The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-10-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


EullOf-ln-CnleI, Luclie Idfuey.
Athletics-to be supplied
Senior, Lorna Vincent.
Junior, Ruth Skinner.
Sophmore, Eileen Bclenbaugh.
Freshmen, Marguerite Covert.
Supervisor. Miss Stowe.
The Ischertwa Camp held their
weekly meeting at the High school
building, Tuesday night, the 30th.
Causes and cures of infant mortality
were discussed and papers on this
subject were read by several Of the
girls. We are planning a live cam
paign for the winter months and ex-
pect to be very busy.
One of the very best subjects on the
curriculum is that termed as Modern
History. Pupils in the last two
years of High school are allowed to
elect it and MISS Blekkink is the
teacher. 1t is magazine course-the
Literary Digest is the weekly that
is studied and each day subjects of
current interest are brought up and
freely discussed. This subject is
easily one of the most sensible taught
in High school and should become a
permanent part of the course Of study
Mr.. Deming in u. S. history class.
"Where did New Jersey get it's name
Miss Wittenbach ?"-Alice, "Cataret
found the Jersey river" Mr.. Deming
mo, the Lord did that"
Miss Stowe-"What is the first
thing you have to have before you
build house ?"-Mr. G., "A cellar"
Freshman Notes
Freshman party Friday!-Are we
Freshman proud? Look at our foot
ball heroes.
What manner of star did Emer-
son mean when he said, Glitch your
wagon to a star? Perhaps a movie.
The English class is in doubt
We haven't much to say this week
but we're busy planning for the par
ty.
These are a few reasons offered by
members of the first year English
class, why we should purchase Lyce-
UNI tickets. The quality of the work
in these themes is excellent, but the
arguments put forth for the Lyceum
are even better.
Why buy ticket? You should buy
ticket for this Lyceum course be-
cause it is educational.
There are four big nights. A dra-
matte reader, wonderful magician
bell players and violin concert. Each
one Of these are worth the price of
the ticket.
Another thing that ought to make
people want to buy tickets is that all
the proceeds go to help the school.
The course is very good because il
is put on by the chautauqua which
everybody ought to know by this time
is very good
Also if this course makes good this
time we may be able to have more
courses in the coming years.
The people of Bedding have very
few opportunities to hear very many
musical numbers SO they should take
advantage Of this.
Have you purchased yours? Bet
ter get one today.
Why Buy a Ticket,
Agent-"Little girl is your mother
at homer"
Little girl-"Yes, I'll call her, she's
baking bread. Hey nav. here's q
man to see YOU"
Mother (angrily)-"Well, what il
it? Be quick, because I'm baking
bread"
Aside (to child you evel
say I'm to home again. I'll fog yol
good if you do"
Agent-"You are probably awar,
Of the fact that there is going to b'
a Lyceum Course held in the Meth
odist church this year, and I'm gcinl
to try to interest you in it,"
Mother (angrily)-"I amt interest
ed bit, so be off"
Little girl-"Oh nav, there's ;
man that does all kinds of tricks too
he even makes dove come out O
ashes"
Agent" Yeu, the magician is 4
wonderful man. He makes flower
come from WAGES and many wonder
full things" Then the Althea Play
ers, you could sit and dream of tree
and flowers, birds and all of the won
derful works of nature while thew ar
playing. They are all young ladie
so you should be interested in that.
4 Inc ieCJuTe disc ID very SOOu. liner
are four bell ringers. They ring on
hundred and fifty bells. The bells ar
made like the chimes in England an
make beautiful music"
Lady (grudingly)-"Well as tn
girl is so anxious to go / suppose II
have to. How much are the tickets
Agent--'sThe little girl can go TO
81 if she goes to school and it is $1.5
fer yourself. Would your husban
like to eo9"
Little griffin in the. 4th grade.
Mother-"He'll have oNgo if | sa
so. Wait till | get my pockctbool
There is your $500, call again."
Agent will madam, and than
M. C.
WHY Buy Ticket