Gilpin observer., 1919-02-27
SCHOOL NOTES
(wnbur Richards)

(WuDur K1CnaTuS)
Miss Plumer sang for the High school
last Friday morning. She accompanied
herself and executed the whole with her
usual display of talent. Then again on
Tuesday morning she played several sell
ections from 1.-THE Moonlight Sonata"
by Beethoven.
The Senior class play has arrived.
From all appearances 1t is the best one
ever included in the school lists for
many years. 1t Will also be rendered
WELL because Just look at the talent in
the Senior class. We also have an Al
director.
The Economics examination papers
have been returned. Despite rumors and
popular opinion, the whole class went
through with flying colors. the general
average for the class being SO.
Those absent this week are Joe Meme
gatti, Hobart Williamson and Julia
Brohl.
Yesterday in school, Julia Brohl won
dered if her glasses had become worn
enough to break. They had.
Society.
Margaret Auger spent several days in
Denver. leaving here Friday afternoon
and returning Tuesday evening. There
was some gloom on the part of some of
the Seniors. but 1t appears that every
one took pity on the sad ones and kept
scraps, or else by serenadng.
Several of the Seniors visited Wjlford
and George Fritz last Friday night.
Just one boy Ga SenioD was invited to
Fritz. but he got wind of the fact that
the two boys would be the only ones
at home that night, a party was got
ten up. The evening was spent in mu-
sic of almost every description, and in
the playing OF games. Refreshments
were served in shape of ice cream,
cake (?). and taffy. the former articles
furnished by the visitors, and the lat
ter by the prince of candy chefs. George
Fritz. The female members were con-
rinced that the High school orchestra
was not such an impossibility after all,
especially in regard to the cornet
You know, there's a Senior in High
school an she or he q won't say
which, received a forty-two page letter
from her or him, an there was enough
news in II to last for whole month,
an it only cost two cents for postage.
At last the most popular boy in High
school has been spotted. He is, of
course, Senior and lives, as you would
probably know, In Central sCity He is
tall and handsome and is the favorite
of all the pretty girls in High school,
We would mention his name but he is,
as most real coed fellows are, modest
ana VIII not consent to praise of any
kind This is how we found it out. He
was sitting in his parlor one evening,
when strains of soft music fell upon his
ear He was puzzled for IA moment. but
finally traced the sound to his gate.
There he found large number of pret-
ty serenaders. pouring forth their souls
So we know that this boy is the most
popular. for II he wasn't. you see these
FAIR girls would surely not call upon
him, but upon the one that was the
most popular. Score one for Central
City. Editors Note: 1t appears tina,
the reporter. although a Latin student
remembers only the word "ego.")
Mrs. Lynn's play, From Bondage tc
Liberty will be reproduced at FL Jebe
Temple. on March Z. 1919 There are a
number Of students from C. c. IL. S
going to be there. All the people from
Gilpin county are invited to be present
Grade School.
Mrs. Mccoy was in Denver severa
days this week. Mrs. Williams ha,
been teaching in her place during he,
absence
Those absent this week are Heller