The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-02-07
SCHOOL NOTES.

The senior class roll this week has
been cut down to IL. Charles Farris
having dropped from school to work ON
his parents ranch near Clearwater.
his absence Is greatly regretted by
the senior class and the high school In
general.
Assembly was held Monday noon
for the purpose Of distributing basket
ball tickets throughout the high school.
TO be sold for the Lewiston game SAT-
urday. Nearly every pupil took out at
least five tickets and everyone is doing
all he or she can to advertise the
game
The next Baccnian program Is tn
be given In about two weeks. the fea-
lures of the program being play.
probably comedy, and variety Of
selections from the Glee club and band
organizations. This program will be
the third staged by the Baconians this
year and is being given in the evening,
An admission will be charged to defray
the accumulated literary expenses for
the present year
The high school band practices reg
ularly and is becoming quite proficient,
II number of the school band boys oc-
cupying places in the Cowboy town
band. The band now numbers about
twelve and will make their first inside
appearance at tie Baconian Literary
society program to be staged In about
two weeks.
The manual training departments
under Mr.. Thompson are putting out
some very good specimens Of wood
work lately. The grades are occu-
pied In making small book cases while
lnkxsnp al 80 ~ l. III.
busted with making small ironing
boards and other useful articles OF
woodwork.
There was no band practice Tues
day evening on account of the illness
of Miss Erbes, the high school band in
structor. Practice nights are Tuesday
and Thursday.
What? Where? When? Whop
why! Saturday evening the Lewiston
high school basket ringers will meet
the local squad of basket shooters In
what is expected to be the fastest
game ever witnessed on the local floor.
Lewiston, having won from Grange
vile on the formers floor, is coming
up strongly prepared to carry back the
laurels, but the local five is going to
show them, IT'S easier said, than
uoht. lnc SdIut Will SLarJ at q .5U.
sharp, at the FL. s. gym. Glib Eimers
Will referee and the town band win
probably render few harmonies be-
fore the game. As this is probably the
last game Of the season, your presence
Is heartily welcome and solicited.
The American history class is now
studying the period embodying the CIV
IL war, and some very interesting dis
cussiOns have been taking place. Mr..
Staley is instructor.
The literary society program pre-
scented by the Delphians last Friday
afternoon at the school auditorium was
well attended and enjoyed. The pro-
gram consisted Of the following num-
bers:
Roll call and minutes-Esther Ker.
lee.
The L0vers-Mable Oliver.
Costume song-Maurice Green and
Mamie Richards; pianist, Esther Ker-
lee.
observation-disclosures Eva Miller
and Helen Perkins
Biology-Esther Crawford, Hazel
Moughmer.
Chemistry-Emery Briscoe.
ecitation-Society Upos the Stani-
laus-Harold Weigand.
Duet-Over There-Nsther Kerlee
velma Frizzell; pianist, Margaret
Griffith.
Dialog-Tom Sawyer Whitewashes
the Fence
Tom Sawyer Earl Byron
Ben Rodgers -- Ted Leonard
Billy Fisher --- Albert TAYLOR
Johnny Miller ---Stanley Stantery
Huckleberry Finn Fired Hanger
Quartet = John Yates, Margaret
Griffith, Willard Rush, Naomi Manr-
ing; pianist, Halle Schlichter.
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