The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1918-02-22
PRINCIPAL J. R. SMITH
FOOD ADMINISTRATOR
University People at Panaca.
Student Body Officers.
High School News.

1AAN+A(A' = GIL ut-l IA rev
weeks ago a student body was organ
lied at the Lincoln county high
school with the following officers
Pansy Matthews. president; Jess
Freudenthal, vice-president; William
Butler, secretary and treasurer;
Charles Ronnow, athletic manager:
Joe Kahn, editor of the school paper;
Alton Mathews, secretary of dramat-
les and defamation; Jess Freuden-
thai, secretary of debating and ora
tory; Marion Stewart, secretary OF
?, ace;. Eugene Wadsworth, yell
uaster;
Vacancies have occurred. At pres
ent the officers are:
Pansy Matthews, president; Earl
Long, vice-president; Wilmer Butler.
secretary and treasurer; Frank Will
| cox, secretary of athletics; Alton
Mathews, secretary of dramatics;
Earl Long, secretary of debating;
Joe Kahn, editor of school paper;
Marion Stewart. secretary of peace;
Eugene Wadsworth, yell master;
The following committee drafted
the constitution:
Vera Lee. Chairman; Wilma But
| tier, secretary; Charles Ronnow,
Carlyle Wilcox, Principal ] r. Smith.
Last Saturday and Sunday the in
struetors from the Extension division
of the State University were with us.
They were, Prof, Charles Norcross,
head of the extension work; Dr. Lock
EFT, Mrs. Mishkimmons, Miss Phillips
and Mr.. Merrill The ladies discussed
food and clothing conservation. The
men spoke on dairying and crops
suitable for the climate. Saturday
evening Dr. Lockett and Miss Phil
lips gave interesting Illustrated lee
lures on rabies and ON home santa
tion. Sunday morning Prof, Nor
cross cpoke on farm bureau work
and Mrs. Miscellaneous spoke on boys
and girls club work
While here the visitors examined
the work done in the sewing and
woodwork departments Mrs. Mish-
kimmons said that she had travelled
widely over the state and and had
examined the sewing but the work
done in the Lincoln county high
school under the direction of Mrs. G.
, p. Smith was the best she had seen
, in the state. Prof. Norcross made a
similar statement concerning the
woodwork The other departments OF
a the schools are also doing excellent
This all speaks highly Of the County
= high school. The people Of the county
+ therefore have cause to feel that the
, money allowed the state is being
spent wisely and in the best possible
way and that the work being done
q is second to none in the state.
During the week Mr. Banks has
= arranged the drawings made by his
! class in biology neatly in glass
n frame. The work shows great care
: and accuracy and good observation
Y Last week Miss Miller was most
happy The cooking desks, which
a have been desired so Ions, arrived.
q For the past few weeks Miss Weed
D. has held physical education in th'
n town hall. Here she has every con
a. venience for marching and dancing
~ Principal j. r. Smith was recent,
10 appointed food administrator 70
Lincoln county.
n Under the direction of Miss Wee
H. two debates were held last week
r The purpose was to choose a cIas
al team for the juniors and also one 70
the freshmen. All beginning is hare
o. but Miss Weed coached the debater
TN in good style and some exceller
og points were presented for an
m against the subject. The question fc
MT debate is: Resolved, that the count
ng high school needs a gymnasium mor
rt- than a dormitory." The negative sid
er won in each debate,
w During the past month sewers
lly very successful parties have bee
ter given at the school The seniors gay
Ter the first class party of the year. Fo
en lowing this the students m
re- one evening in honor of Edwal
nix and Jess Prudential who found
as necessary to go to California. Satu
ap- day evening of the same week Il
sly freshmen entertained. the school al
a few former students of the ms
ith tuition these parties wer Il aewt
arranged and the guests spent sor
most delightful and happy evening