song ................ by school
The pictures purchased for the
schools from the proceeds of the Art
exhibit last spring, are a great source
of satisfaction to pupils and teachers.
they are of the best quality that could
be selected. The various rooms have
shown excellent judgment in their
choice of pictures. There are to be
several programs In, connection with
unwilling the pictures this week.
rr, High School News
At last the time for our first num-
Der of the lecture course has arrived.
Everything is in readiness for one of
the greatest attractions ever to be
witnessed in Blaekfoot All tickets
available have been sold, more have
been printed, but unless those wish
ing them who have not made their
purchases hurry, they will be unable
to obtain any. At the low price they
have been placed at, it has been al
most impossible to keep ourselves
supplied with tickets. Our intentions
were to have had this first number in
the new high school auditorium, but
on account of the fact that the seats
are not all in place yet, this was i'm
possible; therefore it will be held
in the Methodist church. However,
do not let this influence anyone to
remain absent. Mr.. Cookies program
will be on his series of poems, Nine
teen Hundred and Now" These are
his own composition, given in his
own way, way which only the au-
thor knows.
Since the Blackfoot-Idaho Falls
game, the football team has been
practicing steadily. Everybody real
ICES that Saturdays game with Po-
catello will be the hardest of the
year. While We expect victory, yet
good, hard practice Is necessary. The
game with Idaho Falls was played in
zero weather, but notwithstanding
this fact, a fast, snappy game was
played. The game, was stopped at
the end of the first half on account
of injury to some of the Idaho Falls
players. Blackfoot, however, was
declared the victor by the score of
II to S. From the beginning the
game was Blackfoot's, the Falls team
being unable to resist the onslaught
Of the Blackfoot back field. Never
Turing the game was our team held
or downs, but on the contrary with
he Falls players.
Examination week is past and the
md the ranking of the pupils is got
EN- up. The ranks for this month
n the high school are as follows:
Seniors-Shelomi Van Blaricorn,
'9K; Leona Hall, S7A; Kenneth
Parkinson, Sc.
Juniors-Agnes Hart, SSh; Hazel
Iackman, 9Ok; Elsie Gibson, SS.
Sophomores-Bert Anderson, 81,
leslie Kidneigh, 9OA, Burgoyne Crit
Ing, S9A.
Freshmen-Phyliss Hoover, 90;
Edna Parkinson, go; Lillian Sample,
tx.
The ranks for the first month were
S follows:
Seniors-Leona Hall, 81; Amos
'aylor sc 2-3, Kenneth Parkinson,
g 2-3; Bert Pennington, S6A.
Juniors-Agnes Hart, 90A; Hazel
tackman, 80; Elsie Gibson, 88.
Observation-Disclosures Grifting,
IN; Ethel Cherrington, SO "; Bert
lnderson, IS Us.
Freshmen-Phyliss Hoover, 93A;
tuby billiard, 91A; Thatcher All
ed, 89A.
Conmercial-Jessie Hull, 87h;
latham volpert, S6N; Hazel Prouse, +,
81.
Thus we see by the changes in &
anks that the students are working I
ard to show the citizens Of Black
'ot that we have studious bunch /
students. BY careful examination /,
can also be seen that those who 1
e In football and other branches Of Il
hletics are not always the least stu s
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