The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02


Cake: /, Eileen Clifford; 2, Laura
Wickertshelmer 3, Fern Dysart.
SOPHOMORE ENGLISH COMPOSITION.
The w. c. r. q. assigned the sub
ject on The State and National
phase of the Liquor Problem. list,
Raymond Presnell; 2,CaroI SternberS;
3, Belle Wenz.
MANUAL TRAINING.
Freshman Class: lst, Harold Ran
dali; 2, Julius Nelson.
Sophomore Glass: LIST, Jay Dyer; 2,
Arthur Schudt.
Junior Class: LIST, Clorin Layton.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE.
For last year ana this year just
ended, certificates Of Perfect Attend
ance were also awarded at the close Of
the "School Day" The plan is TO
encourage regular aud punctual
school attendance. Upon the pre-
sentation Of four such yearly certia-
Gates the holder will be presented
with larger and more beautiful one.
And If any boy or girl can go thru
eight out of twelve school vars in
Rathdrum without absence or lardi-
n .Ss, we are safe in promising him a
llrger and most beautiful certificate
framed.
The following list includes all win
ners for last year and this:
Gertrude Lathrop, Everett Kirk
patrick, Lester Kirkpatrick, Ruth
Gum, Ernest Borthwick, Emma
Monaco, Esther Raymond, Frances
White, Irene IIurrell, Gordon Adams,
Sarah Wenz, Frieda Boeck. Florence
Woutchik, Royal Bates. Florence
Lathrop, Martha Wickertsheimer,
Cora Flemming, Merrill Williams.
Leonore Klopf, Irene Woutchik, Mar
garet McCheyne, Clifford Malanya,
Gina Monaco, Violet NorthwaJ,
Bonnie Slime, Estella Stoutenburg,
Emmeline Adams, Lester Ernsherger,
Frank Slime, Beulah Stoutenburg,
Erma Monaco, Hazel McCheyne. Wal
ter Kyle, Mary Maxey, Stella Hurrell,
Eta Berges.
H. S. Picnic
Altho' Boreas was riding on a
40 mile per hour wind all the day,
nevertheless the indomitable !
r. H. S. spirit carried out the
plans for the annual school picnic.
A rousing good time around the
campfire toasting marshmallows,
and weiner- wurst and roasting
potatoes, was had by all. The
faculty need more of that intangi-
BILE r. H. S. spirit, at least only
Mr.. Davis was seen on the day
and he came just before the break
ing of camp. |
EIGHTH GRADERS
The Eighth graders and teacher,
Miss DYsart, enjoyed an extremely J
good picnic on Wednesday at i
Heltman's summer home. They
converted their potential ice cream
TO suit the occasion, ex-tempore;
eggs (plus splendid ham donated |
by the hostess, Mrs. Hoffman, )-I
ham and eggs, hot; cream (pius
cocoa and good cook stove, also
donated as above, hot cocoa.
That this affair was enjoyed can be
BEST stated by noting that the class
missed their return train.
Other class picnics were held.
either at the lower Twin lake or at
lome for every grade room separ-
ltely. The big picnic dinner out
weighed the cold and disagreeable
weather. and helped end another
lappy school year.
SENIOR BANQUET
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis entertained
he H. S. graduating quartet and
aculty at dinner, after the picnic,
Wednesday. The decorations and
curses were artistically planned
n green and white. After the
eventh course, Miss Houck pre-
lded as toastmistress, choosing as
er subject the comedy. The
oasts were given in this order:
Prologue. Miss Houck
Initial incident, Frank Webster
The Ascending action,
Mr.. Davis
The Climax, Emily Hoffman
The Crisis, Miss Taylo-