The Lamar register., 1914-05-13
SCHOOL NOTES

summer school work TO Degln June
9Th and continue until Friday, July
18th, six weeks in all. The tuition
charged will be the regular tuition
during the school year, fifty cents a
week for the grade students and one
dollar and twenty-five cents a week
for high school students. Teachers
on the regular force of the Lamar
schools will be in charge of the sum-
mer school and the work that is ac-
complished will receive full credit in
study will be from a. m. to II a. m.
1t will be necessary to secure enough
enrollments by June LIST to guarantee
the school. Otherwise the matter
will be dropped. Persons desiring to
enroll should notify the city superin-
tendent Of schools as early as posi-
BILE.
Eighth Grade Day
Thursday, May 81, is Eighth grade
day. The program was in all of the
papers last week and the schools are
taking a very active interest in the
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ball game in the forenoon, basket
dinner at noon, fine literary pro-
gram and track meet in the after
noon. The different programs during
the day will be in charge of the SEN
Tor class of the Lamar high school.
year were as follows:
Standing hop, step and jump, Spen-
Ger, Two Buttes, 25 feet, inches.
Standing broad jump, Spencer, 9
#. in.
Running hop, step and jump, Spen-
Ger, 80 #. 6 in.
Running broad jump, Spencer, ID
IT. in.
Relay race was won by Pioneer
school. A team from a Prowers coun-
ty country school won second.
Fifty yard dash, Hubbard Jones,
6 1-5 seconds.
High jump, Spencer, IT. z in.
Base ball throw, Spencer, 244 IT.
Tug Of war, won by the Lincoln
school.
Shot put, 10 pound shot, Spencer,
So #. 9 in.
The seniors have chosen the differ
ent events this year as noted in the
above program last week. Eighth
grade students from country schools
will note that one boy took most Of
the events last year for his school.
and as the country schools may COM
bine for the relay race, any country
school stands a good chance to win a
creditable number Of points in the
track meet. Seventh grade pupils
will be welcome as guests and should
be interested to see the meet SO that
they may be better prepared for their
part in it next year.
THE Gentleman from Indiana"
1.-THE Gentleman from Indiana"
adapted from the well known book by
Booth Harrington, is the title Of the
senior class play to be given at the
high school auditorium Friday even
ing, May 10, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Admission to the play will be aults,
SO cents, school children 35 cents.
The cast Of characters is as follows:
John HAIRLESS, the editor
-. 80. Robert Boatwright
Judge Briscoe, country gentleman
.... .... go. Howard Steward
James Fisbee, retired teacher
go. 80. 80. ..... Lucas Davis
Tom Martin, storekeeper-
.... 80. go. ..... Dave MOffat
Xenophen, colored servant
DR.. Gay -. -. Percy LyVere
Holloway, congressman
Landio, tavern keeper
... go. ....St. George Creaghe
Parker, printer
Sph Watts, Spectator. Will Moffat
Solomon Tibbs ...... Raymond Lee
Mr.. Bowlder, rustic Joseph Nichlos
Wilder Wimby's husband
Schofield, bell ringer
.... 80. go. -. Grover McGraw
McCune, corrupt politician
Bill Todd, rustic
Meridith, peoples friend Ross Weir
Helen Sherwood, pretty marquise-
.... 80. 80. .... Dorothy Bent
Minnie Briscoe, her friend
800. &C.. 80. Florence Pray