The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-02-21
School Notes

may be reserved at the Up-to-Date
after ten O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing.
Rev. Z. E. Brace of the NJ. E.
church addressed the Wednesday
morning high school assembly.
The orchestra. girls chorus. and
the mennechoir provided music for
the occasion.
Review classes for the benefit
of all persons preparing for the
be held in the high school building
from $3.50 TO $3.50 daily for three
weeks beginning Monday. February
&c. These classes are primarily for
the benefit OF the high school SEN
Tors who are preparing to teach and
no charge will be made to them.
Outsiders are welcome to join these
classes on payment of a tuition of
enrolment fee of one dollar. This
pays for instruction in as many
classes as the student may wish to
enter.
Boards of education in rural dis
tricts are invited to take up the
matter of vacancies. with the su-
perintendent OF the Lamar schools
The high school is making a special
effort to send out people with spec
ial preparation for this work.
course in psychology is offered and
twenty students are enrolled in
this class. A good review course
is offered. Students are permitted
to do observation and practice work
in the Lamar schools and every ef-
fort is made to give preparation
need to hire an inexperienced
teacher the high school has some
good strong students to recommend.
The night school is flourishing.
The Spanish class has an enroll
ment of twenty-five. Other classes
are making steady gains. Glasses
meet Monday. Wednesday and Thur
day evenings.
The citizens committee and the
high school committee on the lee
ture course held a joint meeting Sat
urday afternoon at the high school
building and entered into contract
with the Redpath Bureau for a lee
ture course for the ensuing year.
The committee entered into a con-
tract for four numbers only. but
will present a live number course
The fifth number will no. be Sc
lected until after the first of the
year. the experience OF the commit
tee this year showing that some of
the best numbers were offered at
that time at very low rates this
year. In case II is impossible to Sc
cure number at that time a
high school number will be subsu-
tuted. This, however. is not at all
likely to happen. Course tickets
for the five entertainments will be
sold for two dollars. A special rate
of one dollar will be made to all
pupils enrolled in the Lamar pub
lie schools. Single admission will
be Zoe as heretofore. The course
secured follows: The Katherine
Ridgeway Co. musical; Ralph Bling
ham, entertainer; Charles Merica,
lecturer; The Waterman Co., music
al; and one to be chosen.
Every one is invited to attend
every session of the county teachers
association to be held at the high
school building Saturday forenoon,
Afternoon and evening. ALI ses-
sions but the banquet are free and
school patrons and their friends
are urged to attend. DR.. Lory
will be heard Saturday night at the
high school auditorium. No charge
will be made. Every one come Spec
ial music by the high school orches-
ira and mennechoir. The art exhib-
IL by Lamar schools may be seen
in the commercial room either be-
fore or after the lecture. Do not
fail to see It,
The Hagerman orchestra gave a
complimentary concert to the high
school Monday morning. The ORCH s