The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-11-14

SCHOOL NOTES

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The Student Press will appear on
Friday Of this week. Frank DeKay,
editor; Leslie Kidneigh, business man.
ager. Get copy Of this paper The
work is all done by Students %
The reception given by the high
school students In the gym. on Satur-
day evening was enjoyed by 100 Idaho
Falls people and as many more from
Blackfoot- $500,
Miss Frances Tolmiea had the mis-
fortune to receive a painful bump on
the head while running through the
lower halls on Saturday evening. She
IS. none the worse Tor the accident.
however, at this writing.
Ten new pupils on Monday push
our enrolment still higher. Room for
all the pupils. is becoming problem.
The football team will make grand
march over>to Twin Falls next Friday,
where they are in high hopes Of
wrenching the title OF champions from
the fast aggregation Of that city.
Here's good luck to the boys and they
bring back the Twin Falls scalp.
Some, rules the B. H. S. students are
promising to obey that may appeal to
the public also.
l, fname) do hereby promise to
observe every day the following items
Of health and cleanliness to the best
of my ability:
will not expectorate on floors, side.
walks or in public places.
/ will not cough or snseze without
holding handkerchief before my face
or turning my head away from all per
sons about me. ,5,
will not pick my nose or dig my
eyes or ears in the presence of others.
| twill not put pencils or other arti-
Giles in my mouth.
will carefully wash my hands be-
fore each meal.
will eat slowly, chew my food, at
least, fiveJtimes and not wash my food
down with drinks, but swallow
naturally.
! WIFI wash my teeth with a brush
and, thoroughly rinse my mouth al
least once daily.
| ! will refrain from all abuses of bod
excuses in eating and injurious prac
tees of all kinds which tend to stunt
my growth or decrease my worth te
my parents or my country.
will battle at least once each week
oftener if possible.
! l will not applaud by stamping m!
feet
l will go to bed at a regular houl
and get at least nine hours sleep eacl
night.
l will raise at least one window il
my bed chamber every nisht. ~
Mrs. Gertrude Ryan is substitutin;
for Susie Biethan this week while tn
latter Is suffering with a mild case Q
la er pre. She hopes to resume char
on Friday.
The second number Of the lectur
course comes December 10th. This i
} the big number of the course A mus
ical attraction given by Alfred Hill
Burger, Americas leading baritone
Leon Max, solo violinist, Hans Dresse
Chellist and Carl Machlin, pianist, Thi
. company comes to US as an all sta
D aggregation and no music lover can a
ford to miss it.
The high school faculty and tn
alumni basket ball teams engaged i
0 preseason practice Wednesday ever
0 ing 81 a.
n Prof. Lewis has several of the yOun
people of the town started in privat
vocal lessons. He has had wide e.
perience along this line of work an
remarkable success in the developmer
of voices Certainly no one can den
0 that the town has talent and no on
0 can afford to neglect an opportunity
O make himself efficient along this lin.
= Nearly all pupils have returned t
school after few days absence O
= account of wild scare report of COZ
0 tagiousl diseases in the locality. TIL
o health officer assures us that there
q no danger Of an epidemic.
Mr.. Lewis delivered an address, t
the students yesterday morning, tn
U subject being "Old Mexico Nj
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