The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-09-24

Senior, Lorna Vincent.
| Junior, Ruth Skinner.
| Sophmore, Eileen Bclenbaugh.
Freshmen, Marguerite Covert.
Supervisor, Miss Stowe.
The Juniors showed their spirit by
starting their school year off with
party Friday night in Harmony
hall.
The Seniors had planned hike
but the weather-man's interference
worried them a good bit until the
Juniors came to the rescue with an
invitation for the Seniors to join
them at Harmony hall. The good time
that every one enjoyed isn't to be de-
scribed because words would fail to
do it justice. We even had some inn
promptu music, which was thorough
ly enjoyed by those taking part). p.
S. Yes Freshmen and Sophcmores we
had "eats"-too good to talk about.
Ruth N. in Modern History. "a
good many people come over who
dent take out their civilization pa
pers."
The Tschtukwa Camp Fire held
their. first meeting of this year at
the home of their guardian, Miss
Blekkink and Miss Fortune. The
meeting was a ceremonial and the
girls discussed plans for the year.
They planned hike to Smyrna for
Tuesday, the twenty-third, this meet
ing will be held at the home of Gay
la Penton.
The members of the Public Speak
ing class are fast becoming silver
tongued orators. Ask Mr.. Skinner.
Miss .Belkkink, explaining mine"
'This portion is spherical sphere"
Miss Underwood in Geometry class
which is composed almost entirely CT
girls, why. Harold. arenyt you
ashamed to admit that you haven't
this proposition when all the other
girls have it,"
ANDY" Kramer, correcting some
ones mistake in Caesar. "The accent
should be on the third cylinder"
The sale of tickets for the Lyceum
course has now begun. The city has
been divided into seven districts and
will be thoroughly canvassed by the
following High school girls: Edith
Rowland, Margaret Friedly, Mary
Woodbridge, Nora Pickard, Agnes
Jensen. Mildred Kramer and Ruth
Skinner. This is splendid course
and no one should miss it. All pro-
ceeds will be given to the school.
The Freshmen had a meeting last
Tuesday and elected Miss Raynor and
Mr.. Deming as class sponsors.
Miss F. in Community Civics. "How
may person become an American
citizen?"
M. A. "Oh, they can be neutraliz-
ed"
Evidently there are no signs of a
Freshmen party, but while there Is a
class there is hope.
Miss u. in 90 Algebra. go to the
board, leave your books at your seat
and work problems on page 146."
-. The 90 English class took up an
interesting study Of the habits OF an
gleworms. The work proved immen-
sely entertaining.
The Wabasis Camp Fire met at
Olive Glass Monday night TO work
in their ceremonial gowns.
Last Tuesday evening the Silk City
Camp Fire girls were entertained by
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farm house. four miles west Of here.
The girls left Bedding soon after
school and lost no time in hiking to
their destination, whore . delightful
supper awaited them. Having climb
ed most Of the sign boards and fence
posts between Bedding and there. all
were ready to do justice to the many
good "eats" and . most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Miss Stowe" Mr.. Cannon, il you
didn't know that l didn't know about
a motor what would you do?"-hr.
G. ASK you"
Are those teachers always dignifi-
ed? Did you think so when you saw
them going toward the park Thursday
night armed with well-filled lunch
baskets? We had just a jolly time
roasting bacon and "weenies', too.
No, we aren't always cold and distant
we like fun as well as most folks.
The Sophomore class has decided
on having Miss Underwood and Miss
Stowe as their class advisors. They
have obtained Harmony hall for this
week, Friday night, expecting to have
party, but since so few signed up at
class meeting the party may be post
poned. The committees have been
assigned as follows: Refreshments
Dorothy Conant, Irene Dorr, Keith
! Gieldemaster and Kathryn Wilson
4 Entertainment, Eileen Bolenbaugh
Dan Mcmahon, Mildred Hogan and
Olive Floss.
The outlook for football at the High
school was anything but bright at the
beginning of the school year. Only
three experienced men, Harold Coyle
George Skellenger and Capt. CHECKER
ing are back, around which TO build
the team. A few Freshmen however
and Ravell. Tillatson, Hammontree
and McNaughton have doomed up and
begin to look like good material
These youngsters need only little
coaching and experience in raj game
game to make them valuable. McKid-
die looks good at quarterback but
only a real game can test him out
Childs and Storey are light, but very
fast on their feet and before the sea.
son is over will show some real worth
Sylvester Dehn has come out for his