The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-12-21

The eighth grade will present a |
Christmas play Saturday, Dec. %, at
the school auditorium, the program be-
ing given i'll the evening. The play is
Dickens Christmas Carol and the EN-
tire eighth grade will have something
to do with it. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The fifth grade will have a small
play the Friday afternoon before
Christmas. Parents and school pat
rons are invited
The third and fourth grades are go
ing to have a program and Christmas
tree in Miss Hamill's room, the Friday
before Christmas. The mothers have
been invited.
Miss Erbes and Miss Vincent will
have a Christmas surprise party for
the children of their rooms in the gym
nasium the Friday before Christmas.
Parents of the children are invited to
attend.
The domestic science sale given by
the girls of the department was sue
cess in every way. The domestic
science rooms were tastefully decorat-
ed in a red and white tone with color
ed lights. The articles for sale ranged
from the finer ones, handkerchiefs and
.,
smaller articles were laid out on coun-
tiers and the larger garments were
fastened along the wall. A section was
devoted to canned fruit all the work
of the class. Tea and waters were
served during the afternoon.
Thru the efforts of Miss Brooks the
German classes were able to hear some
of the old songs and classical music
Of Germany played on the Victrola.
Miss Brooks obtained the records which
were not III the music department OF
the school
At the Friday morning assembly the
Student Body discussed the constitu-
ton in its final form and after all
amendments were added and the bill
read it was adopted. This gives the
students self governing power thru
an executive board which pass on
school matters.
The Delphian Literary Society an
nounce a play entitled "The Rescue OF
Prince Hal" by Rita Woodman. The
play consists of seven characters anC
is very lively affair. Practice Ii
already going on. The play will bt
given after Christmas.
The new teachers who took the re
cent examinations received their grades
and have reason to feel elated as the.
were quite high.
Mr.. Staley while at the school build
ing last week, stated that the etficienc,
and work of our school ranked aloni
with the best schools of the state
. While there he graded the first ant
second grade rooms according to
standard grading system. The frs
grade room lacked only fourteen point
; of being perfect, the second grade onl
:. fifteen The rooms are nearly perfec
j as the marks they fell down on ar
t those requiring dictionaries and sue
t things for older pupils.
The two German classes will sin
their songs ut the Friday mornin
assembly. These songs, among theI
|. Holy Night and Iannenbaum, will b
n sung in German and a little costumin
n will be carried out.
The local basket ball boys, HOlsclav
Emers. Kabat, Briscoe and Hurle.
o will make trip to the outside, playin
Asotin and Charleston. The trip wi
start Thursday morning and the boy
v will he home Saturday evening, Dec. 2
n During the Christmas vacation wee
e the library books will all be called
II and fumigated AS many addition
is have been made it will take sever;
days.
The second Baconian program hel
v last Wednesday afternoon resulted
big success. An attentive audienS