Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Sisson visited last week al
her home in Freeport.

MISS SlSSOn visited last Weeh al
her home in Freeport
Miss Doris MulholIand was absent
from high school Monday morning.
She was visiting at her home In Iru-
FAINT.
Miss Bates spent the vacation at
her home in Charlotte.
Joseph Talbot was absent from
school Monday.
/ Lloyd Hogan has returned to
school, having been absent for some
time because of pneumonia.
Grace Foy, member of the Fresh
man class, is in the city hospital. She
was operated upon for an abscess on
the brain.
Last week, Friday, the ten-two
English class, Section b., held a
meeting of the literary society. The
following is the program OF the
meeting: Roll call, Name of man
prominent in world affairs; extern
pore: Current event paper, March 3,
page 2, Democracy versus lperial-
ISM; debate: "Resolved-That the
without a referendum, affirmative,
Negative, Roy Brown and Viola Hud-
son; defamation, Sonnet" by Ru-
pert Brooks, Alice Bliss; critic, Irwin
Hansen. This proved to be very
interesting meeting, every one on the
program doing excellently. More of
these meetings are being planned
equally interesting programs.
The eleven-two English class, Sec
ton A., also had a meeting of their
society last Friday. Although doing
very well for the first time Miss Lii
tie has hopes that they may come up
to higher standard at their next
meeting.
School now begins at 8:15 in the
morning and dismisses at 1900
o'clock. Beginning again at 1:15
and dismissing at 2:45. Everyone is
delighted with the new system as it
allows one-half hour more time af-
ter school.
Miss Sarah Ravell visited high
school Tuesday. Miss RaveH is a
commercial teacher in the high
school at Union City.
Ellen Scheid visited at the high
school Monday.
Mr.. Pellet spent last week at
his home in Flint.
Miss Eaton and Miss Travis
thought it necessary, inasmuch as
all the other members of the faculty
were out of town, to remain in Beld-
ing to see that no one made away
with Belding High school.
Miss Underwood spent last week
in, Evanston, Illinois.
Many are the Senior meetings
which are being held.
There will no operetta given by
the high school chorus this year.
Miss Little spent last week visit
ing friends in Marshall, jackson, AL
bion and Oilvet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hockstad visited last
week in Grand Rapids.
Robert Reeves, graduate of
Bedding High school, class of ~,
was visitor here last Tuesday. He
is now superintendent of the Palo
schools.
Maynard Byrnes has left school.
Mr.. Langston spent his vacation
in Hastings and attended the
Schoolmasters' club at Ann Arbor.
Wright Gardner has been absent
from school for some time because
of the measles.
The agriculture class enjoyed a
field trip Tuesday, during their class
hour.
Kemp School Notes
Those neither absent nor tardy
during the month ending were:
Clara Gondolff, Ruth Scheid, Helen
Laux, Victoria Zureck, Dorothy
Krupp, Hilda, Pauline and Florence
Jacoby and Albert and Florence
Breimayer.
The second grade have complet-
ed reading "Hiawatha" and are now
reading "The Wake Robin and Pussy
Willow"
The eighth grade is staying an
hour after school, reviewing history
this week.
We have received lot of busy
work, which we purchased with our
social money. The little people en-
joy it very much.
The girls from this district have
organized a basket ball club. A
meeting was held at the schoolhouse
Wednesday of last week, and the
following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent, Mamie Casper; vice-president,
Elma Jacoby; secretary, Caroline
Engelbert; treasurer, Hilda Jacoby.
The visitors at our school last
week were: Ronald, Dannie, Eunice
and Eileen Costello, Helen, Leona