The Glenwood post., 1914-11-14
SCHOOL NOTES

gun. Mr. Beers has hopes of having a
winning team this year. We have ex-
cellent material and with good prac-
tice, good coaching, and our Loyal
boosting, the boys will surely bring us
hOnors.
At the Monday morning meeting of
the Athletic association an amendment
was made to the constitution regarding
the eligibility of students to the gym
as well as to team practice. The state
rules were adopted and will be rigidly
enforced.
The Seniors object to having G. II.
s. put in the shade by other high
schools in the matter of annuals, and
are very busy working up Garfield
County Highs Annual. 1t is fitting
that the first graduating class from the
new building should put out the first
annual. We find the public to be loyal
and boosting for this as for everything
else that the high school starts.
On Monday, while endeavoring to
make the agOnies of chemistry more en-
durable by first attending to physical
comfort, Lamar tipped his chair against
the wall at an angle of 40 degrees
which resulted in his becoming vastly
uncomfortable.
When the Senior cooking class gave
their dinner few weeks ago a home
less little kitten was guided by those
appetizing smells to the domestic Sci
ence room. The class Immediately
adopted it and since then it has been
known as "The Cat.' Last Friday
the girls decided to name it. As it IS
decidedly Senior cat, it must have a
name to indicate that fact. So, using
the first letter of each girls name and
after much juggling of letters and
much argument, the cat WAS christened
Earlfred De Berlaf. This may be
shortened to Earl for convenience.
Mr.. LyVere is the only member CT
the faculty who attends the gym chorus
class.
MANY of the high school students are
making daily excursions to view the
progress of the new building, which We
hone to enter the first of the year.
On Thursday morning of last week
Miss Lucille Smith gave a very inter
esting talk to the students in regard t.
the publication of an annual by the
Senior class.
Monday night of this week the boys
basketball team started practice with
ten men, six of the ball tossers being
veterans from last year 8 regulars a
schedule will be formed with all the
Western slope high schools.
An exam paper had the following;
"George Washington climbed Mt. Yes
uvius in 1892 to look at the Creator.
DR.. Place of the Glenwood sanitari
um entertained the high school las
Monday morning with q lecture on thu
subject, "a New Banking System TO
Glenwood Spring." He applied thu
subject to the physical health of tn
young people and gave methods o
debit, and credits that if followed vii
mean better men and women.
On Friday morning Dr. Mooney o
the State Normal addressed the mem
bers of the high school. The burde
of his talk was exercise ard its rela
ton to a healthy body.
Tho triangles that the present g
ometry class is studying have 1s
angles.
l The Freshmen are slowly but steadil
recovering from their first quarter
Examinations.
\ The members of the Freshmen Ene
lish II class are very busy studyln
the art Of polite correspondence.
During the first quarter the fresf
men class organized and elected IN
following officers: Carl walz, pres
} dent; Gertrude Brewer, vice president
Gladys MaeRaA secretary and trea'
urer.