Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26


quet that was served. Following
is the program:
Welcome Address .---
President Carroll Haffner
Response -- Archie St, John
Piano solo Marie Lacy
Reading Kathleen Neale
Violin duets
MRS. C. c. Brown and Hazel Hunt
After the program proper Lewis
Amend, in well-rounded phrases
expressed to Miss Otwell the sor-
row it caused every alumnhs to
say farewell to such a universally
beloved teacher, and amid CO.
pious shower of tears Miss Otwell
made Il most affecting response.
A noted feature of the alumni
reception was the appearance of
two generations of graduates from
the Rocky Ford high school ap-
pearing in the persons of Mrs.
Hannah Swink Wagner. class of
1895, and her son, Harry Conner.
class of 1916.
The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
President-Marion jackson
Seoretary-Frank Latson
Treasurer --Berniee Holder
Neither Absent Nor Tardy
The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the school
year l9l5-l916:
High School-NIuriel Mahoncy.
Glenn Rayl. Helen Jones. Veta Hop
per. John Stout. Edwin Effncr. Par
isli I.ovcjoy. Lillian Baker. Ralph
Tillson. Earl Park. Grace Henderson.
Glenn Lee. Harold Randall. Luctta
Rice, Lloyd Babcock.
Libcrtr School. Eighth Gradc-Bcr-
nice Hansen. Pauline Robertson: Sec
ond Grade, Michel Arrai, Alfred Ar
raj. Herbert Moore. Olive Bartholo-
new Dcwdrop Mason, Grace Ritclie.
Edna Arraj.
Lafayette School-AIildrcd Smith.
Lincoln School. Second Grade
Theodore Dick, Marguerite letters.
Fourth gradc-Francis Clutc. Third
gradc-Clydc Abcll. Donald Strcib-
ich. Odclia Gcrringcr. Fifth grade
Willard Baker. Ruth Abcll.. First
grade-Irma Dagan, Phillip Gerrin-
ger. Paul Grogan.
Washington School, First Grade
Roy Frantz. Second Grade-Gus
Lancbaek. Glenn Phillips, Charles
Bish, Charles Boyd. Loren Hctlcbow-
cr. Mae Grossartr. Third Grade
Edith Morris. Mary Badger. Fourth
Grade-Stanley Boyd. John Dillon,
Francis I.athrop. Fifth Grade-Gra-
ham Starks,. Roy Sharp. Sixth Grade
Wall. Ncva Bass Harold Eye. Sew
enth Gradc-Ona Anderson. Florence
Anderson, Bertha Samples. Lawrence
Sharp. David Green, Clarence Fitz-
gerald. Dee Kinney. Eighth Grade
Ruth Carter.
Eureka School-Bcrt Dawley.
Couldn't Perform In Rain
That our young athletes are strict
ly dry climate product was demonstrate
ed at the State Interscholastic track
and field meet in Boulder on Saturday,
when the best that our Undiscovered
boys could secure was third in the 440-
yard dash and the relay race.
AS result of heavy rains for twen-
ty-four hours preceding the meet the
track was covered with water, which
in some places was six inches deep.
So sticky was the mud that Charlie
Bartholomew had shoe and stocking
pulled off in the mile run. He lost
several yards before concluding to go
it barefoot the rest of the way but
despite this backset was close to the
winners at the end.
Tennis matches between high schools
were started Saturday morning on
cement courts, but play had to be dis
continued on account of the downpour,
and the contests were postponed to
Monday, when the Noble girls were de-
feated by the Boulder team, 6 to 4,
after 10 strenuous sets.
Ralph Swink Is Some Jumper
Says the Fort Collins Courier-Far-
mer of Tuesday: Denver University