The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
School Notes

Plans for the usual assembly pro-
grams are being formed by the vari-
Gus divisions. The custom in the past
has been to have a weekly entertain
ment given in the auditorium by each
division in succession, thus enabling
every person in school to appear on
the platform. The programs vary
from readings to plays, and from mus
ic to debates. Each school organiza-
ton and Cub also is frequently called
upon to participate in this school ac-
tivity. A schedule is made out at the
beginning of the school year and each
division and organization is then no.
titled as to the approximate date it is
expected to appear This system of
entertainment was a decided success
last year, and there is no reason why
it should not continue to be so in the
future.
The election of the Coyote" board
will take place in the near future,
probably within a week. The editor
in-chief, and business manager, are
to be chosen from the senior class ac-
cording to usual custom. Assistant
editor and assistant business manager
from the junior class, and a class re-
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Athletic editor and exchange editor
are to be elected by the school. The
support of everyone interested in the
high school insofar as the coyote" is
concerned is earnestly solicited by it's
student supporters.
The seventh and eighth grades of
, the Bickel school have been trans
ferred to room 3 of the high school
rbnu GRO nd
der Mrs. Krengle, history under Mr.
Mitchell, domestic science under Miss
Hungate, manual training under Mr..
Smutz, and penmanship under Miss
Schorn.
This years football team will be
composed largely of new men. The
only veterans left are Scott, center
| Avant, fullback; Bailey, guard Neu-
man, quarter mot a regular Nc
| Cracker, half; Fix, half (not a regu-
| lar). AS yet, two full teams have not
appeared on the grounds. Scrimmagt
will not be on the daily program unit
the signals have been more thoroughly
studied, possibly tomorrow or Thurs
day evening. Stiff limbs and sore
muscles are annoying the majority o
the boys who have been out They at
tribute it to the run home after prac
= tice. Much objection has been raisel
in regard to the cold shower, blu
\ Coach Nafziger believes it better thai
, hot water, which they will receiv
once a week.
. dance was given by the Young
erset club at Cotillion hall Frida.
= night 1t was attended by about
. dozen couples.
A class in French three has been or
4 ganized and is now under the super
y vision of Miss Goebel. The extent o
this subject hitherto has been Frencl
one and two.
. Owing to the lack of teachers tn
students in agriculture will be unabl
"A to finish the course. In explanation
g heretofore there has been twent
y teachers, while there are but eighteel
Is now, and in order to do efficient wor
the smaller classes must be omitted
l. Hence, biology must replace farm ma
l. chinery which is the course for fourt
e year agriculture. Interest in the frs
second and third year subjects, how
Is ever, is increasing yearly. Forty-fiy
ir registered in the agricultural curricu
6 lum last fall, and fifty-two at mid
term. This year there are sixty-fiv
taking this course, an increase OF az
proximately thirty per cent in on
year At present there are ten men
L bers in the stock Judging class an
IS thirteen in the dairying class. TIL
l. finishing room in the basement,
" being equipped as a dairy labrador,
d. This room, formerly part of the mar
&c ual training department, is well fitte
Of for a dairy labratory, being closer
n. a Mushroom and freer from odors {
" terminating plants and the usual sta
te aroma of an agricultural room. San
tary butter and cheesemaking will
IS specialized on the first semester, an
" ice cream making, next semeste
le With a larger enrolment then usua
le and this new room at their dispose
r, the class ought to distinguish itself