The Glenwood post., 1919-05-31
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(Wallace X. Rawles, Editor)

(Wallace X. Rawles, Editor)
The quiet monotony of school life
was rudely interrupted last week when
four Senior villains painted huge
white '19 on the red roof of Garfield
County High school. Outside of a
small Bolshevik revolution, sheriffs and
cops flying out the boulevards in Cad
lilac cars, and a general little dispute
raised over the various technicalities
of school law, all was beautifully quiet.
Monday night the artistic pitce of
work was done, Tuesday it glistened
painfully in the sun, and Tuesday
night it disappeared.
War Bulletin-All is quiet and calm
along the high school front, and the
white lettering which adorned the red
roof under the blue sky is gone. Glory
be unto the little white dove of peace
Wedding Bells
A stunning diamond ring has ap-
peared on the engagement finger of
one of orf pretty Senior girls. 1t is
rumored that the 3" till death do US
part" drama will take place some time
in-well, now, that's the secret.
Classified
For Painting-Call Peabody, Malaby
Wilson or Rawles. All work guaran
teed We use the best white paint OBJ.
tainable. Reasonable prices. We work
while you wait. Classy, artistic white
lead engraving done. Red roofs 9
speciality.
Automobiles
For that Redstone, Hanging lake OF
fishing trip, call the Rawlesmobile
auto livery, Glenwood 1856 W. Reason
able prices and quick service.
Annual Banquet
The stage is being set for the annual
Junior banquet and prom. The Junior
banquet, which is the classic stomach
pleasing event of the season, will be
held at the fashionable Williams, Mon
day, June 9. Ernest Eoritta, president
of the Junior class, will preside. Toasts
will occupy a prominent part Of the
evening, including wit, talent, songs,
fantasy and other amusing features
The food: fruit, mint cocktails IA Ia
Bryan, Oregon turkey, creamed pota-
toes, combination salad, gravy, brick
ice cream, cake, coffee and milk. After
the banquet the guests will go to Ar
mory hall where the big Junior promo
made comes off This will be an invita-
ton affair, but invitations will be sent
out in large numbers to the dancing
set.
Lost in Action
The Senior English CLASS has had to
read a number of books, including
"Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain;
"The Other Man." by Henry Van
Dyke; "The Oregon Trail" by Park
man; and one by Arnold Bennett. The
last named author makes the following
rather funny statement: "The Ameri-
can universities may be all right, but
I've never been able to catch them in
action.'
Wanted-Handsome Apo
Sanger's Greater Combined European
shows sent out an urgent call Monday
for n curly haired, funny-faced baboon.
1t is reported that when Peabody, the
yell leader, heard this he stayed out OF
sight all that day. Now if Sanger's
circus only need two or three genuine
wild men-i
Commencement Week
The Baccalaureate sermon will be
Sunday, June 8, in the high school
auditorium. Rev. johnson will preach.
The Junior banquet and prom will be
Monday, June Q; commencement night
Thursday, June 12. Chancellor Buch-
tel of Denver University will deliver
an address to the graduating class.
This will finish school life for the
class Of '19.
The art exhibit which was held about
a month ago in the Armory was huge