The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-04-21
ACADEMY lNOTEs.

NiS ooN VI liiS hCauSHly turned
outenmass and completely chang
cd the appearance OF the grounds
IN very short time A new
walk was made; ashes hauled
away, ground prepared and La wn
planted on the two plots of
grounds directly in front of the
building.
The most attractive piece of
work was done bv the Senior
class with the aid of Bro. Poulson
III constructing the block &c"
made OF concrete. Its dimensions
ten feet Dy eight feet. In the near
future 1t is 10 be white washed
by the class and left as monu.
ment of their work.
At noon the industrious crowd
OF workers We're delig hted to hear
clear feminine voice ec;,ll dinner"
Being ushered into the Reading
room, they were more than de-
lighted to find that the Iunior
girls, not to be outdone by the
Seniors, had prepared an excel
ent lunch for working men, which
was most heartily disposed of in
very short time, after lunch Il
game OF baseball was played be-
tween two sides chosen from the
school, resulting in a score of 9
to 10 runs.
The girls OF the Domestic Science
classes served a dinner to each
other on Thursday. This served
as d practice for them for Mon
days work, which will cOuslst OF
a seven course dinner to be served
20 the mothers of the girls vino
are cngng9i in the Domestic
Science Department.
The advanced students OF the
Manual framing Department.
have JUST completed and delivered
d thl1L hve dollar office desk to
the Mathers Stevenson Lumber
company with perfect satisiact-
ION. The boys took Il great deal
OF pains and care III constructing
tins desk and they are TO be en-
courageu III undertak ing and
completing SO we'll task of this
nature.
A quarter mile relay race was
run by the boys, which was won
by the losing side in baseball.
A flag rush was then particl
pated IN. which partook OF very
enthusiastic spirit OF the boys, no
decision was given III favor OF
either side, it having been d very
close and stubbornly contested
event.
Boys Day closed with a dance
given by the boys committee in
the gymnasium. A Jolly crowd
was present and especially enjoy.
ed the bidding tor the girls who
each carried a pie.
The program for Commence
ment is well under way, with
those IN the cast for the school
play to be presented Thursday
night May 4th, working dillgent.
y III committing their lines to
memory. The students have Ell
tered INTO the play with a grea
deal OF enthusiasm and school
spirit manifested 1t is "A school
play with settings entirely of a
school atmosphere. Everyone
will enjoy it because it is so full
of life, school spirit and fun.
Last Monday morning in the
Devotional Exercises, Represent
atives OF the the third and fourth
wear English classes debated the
question. Resolved that thu
Settlers on the Twin Falls Oakley 1
Project are justified III not MAX /
ing any payment of principle or
interest now due the Twin Falls /
Oaklev Land & Water COMPANY
The affirmative side was upheld !
nv Marion Romuev, Charles
Haight and Douglas Mcbride. |
The negative side was unheld bv
Elden Sessions, Horace Koch and
Grady Gerard.
The work of all these students
were verv good considering this |
to be their first experience. 1t
showed thoroughness of prepa.
ration on all sides of he question. !
The ability of the t wo sides was
equal. however. the decisipr was
given 2 to 1 in favor of the mega
tive side.
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