Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

the FRESHMEN enjoyed a SlelSH-Ilue.
They did not journey very far, Meth
err did they tarTy for luncheon at
forwards, because it Is dangerous for
Freshies to be out late.
Semester exams are in order this
week, and those who are present to
express all they know in writing, are
resolving to tell all they know next
Semester so that they will not have
to write it all the very last week.
The Seniors have selected their
Commencement cards, which will be
ordered some time in March, when
the number of cards wanted will be
definitely decided upon.
One of our Freshmen girls is wear
ing flashing diamond, the Senior
girls all envy her, for they are near
ing the disastrous old maid age
Alta McWilhams of Ontario visited
High School Monday.
Has anyone heard anything about
the new High School?
ing Department of the Science Glass
is perhaps not known to all who are
interested in the school. The girls of
the second year class have finished
their wooden dresses and will soon
begin on simple evening dresses.
The Freshmen Glass girls have fin
ished their models and each has
made dainty sewing apron by hand.
The work of the two classes will be
on exhibit Thursday afternoon when
each girl will entertain her mother
and another guest.
West Moss, a former member of
the Glass of IA visited that class on
Friday afternoon.
Everything turned out remarkably
we'll on the Sophomore sleigh ride,
Wednesday night of last week. They
had good sleigh, team, driver, chap
erones, and a good class representa-
ton and delightfully."- good time. A
splendid evening greeted them, and
everyone made the most of it, and
did not miss an opportunity of hay
ing good time The sleigh ride
ranks among the best of the various
entertainments given by the Sopho
more class during the past Semester.
Myrtle Lloyd of Weiser was High
School visitor on Monday and Tues
day of this week.
We hear there Is a new High
School ON the way.
The School Board was very PRETTY
served at four course dinner onl
Monday evening at $50 by some of
the girls of the second year Domes-
tic Science Glass. The girls who
served We're Jennie Roney, Zola
Pearce, Dorothy Wilcox and Hair
lene Satoris, under the supervision of
Miss Cree. The menu consisted of |
salad, roast beef, brown gravy, pick
led apples. potatoes. bread, jelly, cof-
fee, creamed shrimp on toast, apr
cot ice, cake. If you wish to know |
how good the dinner was, just ask
the School Board They were pleased
with everything, and especially the
mattresses.
Mable Reimers spent two days in
High School last week.
Our High School exchanged song
books with the Fruitland High |
School this week. We have used |
our song books for four years and
We know every selection almost by
heart. Considering this, Mr.. Nelson
deemed it wise to exchange song
books with Fruitland, who was quite
willing and thus enable us to- be
come more efficient in sight reading.
The High School Orchestra is still
growing. At the last practice two
lew members were enrolled. Harold
'restel came to the rescue with his
lrum, and We're Blair with his VIC
in. The total membership is now
ourteen.
We will have to be militant IL we
want new High School, evidently.
Last Friday afternoon the Faculty
Ield the first of series of meetings
D discuss professional subjects in
onnection with Payette High
chool work. The first item of dis
ussion was the proper basis for
laking grades. The aims and meth
DIS of individual subjects WILL be
lken up in the remaining meetings
The second q. X. L. Ball was Civ
n last Friday evening in the Band
LaH. ALI P. H. S. students and their
arents were invited and responded
eautifully. The 2. K. LIS. are glad
, see that the parents take such
cen interest in their children. The
vening was spent in much merri-
Ient, dancing to the melodious
rains of an excellent five pie-e or IL