The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-02-06
NEWSY NOTES
FROM SEDGWICK
CO. HIGH SCHOOL

ty High school are rejoicing that the
basket ball season has at last opened.
Two games are scheduled for this
week and several others will be play
cd in the near future. On Friday,
Feb. 7th both the boys and girls
teams will go to Oshkosh and expect
to come back with the long end of
the score. Then on Saturday even
ing the Lodge Pole teams will play
us here at the high school gymnasi-
um. The game promises to be live
ly one and large crowd will no
doubt be present to watch the excite
ment The lineup of our teams is as
follows:
Boys Team
Oscar Corpe, center; Pliny Kellogg,
and Harvey Bower, forwards; Alex
Scott, Vaughn Labsree (Captain)
guards.
Girls Team
Agnes Carlson (Captain) center;
Wilma Bower and Eleanor Gillette,
forwards; Alice and Edith Parker.
guards; Betty Parker. substitute.
Come out and see the Lodgepole
teams get the withdrawing Of their
Hives!
Physiology and bookkeeping are to
be taught this semester instead of
General Science and Commercial
arithmetic. The Physiology class will
take up first aid course recommend
ed by the Junior Red Cross.
Percy McCone and Tom French are
again in school, the former having re-
covered from an attack of the Flu,
and the latter also having recovered.
The Lyceum bureau has just ex-
planned to US the failure of the last
entertainer to appear. Because Of in
Guenza conditions in some towns he
was not able to come, and the bureau
neglected to notify US beforehand. We
are indeed sorry that the Julesburg
people had to be disappointed and in
tend to refund the money due to the
season ticket holders on the night of
the last program.
The Junior class is well represented
on the basket ball teams this year.
Both Junior boys play and the girls
team, with only one exception, is COM
posed entirely Of Juniors.
The music period Tuesday was spent
in practicing yells to use at the bas-
lket ball games Friday and Saturday.
All seekers for rest and quiet had
best stay several miles from the
gym while the Lodgepole game is on.
The Junior Domestic Science class
has been making desserts for the past
two or three weeks and have reach
ed the cream puff stage. Stop in
and have bite some afternoon.
This is the first week of the sec
ond semester and the students are all
happy(?) considering their semester
examination grades. However, we all
came through alive, if not with aver
ages of 100.
Miss Vivian Dorm from Big Springs
is recently enrolled member of the
Senior class.
An athletic association was organ
lied among the students last week,
and the following officers were elect
ed:
President, Alma Jensen; Vice-pres-
ident. Harvey Bower; Secretary, Bel
va Smelser; Treasurer, Alex Scott.
Each member is required to pay dues
amounting to fifty cents, the money
being used to buy Jerseys for the boys
and middes with S. C. H. S. emblems
for the girls.
A meeting of the association was
held last Monday night after school
for the purpose of selecting dates on
which to schedule games.
The Seniors have been practicine
very hard on their plays which will be
given February 18th. These two
plays are comedies. full Of life ano
laughs and you will not regret it il
YOU come to see them. Besides, the
girls need the money to pay their do
mestic science expenses.
STORY STOCK COMPANY IS
PLAYING HERE THIS WEEK