Gilpin observer., 1919-03-13
SCHOOL NOTES
(wilbur Richards)

The Law class were given the task OF
writing contract for Mrs. Lynn. 1t
was very easy contract to write and
there were only two handed in out of
the whole class OF six. Not one girl
wrote a contract and not one boy miss
ed. Score one against women lawyers.
Mrs. Lynn went to Denver last week.
Her classes on Friday were taken by
Miss Ida Mcleod. The law class took
a written examination so that it would
not be necessary for Ida to do any ex-
ira work in giving the class their grades
The scholars Of the High school had
better think twice before they take an
other two or three day trip. They were
all so tired that quite a number of the
most prominent members were almost
late last Monday morning.
You know. there are only two real
lawyers in the whole Law class. 1t is
impossible for the girls to be good law
yers for they seem to be unable to
break away from the long established
feminine habit of having everyone talk
Ing at once. Their concerted attempts
at oratory get the court ratified and he,
of course. awards the decision to the
two real lawyers who take things easy
and cody. give someone else a chance
to talk once In while, and when their
turn comes. present their arguments In
clear and concise manner. Score two
against women lawyers
The High school was entertained last
Wednesday morning by a plano sole
by Violet Reidl. Not being music crit
les. we can only say that 1t was good.
An enterprising member of the Law
class has invented an automatic book
library to the courtroom, for the con-
venience of our lady lawyers. You know
these lady lawyers are unable to pres
ent their own arguments, but must read
some other PERSONS argument from the
book Hence. you may readily see. with
this new invention the fair lawyer,
might win case or two II the court
and luck are with them. Score three.
certainly fine in that they assigned nc
work for the day following the basket
ball game nor for the days on which
some of the students were in Denver
Thanks.
The Freshmen had a debate between
four members OF their class last We'd
nesday morning. The question under dis
cussion was. "Should man have more
education than woman" Ethel San
del and Fred Graham, affirmative: Ho-
bart Williamson and Joe Minegatti. neg
ative. The debate was hotly contested
and the arguments were good on both
sides. but the affirmative won. the,
having the better side of the question
Society.
Miss Miller spent the weekend Ir
Denver. No scoop. as yet.
Mrs. Lynn spent the latter. part o
last week in Denver, attending to the
rehearsing and final production of hei
play.
About eighteen members OF the High
school went to Denver last Friday af.
ternoon to see Mrs. Lynns play. Now
these High school members are rathei
queer 1t took them three days to wit
hess a play which was given on Frida,
night. But we know Why It took sc
long. The o. NJ. MS and the s. s. s.,
are rather put out about the fact tina,
the Seniors copped their only male rep.
resentative to the play. However. be 1,
so. for o. NJ. MS may come and S
S. SIS may go but the Senior partie,
20 on forever. The Senior class die
learn from their visit. however. that Il
our play is staged as that one we will
have the best ever given.
We merely wish to ask the Juniors II
passing what was the meaning OF tn,
cold and freezing glances shot by thei
o. NJ MS upon the Seniors, a Junio
and Frosh on Saturday afternoon a
about three o'clock.
Grade School.
George Willis has returned to school
havirg recovered from hiss attack o
scarlet fever
Those absent this week are Ellic
Williams. George and Virginia Parsons
Charles oToole and VIII Powers.