Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22
Council Bluffs
High School Filled
WithNeW Students;
HazerS Are Fooled

The largest number Of pupils from tn,
graded schools that have entered the higi
school for any year in the history ol
the pupils schools Of Council Bluffs viii
enter the higher academy at the begin
ming of the second semester tomorrow
morning. The list exceeds 100. making
the total enrolment in the high schoo
70l, the largest by far In its history. Il
taxes the building TO its utmost and re-
quires a great deal Of handiersft on thu
part of the faculty TO arrange for theil
care and teaching. Every part Of tbs
building that is at all available Will b
used. and all Of the class rooms win b
constantly in use.
Parents and citizens. who pay the taxes
for the teaching of this army Of boys AND
girls and putting them through the high
school, are uniting In asking Superinl
tendent Beveridge and all of the high
school teachers TO prevent at this time
the hazing features that have marred the
school every time fresh batch Of chill.
dren is promoted. The teachers are asked
to resort TO extreme measures and
a few well-meaning police officers
will be detailed there II necessary.
Promises were exacted from the boys moi
to resort to the barbarism. but the ener-
getic youngsters tried to snnul the obliga-
ton by a clever ruse.
Yesterday afternoon the big crowd Of
fresh boys and girls were required ID
go to the building for the purpose Of
being assigned TO their rooms. A large
number OF the senior and sophomores
knew OF 1t and prepared an ambush. They
crowded into room No. 4 and expected
TO sally forth at the last moment and
catch the unsuspecting freshies and dc
them some handy turns quickly. This
hazers, however. were Just an hour toe
late. The new pupils came at l instead
Of 2 o'clock, and the hazers after con.
flnlng themselves for an hour went away
disappointed.
From Avenue school-Raymond Claw.
son, Frank Duncan. Edward Lowrey
Marion Martin, Claude Mercer. sidney
Morris, Francis Mallory. Elmer Painter
Kenneth Robinson. Adah Brumage. Teresa
Donneiiy, Helen Eyers, Helen Foster
Helen Guinnee, Marie Mathis, Florence
Siuyter.
From washington Avenue Scholar.
thur Anderson, Ivan Bradford. Fred Cher.
Miss. Glenn Copeland. Ray Clark, Alberi
Cornell. Earl Davis, Ralph Ellsworth
Oral Freeman. Guy Gould, George Henry
Mckinley Heck. Lyal Jones, Frank Lewis
Morton Marcus, Tgnatius Redden, Lewis
Ross. Everett Russell. Harry Searie, Johr
sweeny, Pearl Harris.
From Bloomer school-Bessle Adolph
sen, Bessie Davenport. Esther Dearden
Marie Grenlach Grace Irvine, Marths
| Keller, Ida Ladlges, Jennie Lamb, Ruth
| Iennox, Marie Lorenx. Eva Plumer, Edni
/ shannon, Gertrude FINLEY, Eunice White
From Second Avenue School-fiarolt
Baird, Leslie Bullock, John Chapman. 10,
CHAR. Homer Forsyth, Clifford German
Dwight Hesses Jarold Joseph. David Kerr
Harold Parrish, Grover Petersen, Harr,
samuelson. Lee SHELTON, Arnold Wadum
/ I,ennie whitman. Buel Williamson.
FROM Twentieth Avenue school-Ethe
Christensen, Emiiy Conner, Ida Demp
sey, Lo,tie Dilier. Ethel Drieselman
Emma Grason. Gladys Griffin. Esthe
Klllpack, Elsie Lee. Velma Kitchener, NIL
dred MONTGOMERY. Esther Olson, Ethe
Olson, Elizabeth Pickering. Vesper Price
Vivian searies, Faye Smith, Katherine
Smith, Opal siageman, Beth Thompson
Anna skow.
| Derveer, Jens Christensen, George Gret
zer, Thomas Harrison. Harry Larser
ton. Glenn wilcox. Carrie Bruno. Dorothl
POSTER, Edna Jensen. Minnie Jensen. Ellel
ingalsbe, Joioe Larsen. Mary MontEom
cry, Henrietta Nielsen. Elsie Price. Flor
encs Senior. Ruth Snyder, Gertrud
STANCE.