Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-07

Louise Lambertson. Freshman Glass
Leona Hale of Orleans was a visit
or at high school Monday with Leila
Greenop.
Roy Macarthur, who has been abb
sent for some time because of measles,
is back in school.
Joseph Talbot is absent from high
school. 1t is reported that there is a
j measles" sign on his house.
Miss Travis lin English IL, illus
trating the use Of some verbs )-"Sit
down, be quiet awhile, and talk"
Spring vacation comes the last
week in March. Everybody is glad.
Reva Benton is absent from high
school because Of the measles.
Hist! Another Senior party is
coming and it is expected to be the
best of the year because of those who
areto entertain the class. The hos
tesses will be Sada Hubert and Alice
Wilkinson and it will be at the home
of Sada Hubert.
Several young ladies from Portland
visited the high school building last
week Friday. They remarked as to
what fine~building we had, and pro-
claimed the ventilating system excel
lent. They stated that the Portland
high school had no ventilating system
whatever.
On a recent botany test an adventi-
tious bud was defined as an "ambiti-
Gus bud" by Gala Penton, while Har-
old Blair defined it as an, ambiguous
bud"
Hazel Warner was absent from
high school Monday. She had the
misfortune to let the Pere Marquette
train get away from her. That's
saying quite a bit for the Pere Mar
quette railroad.
Miss Gladys Hilton of Fremont was
visitor at the high school building
Monday.
The Senior class is making prepar-
ations for the annual Senior play.
If Harold B. could keep his coat out
of certain peoples mouths he wouldn't
be nearly so likely to get chewing
gum on it.
The athletic executive board held a
meeting last Monday night and it was
decided that the association was In
need of a little pecunae and the best
way to get it would be to have bene-
fit. Watch for particulars concern
ing it.
Mr.. Hockstad Tin American his
tory)-"We must try to extinguish
these generals for they are very inn
portant."
Miss Gladys Sisson of Freeport has
been secured to take charge Of the
music department because of the fact
that Miss Raynor found it advisable1
to finish her course at Kalamazoo.
Miss Sisson is graduate of Albion
College and has attended M. A. q.
w. H. Gillett,. science teacher at
Big Rapids, visited the high school
on Friday. He was visiting Mr.. Pei
lett,s his former room-mate at M. Al
c. &Ssa IA
4 Mrs. Frank Kemp of Lowell, a
member of Bedding High school, '03,
visited high school one day last week.
Spring vacation will come week
earlier than the date given in the
school catalogue. it will begin Fri
day afternoon, March %, and end
Monday morning, April 2.
Sir Roger at the Fair
Sir Roger had for many days been
looking forward to the time when he
could attend the fair, where his we'll
cared-for stock and choice vegetables
were on display. His servants had
taken particular pains in caring for
them all the season.
The following day was the Begin |
ming of the fair and he had invited |
Will Wimble to attend with him. Will
had acknowledged the invitation and
stated that he would be with Sir
Roger over night so that they might |
gte an early start.
Promptly at eight o'clock that even |