The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-01-27
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seuse or not) fine Of five cents
] And If written work is not hand
ed in promptly, there viii be
fine of the same amount. Thi
ought to help the attendant
some, as there has only been ON
fine so far.
r Last Thursday the Seniors tool
al charge of and entertained the II
S. assembly. The main even
was the track meet held ON tn,
stage. All of the boys of tn,
class took part except Leslie Fer
tig and Glen Miller, who were
judges; and the girls gave tn,
high school yells. This was en-
jOyed very much by the Who'll,
assembly.
II Thursday the Juniors will take
charge of the assembly. They viii
give the comedy Cupid and
Cadillac.
The Nezperee High School
wishes to take this opportunity TO
thank Miss Edith Wright and
Dad" Miner for the pictures
which they presented to us Christ
mas. We are rather slow in our
thanks, but are thankful never
theless.
Last Saturday evening, after
the basket ball game, the Senior
class and the Grangeville basket
ball boys gave Lois RaIney a sur
prise party in honor Of her
eighteenth birthday. Various
games were played and dainty re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Ramey, Anna Paige and Grace
Nelson. The guests did not de-
part until a late hour, and a very
pleasant time is reported.
Last Saturday evening the n.
II. S. second team defeated the
Grangeville basket ball squad BY
a score of AZ to 9.
Congress of the Glass. of '16.-So-
cializing Students for Future
Work Parliamentary Rules
and Drills.-James Hartnett,
President
You havn't heard of the Con-
gress of the Glass Of 1867 Don I
you know that congress is held !
every day up in your High School |
from s As to 9 40 a. me- In this
Congress you can find real live |
wires boys who will be u. S. |
congressman, and girls who will |
be the social leaders Of the day.
Whyg Because in this little Con-
gress of the class Of '16 the boys
and girls are fitting themselves
for their future work in
connection with the world. They
are learning how to make forcible
and clear statements before any
and all assemblies. They are so
themselves for their fu-
ture work by learning the art Of
public speeches, having
parliamentary rules and drills,
of latest current events
md other things Of Importance.
Have we a president who can
handle the work. Yes He is no
,ther than James Hartnett, our
tar debater and argufier" II
surprising how much he knows =
bout Congress. If you didn't ,
now Jim Hartnett you would I,
ure think he was a congressman. 3
)rder7 Yes, we have it. Come 2
nd visit our Congress. You will Z
ee no whispering, no Interrupt q
ions or disturbances; just one y
erson having the floor at a time. p
We are sure that in few years, "
hen you know or hear Of the
lecess of the boys and girls Of
le class of is, you can truthful
say that the one great factor 81
their high school work which W
d to their success was the n. II. az
Congress. le
In the Grades. y
The children Of the first grade n
we been much interested in N.
aking Eskimo scenes on the III
nd table. III
The second graders have been r.,
the story Of Little
d Riding Hood" in their draw III
3. In hand work, they are MAX W
{ a poster Of ftThe Town Mu-
ians" Great interest is being
1wn in the new banking system
It is being introduced in the
lool.
The third grade have been vii
satly interested in studying the yol
'ple Of the far north. At pres hos
we are visiting the little pco- ~
Of the Alps. -
The fourth grade has been vol
dying foods for some time. Fix
ey commenced with the foods Ash
,ed on their own farms, then
Sc found on their dinner table 7
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