The Glenwood post., 1914-02-14
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February II, GlsnvooA vil try thei.
very best to defeat the LsaAvilLe five
vAea they play in the Cloud City.
Here's hopiag.
Rex a.d Rellia Smith Yer. u,sbls 70
seeo.pany the G. H. g. baskstball
tesa to Aspen On account Of havisg
to rehearse the musical score Of "TAe
Man From Mexico" with the troupe
Sunday Afternoon.
Will some kind Freshie please sx-
plain the meaning Of the appearsnes
Of beauty marks Tor was it dirtO On
their beaming faces Friday nornings
We will say this much, that it did no.
increase their good looks and it would
be wise to discontinue the practice i.
this is the reason.
If come of the people Of Gleawood
would rally to the support Of their
teams Is does Aspen, the school would
not only be better off financially, but
the teams would have = better chance
of winning from their opponents. In
= report Of the games Mr.. Lyvere said
"When we stepped off the train II
Aspen the the whole town was there
to meet us. At the game the whole
town were there to cheer the teams and
when we left they all came to see US
off," Why not have . little of this
spirit in Glenwood SPRING.!
Rex Smith has contributed to the
high school = most excellent portrait
of Mt. Lineoln's basketball playera.
II is on exhibition in the assembly hall.
Why those mysterious class meet
ings Of the Junioss!
Bishop Brewster gave an excellent
talk to the pupils Of the local high
school Friday. His subject was "Indi-
vidualism," and everyone learned
something new, something they had
not thought of before. We have had
many instructive and interesting
speeches by prominent men throughout
the state during the past year and We
appreciate them very much.
Even the teachers are not exempt
from the mumps. Miss shumate is
now afflicted with them.
The Senior physics class 10 becoming
quite familiar with electricity.
The roof Of the school house exper.
ieaced another fire Wednesday morn.
ing Of last week. The students were
out Of the building in excellent time
and order. Fire drills are unnecessary
these days. We simply have the fires.
The last one damaged four shingles.
Miss Allen lat dismissal hour, look.
ing at a boys hat)-Which one Of the
boys has not passed down yet!
Lucille docking at hat)-Desmond.
Miss Allen-How do you know!
All high school students are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of new song books.
They were used one day last week and
all agreed that the songs are beautiful.
The Seniors were reciting German
when the fire alarm sounded last Wed.
nesday. Excitement reigned supreme,
but being informed that they were not
members Of the Volunteers" they
bravely tried to settle down to work
once more. And the building was
burning fasttD However, the big
bell gave the alarm 80 the precious
class Of IA was saved.
On Monday morning Miss Porter AMI
Mr.. Lyvere gave interesting descrip.
tions of the Saturday games At Aspen.
Bishop Brewster visited several
classes Monday morning after his sd.
dress. In ancient history class he
gave his views on Evolution and the
Bible versus Modern Science.
Mrs. Kob accompanied the teams /,
Aspen. She reports that she did rot
get much sleep Saturday night o. ae-
count Of having 10 help ehaperoa part
Of the sight. and oeeaPyiAg . rsom
next to the boys the rest Of said aight.
Waile in Aspea last Saturday the
team took . trip through the Duraut
nise a.d thea wsnt to ses the work
ines Of The eaueg3er nins.
Miss Allen gave tie FfesAnaa Eag-
lisA e,ass = beA seass wAsa sAs tsId
then they would have 30 staad spsa q
chair while delivering Lineoln . Get.
tysbufg sA1Fs0.
Clarence Dheades returned - seAool
hast Thursday after being absent from
|scAool over Q Wook.
A phfase heasd these days wAseever
there are Freedmen: sFouf oooro a,d
twenty yean ago.