The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-05
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Florence Parsons left this week for
sioscow where she will continue her
school work. She is a member of the
senior class and her school life has
oeen spent IN Grangeville schools with
creditable standing.
An Increase of u pupils In the en-
roliment Is reported making a total OF
5oo. Inc high school alone has 121.
ms Is exceptional for the school.
The Boys Glee Club Is now i'm work.
ing order. The following have report.
ed: First tenor, Leo Kabat, Dewey
1ates, Andrew Stockton and Henry
Westby second tenor, Norville Johnston
ana Walter Mason; first bass. Wallace
crldlebaugh, Willard Rush; second
bass, Charles Hurley, Willard Heath.
and Gaylord Eimers. One more mem.
Der remains to be appointed. The club
Is under Miss Brooks direction as
well as the Girls Glee Club which will
soon be put In shape. The Girls Glee
CIuD has been strong company for the
last two years but the Boys Club is a
new venture. The material is there
and there is no reason why II should
not be success.
rection was organized Monday evening.
About II members reported.
The Baconian Literary Society met
thursday afternoon and the following
oificers were elected: President. MYRTLE
ruler; vice-president, Andrew Stock
ton secy-treas., Helen Norwood; SER
geant-at-arms, Wallace Cridlebaugh.
The Delphian Society met the same
evening. elected the following: Presi-
dent, Dewey Yates; vice-president,
Harriet Hansen; secretary, Mae Ian
bingham; treasurer, Gaylord Eimers
sergants-at-arms, Helen Dobner and
Willard Heath.
The school is going to allow credit
Tor literary work and the effort that
Is put forth well deserves any recogni.
ton the school can give Greater effort
Is promised this year and all school
patrons are urged to attend.
The united student body election
held last Friday morning completes the
organization of that body. This years
officers are: Charles Hurley, presi
dent; Dugald Holsclaw, first vice-presi
dent; Helen Norwood, second vice-presi
dent; Leo Cabat secretary; Gaylord
Elmers, treasurer; Norville Johnston
business manager. The idea of the stu
dents being organized into a body IL
new and much good can result from it
As there will be no football this sea
son basket ball practice has begun il
earnest.
AT the teachers reception held Fri
day night good opportunity was giver
the teachers and parents to meet. Be
ing given by the Commercial Club, s
A. Anderson, president, opened the
meeting with few Introductory re
marks and introduced, r. Il. Fulton
mayor, who gave the address of wei
come. He spoke of the Importance OF
schools and school work. Mr.. Wads
worth, the new superintendent, replied
to Mr. Fulton's address. During his
speech he gave an outline of the policy
and the school work this year. He
impressed upon his audience that he
wanted to urge all parents to come Il
him with their complaints, as mucl
trouble and misunderstanding would
be avoided, as happens when going t.
the wrong party. He urged parents
and teachers to get acquainted and less
trouble would result. Mr.. j. J. Staley
was called on and in his address treat
ed OF the teacher as a help to the com
munity and her relation to the towI
and parents. The program closed with
singing America and a general get-a
acquainted time.
Many students have declared theil
intention of taking advantage of the
low season ticket rate and ATTENDING
the Lyceum course Walt