The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

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believing they were superior to the
Junior and Freshman Boys in Baske,
Ball skill sent in a challenge by Ches.
ter Law, which was answered in the
way Of acceptance by Victor Carlson
The conditions included series oi
three games with the victorious clas.
ses being entertained by the defeater
The first game was played Friday af-
ternOOn. Dec. I, when the Juniors and
Freshmen Basketers failed to uphold
their ability by score of 1916. The
second game was played Friday after
noon Dec. IL. The Seniors and SophO-
mores were again victorious. the score
being 17-l6. This makes two games
out Of the three thus far the Seniors
and SOphOmOres have won, so We know
who is to furnish the treat.
During the Assembly Period of Nov.
80 an election was held and Cheer
Leader, or Yell Master for the coming
season was chosen. Harold Bretnall
was selected and Immediately practice
on Yells commenced
Many of the Young People of this
school go out to teach. From the Glass
of 1914, eight are teachers. Eight Of
the members of the Class of 1915 have
hak % l., H.. Il,
for their immediate future AS means
to this end the High School assists
partially in the preparation by offer
ing a course in Reviews.
Thursday December 8, the Chapel
Period was devoted to the practice of
School Yells. We filled the Yells with
all the vim and Pep" there was ever
put into Yells. If anyone doubts this
statement, please visit a few of our
Basket Ball Games and then decide
for yourself If what we have said
proves false kindly let us know
Monday at Chapel. Miss Eismann
accompanied by the piano and violin
rendered very beautiful vocal Sc
lection. From the amount of applause
the music was appreciated by every
student
Tuesday, Mrs. Reed read for the
students several events in connection
with the birth of many prominent
individuals.
From the survey of Secondary Edu-
cation in Colorado made by DR.. Will
liam A. Cook High School Visitor for
the State University, we learn many
important facts about schools in our
common wealth. But more especially
will the following significant informa-
ton appeal to citizens of this country;
Compared with the other County High
Schools in the State of Colorado. Sedg-
wick County High School stands at
the head of the list in percent of en-
rollment according to school popula-
ton. In other words, your school is
serving greater portion of the popu-
lation in this cunty than any other
community school in the state. We be-
lieve this needs no further commenda-
tion.
The Senior Girls Domestic Science
class has issued invitations for a din
ner Friday evening, Dec. Is. to Moth
ers, Board Members and the faculty
The German Club announces it's
Christmas party to be held on the
evening of Dec. %. The Senior Ger
man Glass and Miss Eismann are to
be the hostesses A number of invita-
tions have been issued to those out
side of school who are interested in
German. We are looking forward to
q merry time
After the second intra-class game
the Junior and Freshmen girls enter
tanned the Faculty and the boys of
their classes in the Domestic Science
room. Mr.. Young acted as toast-mas-
ter. Miss Barret, the president of the
Junior Glass welcomed the guests and
expressed the approval of the Junior
Glass of the boys conduct in the games
This was followed by talks from Net
tie Shepherd. Stephen Rook. Ruth Dye
and Mr.. MCCue. We hope that when
the treat to the Seniors and Sopho-
mores is given it may result in as
much genuine and good feeling.
Colorado and the Dawn OF Tomorrow
Colorado has gone dry by more than
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