The Holt County sentinel., 1911-04-28

eight month, the per cent OF attend.
ance being very high. Room has
the first place with thc high average
OF ~ per cent, two rooms have ~ per
cent, one ., and one nj. This L. the
true school spirit. u II always i'm.
portant To bc regular AT school. but
doubly 50 Ia the closing months
We have hut three weeks Of school
left. All classes and departments are
carefully reviewing the work Of the
semester. No part of the school
work II more impur,an, than the re-
view. In the advance the pupil H.
constant y meeting new faces. bu, In
the review hc j. At home among
friends and familiar scenes. We
want every pupil 10 bc present every
day this last month oi the year Ialo.
/ IL, This L. ihr MONTH for pupils Ia
keep away from Shows. >ocial>, auto
! rides Ia short, Ia give up for the
lime being large portion Of our
amu>rmrn, and stay al home and
study la the evening. We are anxious
Tor every pupil io pass with crcdiia.
bile grades, bu, We are more anxious
that you know the subjects IN which
You pass and this |. possible onl!
thru hard study. We believe the
school and teachers will dotlicir part.
Parent and pupil. will you no, join
with ~ In closing the year with a
crcdi, able record In scholarship
| Our tennis game was intcrc~, Ing
last Saturday afternoon hut tie date
was unfortunate tho unavoidable. a.
the anniversary al ihc Independent
Order oi odd Fellows made II impO>-
>iblc Tor mos, people To attend the
tennis tournament. cur boys played
well on the start and won The iirsi
i've sets In the double, hands down.
bat the Increased familiarity with
court 10y this time on the part of the
visitors. and lack at CLOSE team work
on oui par, gave llc mex, three sets
and hence HE tournament, To Matt.
land. In the single. Maitland won b.,
the rlu>c margin of one point. \
clean scoop this time Tor the Malt
land High school, but our fellows
have promised lhal II j. not 10 he re-
pcaIcd and wc are going 10 give thcm
a cyclone ~ Maitland In two weeks.
Everything nov Indicates one ui
| the test commencement IN the his
tory of Oregon. ENcrlhudy j. bclllnd
! llc plan Ia give those faithful young
women and young men OF ilc senior
class WHO are finishing tlW twelve
| years course with ~ much credit &.
and passing forever bryoud the loving
I care ol our Public school. and the
| girls and boys Who have Slaid TO he
the grammar grade and entering the
High school glad and royal honor
commencement week, This l. the big
even, In our school year, a happy,
helpful. inspiring occasion In which
every individual IN the community
regardless al creed or station j. inter.
esled.
The Grades have selected a very
interesting chorus and play en-.
titled, "The Gyps. Picnic We have
seen this beautiful and amusing pro.
gram elsewhere and know that II l.
highly entertaining. We have not
given the Grades program the past
Two years and its return To com.
menceMent week will be welcomed by
all. Teachers and pupils are making
thoro preparation and the enicrl ain.
mcnt will be well rendered.
We have been very fortunate IN Sc.
curing for the commencement adj
dress Dr. Cyrus Townsend BRADY.
known east and west a. an author
lecturer, and preacher who stands In
the front rank Of a0th century lead.
ers In thot and social progress. Ills
lates, book, THE Island Of Regener.
alton" Is one of his lest, Is AN inter-
esting and Instructive story, and 1t
would he practical II our people
would read this book before COM
mencement.
The Seniors have selected most
wholesome and amusing play for their
part Of commencement and the ear.
nestness with which they are taking
hold Of the practice under the direc.
ton of Miss Madge Boyd means that
this play will he one of the best num-
hers OF the week.
The Eighth Grade exercises are
sure TO he good. Miss Zeller and the
class are preparing an interesting lit
tie program, and Prof. II. Clay Har.