The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
ALUMNI.
c. 6. H. S.

of the classes from c. c. II. S. OF re-
cent years are pursuing their studies
at higher institutions of learning.
However. we must not overlook the
fact that a number of the graduates
have entered into business activities,
such as engineering, school teaching.
bookkeeping and other branches.
We are greatly amazed to learn
that up to the present time. dating
back thirty-one years to the first grad
uating class, 1884. consisting of such
prominent citizens as Clyde C. Daw-
son, j. l.. Cooper and others, that
there are something like Ave hum
dred and eight graduates from Canon
City high school.
There are no doubt many who
would be interested in reading a COM
prehensiye report OF the present oc-
cupations and activities of the grad
yates of the class of rs. They are in
brief as follows: ~
Observation-Disclosures Anderson. Ir-
ma Jeffrey. Gertrude Bondurant, Mae
Gale. Leona Lynch. Ruth Sandy.
Attending College-Francis. Hole.
University of Denver; Fred williams.
University OF Kansas; Theo. Rowciiffe.
State Agricultural College: Jas. Nc
Clintock. University of Michigan:
Dorothy Bonn. University of Colorado:
Ruth Merriam, State Normal; Gladys
Caldwell. State Normal
| Ir nt,c
Steam Laundry; VIM. Rabsahl. Royal
Gorge mine; Stanley Larson. ranch
Geo. O'Brien. ranch; Fred Merriam.
Harding Hardware Co.; Marie Schwef-
CERT. in fathers office.
At Home Alice FELTON,. Ida Littell.
Edith Burton. Lima Hiatt, Irene Hiatt.
MILITARY.
The order OF more military sup
plies. consisting OF two bugies. flags
and drums. has recently arrived.
Col. T. d. Harris recently announced
that both companies A and b are do
ing at least so per cent better work
than preceding companies have done
at corresponding season. OF the year.
Il II wan OAhCAdAiy ahbOhhCCu Ahat wv
medals will be awarded to the win
ners in the competitive target drill
at the close OF the year.
HIGH SCHOOL SONGS AND WELLS
over twenty school songs and yclls
have been collected and printed on
pamphlets for use this year. A por-
ton of the chapel period on annual
day. Monday, Oct 25. will be spent IN
a rehearsal OF these songs and yells
TENNIS.
Thursday evening about twenty y-hve
girls interested in tennis met the
coaches and discussed plans for the
year. A number of the girls have ex-
pressed desire to enter the girls
tournament, which begins Monday.
NEW METHOD OF CLASS REcITA-
TIoN.
This year the junior English history
classes and the sophomore history
class. with Miss Gregg as the instruct.
or. have adopted new plan OF study.
The juniors subscribed for the Lon
don Graphic magazine. the board of
education having advanced half OF the
expense. One period each week is to
be set aside for class recitation based
on the above named magazine.
Each member of the sophomore his
tory class has subscribed for the Lit
erary Digest. to be used after the
same fashion as that of the Graphic
magazine. These are excellent maya
zines and they will no doubt be in
valuable to the students
CICERO AND VIRGIL CLASSES.
Imaginary trips are being made to
ancient and modern Rome by the
members of both the Cicero and vir-
gil classes. After careful survey of
the old ruins and excavations. the stu
dents are making reports to the class
es by letters written in Latin. Two
letters appear every two weeks and
under the efforts of Miss Lee this
branch Of work is proving very inter
esting.
WORK IN CAESAR CLASSES.
The students OF the Caesar classes
are having an exciting contest. They
are writing in Latin descriptions OF
Canon City and narratives of the for
eign war. Miss Hall. the Instructor,
is confident that this work is poing
to prove a great success.
MORE TENNIS SUPPLIES.
About dozen and half pairs of
tennis shoes which were ordered of
late by members OF the tennis club
through one of the local dealers, have