Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-29
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

Robinson will spend their summer a
their homes in Nampa, Jessie Talbo
leaves next week for her home IL
Anita, Iowa. Mrs. Russell will be a
home In Fruitland and it is rumoret
Miss Fay Shamberger will also be
AT Home" near Fruitland. Velys
Grimes and Elsie Schmid will go &c
Salt Lake thence to Los Angeles and
visit relatives in Portland. Ora Mott
will be at home until fall, when she
viii enter Lewiston Normal for
next year. Bessie Griep will attend
summer normal at Albion and Alma
Crowther will spend part Of her va
cation in the mountains and at the
] Lakes.
Friday afternoon the Freshies had
regular lark at the expense Of the
seniors and High school teachers.
They secretly planned during the
week to impersonate each one and
carefully watched their idiosyncrasies
SO it was not difficult to recognize
in Herbert Homan the athletic fig
ure of Prof. Charles, the quiet MOI
est Miss Westcott in Olive Hunter
and Miss Steilman recognized her
own little traits in Jennie Sham
berger. She was in the secret and
allowed the girls to go to her rooms
near there to make up in the clothes
of all the class secured by hook or
crook for the occasion and thought
to escape but not SO. Nothing timid
about the freshies and it beat vaud-
eville to see them perform like "wolv-
es in sleeps clothing" Several 9th
er ceremonies were gone over. The
Juniors read the constitution, the
law as 1t were to the Sophomores.
The Seniors presented the old school
pennant to the Sophomores and all
those little courtesies and jokes dear
to the hearts and fun loving nature
of youth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Makinson enter
tanned Prof. and Mrs. Charles to
dinner Sunday.
Apphia Robinson, eighth grade
teacher is much gratified with the
work in her grade this year and an
nounces but three failures out Of 81
students. Twenty five pupils passed
with an average above 80 to 96. Sew
eral had 100 per cent in Arithmetic.
The two holding the highest averag-
IS are Clara Royston IS and Leila
Fisher IS Ia.
Thursday evening after school the
Junior class gave a picnic down on
island, their guests on
this occasion being the Senior class
md High School teachers. Every
hing was in harmony, beautiful |
weather, ideal spot and congenial
company and to say they had a good |
lime puts it mildly. They had
-egular camp supper, roasted potatoes
md all, which was keenly enjoyed
,y all as they were served in true
picnic style.
Marion Robinson gave very pref
y party Friday evening in honor of
he Senior class and their friends, |
each member of the class being 81
owed to invite one. The class col
,rs were used in the decorations and
1t the five small tables the class
Tower the cream rose, was used, the
place cards being done in water col
,r in that design, two course lunch
ION was served, Mable Robinson, lr-
ma Deal and Coda Wells presiding
over the tables. The party was well
planned therefore there were no duh
Games and muse and
un making the time pass quickly. 1t
las been said There is nothing /
lew under the sun" but one cute ca
was decidedly new. -Fhe
,aby show" Marion had secured
,aby nictures of the class and as
hey looked in the faces of the tooth
ess dimpled darlings great fun was
lad in guessing which one was
which. Esther Russell was voted the
,rettiest baby and the old saying.
Pretty in the cradle, homely at the
able was proven false as the adj
nirers of Esther will all agree.
Memorial Day, Mr. Daniel Stegner's
uneral, and Commencement caused
UGH a flower demand the graduates
we're unable to secure sufficient for
heir graduation. They found the
anne state of affairs at Bose and
to Portland the Rose
lily for them.