The Glenwood post., 1917-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

School opened again last Thursday
with larger attendance than was cx-
pected. The young people occupied
their time during their absence in Red
Cross work and in helping the nation
to conserve food. Besides the boys
many champion spud pickers were dis
covered among the girls, these being,
Genevieve Dickson, Luella Muth, Mary
Sparks, Matte Budlong and Lille Muth.
"The other night my friend and
went to the theater, and the orchestra
played, 'The Little Brown Jug My
friend thought it was the National
Anthem and he stood up. So did l.
by Lyall Coulter P. S.-My frien
was Rigney. '
Superintendent Van Fleet and three
other men from the Aspen high school
paid visit to the Glenwood schools.
Supt. Van Fleet especially mentioned
the very cordial relations which have
existed between the Glenwood and AS
schools and hopes they may continue
so in the future.
The seniors received their class pins
a few weeks ago. Some have lost them
already. 1 wonder where?g ?
Gladys MacRae, who had been visit
ing in Denver and Boulder returned
Sunday, reporting an enjoyable time.
Horace Darow, popular graduate
from the class of 1917 who joined the
colors last spring, gave us, Thursday
morning. an interesting account of his
experiences in the United States navy.
After spending his ten day furlough
visiting his parents and friends he left
Monday evening for his training camp
in California.
Vincent Holland IL visited our
school Monday afternoon.
Comments on world series by high
school celebrities:
81 knew we would win. owe is
the White Sox.) Wallace.
81 picked the winning team last
spring. Raymond Hopkins.
"Where are the White Sox play
ing?' asked Mill.
''In Nome, Alaska" replied Wallace.
Mr.. Underwood said "boys, don t
sit on top of your desks. Sit in them.'
The boys wondered how they could do
it, we wondered if our superintendent
was thinking of "Miss Underwood"
| Adelaid Malkmus and Thelma Morris
are new commercial students.
The high school is endeavoring to
organize Red Cross society among the
student body. Mr.. Overlook suggested
this plan to US saying that each pupil
could in some way assist in this great
work. Miss Rhone will aid the girls
in the garment, sewing, and knitting
and the domestic science rooms will be
open on certain days of the week for
this laudable undertaking.
Mr.. Underwood gave an interesting
talk Monday morning on the import
ance of high school education to the
boys and girls. He urged the young
people to remain in school, as no matter
what walk of life a person may choose,
his high school education is of vast
Importance to him, especially at this
time on account of the war. The world
is in need of educated young people to
fill many vacancies oper for them
Try-outs for the tennis tournament
with Aspen were held on Wednesday
Those winning will go to Aspen next
Saturday and uphold the reputation OF
our school,
Basket ball started out last Monday
for the boys. There is quite a good
deal of interest shown this year as wei
as good material for team. The girls
practice will start next week.
A certain institution is Offering $3.50
to the pupil in each Engl'-h class who
can give the best essay on "savings
before December J..