Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-08
NOTES OF THE GRADED SCHOOL.
Preparing orNTrack Meet--.Interest-
ing Ilecture---Ehe Honor Roll.

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siding In Atlanta, talked to about 100
interested hearers in the school, Mr..
Basmajfan spoke at length on the
customs and manners of the Orient,
especially Of Armenia. The lecture
was illustrated with costumes and
articles showing the peculiarities in
the lives Of Armenians, Turks and
| Greeks.
| The speaker, who possesses pleas
Ing voice, sang delightfully."- and
played very sweetly on wind instru-
| ments. The lecture was instructive
while amusing, and pleased the large
audience. A part Of the proceeds
was given the library of the school.
Track Meet and Other Athletics.
Everyone is reminded of the pre-
Friday, March "a, beginning about
p. m. r There will be twelve events
between the two teams, some of
which Will be amusing. In the latter
class are the shoe race, egg race,
three legged race and sack race.
Each team will be represented by
a sponsor, and the teams will have
separate colors. Valuable prizes will
be given, among them large ban
ner, In the school colors, to be held
one year by the winning team.
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Will be charged to help defray ex-
penses. The track team and the
school need the assistance Of the
patrons and friends. 1t is hoped
large crowd will be present to wit
ness the events and urge the young
athletes on.
The girls, not to be outdone, have
formed two divisions for playing bas-
ket ball. In few days n court will
be completed and games will be held
regularly. There Is no better form
of athletics for girls than basket ball,
and no doubt great interest will be
shown by the young ladies this
spring.
VIII Address Literary Society.
M. r. Mcdonald, of the local bar,
Will address the members Of the Is
saquena Literary Society at their next
meeting, Friday, March 10. His sub
ject will be, "The Importance Of the
Literary Society In the High School,"
Mr. Mcdonald, who Is pleasing
speaker, will be welcomed by the So
ctety on that occasion. The debate
for that day will be Resolved, That
South Carolina should have COM
pulsory education law" The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Literary Society Officers.
AT the last meeting Of the Issa-
quena Literary Society the following
officers were elected to serve for the
next three months:
President-Irene White.
Vice observation-disclosures Steck
: Secretary and Treasurer-Ruth
Kay.
Literary Critic-Eulah Grant.
Orderly Critic-Elizaheth Strib-
) ling.
The Palmetto Society elected Off
GERS as follows for the third term:
President--Fannie Isbell.
Vice President-Furman Hill.
Secretary-George Kaufman.
Treasurer-NIary Cornelia Barton.
Orderly Criticism Pitchford.
The Honor Roll for February.
The names of those who attained
the required average for place on
the honor roll appear below:
Grade 1O-Dora Duncan, Lettie
Grant. jamie Harrison, Elizabeth
Stribling.
Grade s-Mary Ellen Wilson.
Grade S-Luther Davis.
Grade 7-Olive Hunt, Tabitha
StriblinE.
Grade 6--Mary c. Barton, Grace
Beard, Katie Moody, Alice Sanders.
Grade 5-Evelyn Boozer, Mena
Bischoff, Boone Fitzgerald, Sallie
Hunt, Julia Kaufman, Bertha
Klaren. Ina Mulliey, Pauline Steck.
Grade 4-William Bell, Josep hine
Boozer, Ruth Brown, Dovie Day, Inez
Douthit, Clarence Fowler, Carrie
Darby Harrison, Marion Hetrick,
Henrietta Klaren. Mildred Moore,
Robert Rogers, John Schroeder, Lucille
White.
Grade 3-Humphries Badger,
Grady Burton, Mildred Carter, Alice
Corbin, Richard Earle, George Fin
kenstadt, Ralph Hetrick, Anda Rob
ms
Grade John Ansel, Bonita Boo
zer, Frances Carter, Derrill Douthit.
Frank Hunt, Caro- Probst, Inez Todd,
Laura Todd, Nonnie Watkins, Annie
Wilson, Eunice White, Overton Lewis.
Grade Kathleen Barton, Mar
guerfte BooZer, Frances Kaufman,
Paul Hunt, Willie Klaren, Henry
Klaren.
Primary-Caroline Ansel-Edith
Carter, Carolyn Rogers, julie Abbott,
Glenn Laney, Kie Rowland.
The Mill School.
Grade 3-Roy Nicholson Aloe
Hudson, Pauline Hellams, Mamie
Lou Tribble, Florence Chastain.
Grade 2-George Chastain, Alice
Tribble, Davis Quinn, Lille Handy.
Grade 1-Rosalie Fuller, Pauline
PRESLEY. Jesse Watkins, Jesse San
ders, Blonnie Rochester.
Geraldine Hughs, Teacher
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