The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19
SOUTH CANON HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
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Clean Up Days.
t6y HUGH LOGAN

| lHuTsustS ana fTluay dIteTnOOuS
of last week the school grounds were
made for planting lawn in front Of
: the building. A number of shrubs,
bulbs and other things of an ornamen-
tai nature We're also planted. Every
! boy worked with will. The boys
cleaned up the grounds and the girls
+, cleaned up the interior of tie build
ing. cleaning out the desks. washing
windows, etc.
Friday A Big Day
When we first arrived at school 4
pennant bearing the inscription 1919"
was found on the fiagpole. The upper
classmen used all methods in their
power to remove the pennant without
climbing the pole. But all their at
Ttempts were in vain
During chapel period the Sopho-
more class gave a program. Several
musical numbers Were given. The
event on the program which seemed
TO take best however. was an Grafton
on the Irish by Orvilie Bailey and
Richard Fitzgerald. Orville delivered
the Grafton and Richard standing be-
hind him made the gestures.
The next event on the days program
was several six weeks examinations.
After the lunch hour the time was
J spent in clean up work until about )
O'Clock when the patriotic committee
of the @. A. r. appeared on the
scene The school was called to the
assembly room where we listened
| to patriotic addresses by Mr.. Blanch-
ard, Mr. Jenkins and Mr.. Geraghty.
Mr.. Geraghty also gave US 'Grady's
Goat"
! At the conclusion of this program
the Sophomore base bail team de
feated the Freshman team by a score
of S 10 4.
The next most important event of
his eventful day was the serving Of
supper, in the basement. to the boys
who had been working hard all day.
by the girls.
Pennant. Comes Down.
Monday morning Earl Thompson
climbed the fiagpole and removed
the Sophomore pennant so that "old
Glory" again flies in her accustomed
place.
Took Part In Parade
Nearly every member OF S. c. was
in the parade Tuesday afternoon.
Senior Play.
The Seniors are busy on their class
play which wfli be given some time
about the last of April
Entertained Junior Boys
John Price delightfully."- entertain
ed number of the Junior boys al
his home on Douglas Avenue. at din
ner Wednesday evening. Followins
this cards. checkers and the victrols
were played until late hour. Those
present were Jim Harvey. Irving
Newton, Donald Foote, Lee Kava
} naugh. Hugh Logan and the host.
At the regular meeting OF the Farm
er's Club at the Lincoln Park schoo
) on Thursday evening of this week 9
debate was given by four members
ton was: Resolved. that Country
Environment Offers Better Oppor
tunities For Proper Living Than Does
City Environment" The supporters
of the affirmative were Marie Farm
er and Gertrude Poet. Those on the
Negative side of the question were
haskell Randolph and Hugh Logan
i Civic Imp. League Meeting.
A meeting of the South Canon Civic
Improvement League will be held a,
the Alcott School ON Friday evening
OF this week. Ths object of the meet
ing is TO discuss cleanup day. back
yard gardens, etc.
! The Civic Improvement LEAGUE has
been kind enough 10 dor~'r grass
and clover seed for the lava Snow
balls. lilacs. va-ietses of roses, fiars
iris wistaria and other shrubs hay
been donated by individuals an
more VIII be very acceptable.
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