The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-04-04
School Notes
from last week }

Last Friday the Freshmen Of the
local school defeated the "S0phs' In a
basketball game by a score OF vi,
the winners taking the lead from the
start and the losers were never deem
ed dangerous. Campbell starred LOT
the winners. This was probably the
last inter-class basketball game OF the
season and the Sophmores hold second
place in the school championship.
The school basketball team was de-
prived Of their proposed trip to MOS
COW by the sickness Of one OF its Dest
men. However Duge Holsclaw was
sent there to explain in detail the mis-
fortune.
The second annual Delphian pro-
gram staged at the school auditorium
Monday night was one of great sue
cess financially and from the stand
point Of its pleasing merits. solo
furnished the opening number for the
program, this being accompanied by
pantomine by six girls dressed In green
and white. A recitation, "A Low
Backed Car" by Roy Hogan with
piano accompaniment was the second
number. The solo selections by Gladys
Brammer, Esther Kerlee and the quar-
tet numbers were exceptionally pleasing.
The comedy skit, "A Regiment OF
Two" deserves special comment as
this play was entertaining throughout
Much of the success of this patriotic
production was due to the ability OF
Phillip Pfeufer as the English Lord,
Jacob Briscoe as a "Swede" plummer
and Genevieve Edmundson as the
strong-minded wife.
This program was staged In honor
of st. Patrick's day and has been COM
hain ha
ever staged by the Delphian Literary
society.
The Delphians will probably stage
one more program this year. 1t was
reported that over 500 was received.
Gladys Kerlee, Margaret Kerlee,
Marjorie Griffith, Annette Poe, There
sa Hanger and Rose Neis served D.
course luncheon last Friday noon at
the Domestic science kitchen. Inc
guests of honor were Misses Hamill,
Edmundson, Stuckey, Jeffrey, Plumber
and Lowry. Mrs. X. Overman, instruct
or of the Domestic science department,
states that the girls did remarkably
we'll Several new war cooking re-
ceipts were tried, which were pro-
nounced as being very successful by
the guests of honor.
The entire school still contribute to
the thrift stamp cause. To date the
various grades have contributed the
following sums High school, $235.77
Eighth grade,$107.64; Seventh grade
$90.sS; Sixth grade, $79.43; Fifth
grade, $75.74; Fourth grade, 1881
Third grade, $74.53; Second grade
$5946; First grade, $23.36.
The high school band altho small
In number is proud to say that five
| 80 30
famous Cowboy Band. These mem
bers have played in the school banC
4 for the past two years and altho no
4 experts they are able to hold theil
] own In the city organization. Thesa
! boys are willard Rush, Wallace Grid
dlebaugh and Homer Campbell, from
s bone Leo Kabat tuba and Duge Hols
u claw, alto. The school band will max
its next appearance at the staging o
Z the Senior class play.
Assembly was held last Friday morn
n ing for the first time in several weeks
i The entire student body and the sixtl
3 seventh and eighth grades participate
& in singing and short musical pre-
h gram was presented by the Girl Gle
n club. This occasion marks the girl
first appearance this year.
This week finds the chemistry elias
nearly thru with their text book. UI
on finishing, a review will be bel
and later few lessons will be give
> on qualitative chemistry. The entil
class has enjoyed its work this yes
and only wish that they could {
thru their books again.
The weather looking rather sprin
flied the first Of the week, the el
thusiasm of the high school base ba
fans was aroused and considerab
gossip was INDUCED in to the extel
of organizing a school ball team. IT
ideas however became abandoned as
mechanically on the day following,
water stood upon the ground in pu
dies Once more Jupiter Pluvius q
peared on the scene and took the ],
: out of life.
Ill" Wallace Criddlebaugh was abse
from school Wednesday on account
sickness.
Emery and Jacob Briscoe were a
sent a week ON account of the death
| their grandmother, Mrs. Elizabe
Briscoe
Ill Cecil Church, freshman, left for b
home this side of Whitebird the latt
part of last week, quitting school
take up work on his fathers ranc
The next Baconian Literary socie
L Will bt pItStHttu SOu6tlI
| after the Senior class play, along abo
May 10. Nothing definite about t
program has yet been given out
Ill A Senior class meeting was he
Wednesday evening for the purpc
of choosing commencement exercis
invitations. Nothing definite was
cided upon so committee was 8
pointed to select the invitations a
report on them at a meeting bel
held Friday evening. The Senior els
play practice will start in earnest
about week. The cast has not as
been selected.
Ill The Junior class will meet ne
week to decide on definite date 1
their Prom" The entire school
getting anxious as to the date of Il
affair
Ill The high school double quartet "
- make its first appearance at the Pr