The Glenwood post., 1914-03-21
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American people have more seooa-
plishneuts thaa they are thought ~
have because they are unable to show
what they do know. In other words,
their speech does not reveal their eul,
ture. He said that perhaps the hurry
of present day life is the cause. In
conclusion he emphasized the value of
reading good books and of thorough
study of few, rather than many
authors.
Many who saw the Seniors marching
down the street Tuesday morning
thought that they had gone on . strike;
but they were only going to the power
house to have the workings Of th.
various machines explained to them.
The girls especially have been very
wise since.
1t seems As II spring has come 20
stay. We hope SO any way and now If
summer and all its joys will hurry
along we will be the "nerry snes.'
The Senior German students are dis
eussing feet at present. We canno.
exactly decide how many feet we
should have. 1t is . peculiar class,
sort Of the centipede variety. W.
know each one should have six feet,
but some times NO one has more than
five, except Miss Dargavel who a.
ways has the required six.
Mildred seems very fond Of pho
Biography At present.
The Freshmen this year are . very
social crowd. Saturday they made an
excursion to the Cave Of the Clouds,
Miss Porter acting - ehaperon. She
reports . very enjoyable time - we'll
as . most interesting class Of boys aal
girls. .
A hero has been discovered in the
Freshman class. Ask Ottie Shelton
how he rescued 4 beautiful maiden
from = flaming, four-story building.
Last Thursday evening the Fresh
man and Sophomore girls played .
game of baseball in the gymnasium.
The game resulted in = victory for the
Freshmen to the score of l6 to IA.
The Senior class is we'll supplied
with tests from Mr.. Underwood. he
certainly believes in being very liberal
in that line.
Msbel Moore, Barnette Napier and
Desmond Moore were absent from
school last Monday. They belong to
"The Man From Mexico troupe
which showed in Grand Junction on
that night. We certainly have dram
attic talent in this school.
Mae Mcmillan was absent several
days recently on account of illness.
Vincent Holland still has q severe
cold. We all miss "Bean So smiling
countenance.
The High school students are sure
determined to rush spring. Saturday
night bacon fry was indulged in and
opposite to the expectations the weath-
er was perfect. A small but joyful
crowd returned to their respective
homes in the wee small hours Of the
morning.
Seven members Of the basketball
team and Coach Ly We're had . groul
picture taken Friday At Kirwan'.
This is to be sent to spalding Brothers
Of Denver and will be printed in the
basketball annual. Perchance you had
N appointment with the photographer
this week. You had better postpone II
until = new lens arrives.
Rumors are in the air that the 1911
track team will produce the creates,
squad of runners and sprinters in the
history Of G. h. 9. Fifteen Of twenty
are out every evening after school and
they are developing very rapidly in
this branch Of sport, according to
statements made BY q number Of Glen
wood citizens.
In Junior English class Edith Howe
was reading about . house that va.
surrounded by "pess boss." Editi
)sesned to be rather excited a.d sur
rounded the house with "pet dogs. y
No wonder Burns was inspired by hi,
surrosndilsa
"Case Of Suspension" under direc
ton Of Miss Dsrgavel is rapidly near
ing perfection.
0peiag fever sssns to have take1
the place Of mumps.
The Freshman class arranged . very
morning Of st. Patrick's day. Gu,
Freshmen are an enthusiastic crowG
an excellent class and the inspiration