The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-11-06
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS
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Junior Party.

10y the juniors Wnen on Frlda
might each with a partner flock
ed to the school house. The mat
room was appropriately decorate,
in orange and black, depicting al
the customary Jack O. Lanterns
witches and cats. The evenin,
was joyously spent in variou
ways of entertainment.
At the close of the evenin,
delicious refreshments were serv
ed consisting of fruit salad, il
Jack O. Lantern cups, salted waf
ers, witches brew and cakes.
Work is proceeding rapidly OF
the new high school auditorium
The entire building will be remod
eled by taking off part of the up
per story and a round bungalow
roof put on. 1t will be finished
in about three weeks.
Basketball practice is going
along nicely About twenty boys
are practicing daily and we hope
to have a game or two scheduled
in a few days. Those who play
on the team will be chosen from
those who have all school work
up to standard with no grade be-
low IS per cent and all back work
up from the first of September.
The school has a number of new
records for the phonograph.
About one hundred dollars
worth of new pictures have been
ordered for the school and each
room will have two or more pie
lures of the very best class. The
grades will give a Washington
Birthday program to pay for
them.
The art class is finishing up
work on lettering and is making
posters this week.
Two new pieces have been add
ed to the band, two clarinets by
Elwood johnson and John Stach.
The shorthand class is begin
ing work in speed dictation this
week.
The students and children Of
the Nezperce Public Schools con-
tributed 1926 to the Roosevelt
Memorial fund. This week an Of
fering will be taken up for the
Red Cross.
At Christmas time a banquet
will be held for the Juniors and
Seniors and the Alumni. The
committees that have beeen ap-
for the Alumni Banquet
ire:
Program cocmittee-Edna Car
,ill, Earl Stellmon, Adaline Po-
eet, Wallace Gamble, Dorothy |
Iarbke.
Decoration committee-Gladys
like, Violet Smith, Louise Schlad-
II, Clayton Miller.
Invitation committee-Jose- |
,hine Thomas, Marie Poteet.
Menu committee-Lois Harris. |
Business Manager-Milton John
on.
The 3 and 4 grades contribu-
d $2.39 to Roosevelt fund.
One new pupil, Zella Schafer,
las entered the public schools.
Primary class had a Hallowe 'en
,arty in Miss Ratliff's room.
The high school report cards
we're given out last Friday and
nuch better average of high
chool students grades is in evi-
ence this month. There are only
few that have averages below
twenty-five per cent this month,
nd we hope there will be none
or the month Of November. The
verages are:
Ruth Normoyle, 80; Edna Car
jill, 971s; Esther Lehman, 961a;|
faude Jamison, 9512; Louise
chlader, 95; Fannie Farrar, 95;
.elah Greek, 94s4; Elsie Thomp-
on, SO; Charles Jamison, 93;
Daisy Brown, SO; Josephine
'homas, 92%; Maude Hutchins,
21a; Lola Adams, go; Anita
wartz, 90; Gladys Fike, go; Mil
on johnson, 91%; Curry Felt,
11a; Eulalia Schafer, 911a; Fay
Iarris, 911a; Marie Rowe, 911s;I
layton Miller, 81; Lois Harris,
O%; Violet Smith, 9015; Hersch-
II Basket, O;Adrian Nelson, go;
coma Hess, 80; Blanche Seehorn,
8; William Conger, 89; Joe Far
ar, 8S1a; Dorothy Harbke, 881a;I
,lbert Stellmon, 88; Olive Erick-
on, 8S; Wayne Henderson, 87%;
)ale Harding, 81; Mable Erick-
On, 81; Martin Thorenson, 86%
ohm Flatt, S61a; Forest Covey,
61a; Elma Cook, 8614; Zoe Cur
sss, Sc; Ollie Moser, S51a; Ada
ne Poteet, 841s; Charles Hutch
IS, "a; Mabel Mitchell, 81; Wal
zee Gamble, "a; Alva Smith, 83;
,arl Stellmon, 83; Mable Rowe,
g; Dale Swartz, 8134; Sarah
ohnson, 79; Valence Simms, 10; /
elk Hutchins, 78; Vera Rowe,