The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-04-10
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS
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stenographic work in town, Mis-
Florence Stoufer at the Farmers
State Bank, Edith Smith at tn,
prosecuting attorneys office an(
Miss, Lelah Greek at the county
agricultural office. The com
mercial department at the High
School plans to prepare young
men and women for commercial
positions in our own city when
Il ever clerical help is needed. The
public school hopes to fill the
needs instead Of having to go
outside as this will prove means
of employing our own home peo-
pie. Young people who are in
terested in this line, should plan
to take a course in the CONNER
cial department Of the high school
next year.
Medals for the declamatory
contest have been ordered thru
our local ieweler. Mr.. Stoufer.
Miss Violet Smith finished hor
examination for Palmer certifi-
cate and the same will be sent
to the head quarters at Cedar
Rapids Iowa. Miss Smith has
acnnired a verv beautiful form of
handwriting. We hope to have
several more complete the course
within the next two or three
weeks.
The senior class held a. meet |
ine last night and decided upon
the class invitations. colors. motto
and mon the commencement |
speaker
Wesley and William Longeteie
and Marion CrllmDacker have
ouit school to engage in farm
work
This week the eighth GRADE are
havino examinations. There are
eeventcen members in tho clasr
Thev are as follows: Michael
Brown Marie Rowe, Flwood
Johnson, Inleile Cox. Everett
Farmer. Alva Smith. Maroa-
ret Sanford Bessie Doggett, Will
hnr Ellis Kenneth Taylor. Eva
Marsh. Charles .Tamison, Thomas
MoclSler. Elmer Erickson, Lonnin {
Mitchell. Eulalia Schafer and AL <
fred Fike. Z
Joe Farrar and Forest Covev
are training for track. They ex-
nect to take in the track meet at S
Orofino. and possibly the meet /
ut Moscow. -
Tomorrow afternoon, April II, a
he public school faculty will give e
l program at the High School Il
Everyone is cordially e
invited. The program starts at :
80 p. m. .
Last Tuesday evening the
Home Economics class entertain
ID the members Of the school
BOARD and their wives at a six
, clock dinner. The young lad
es of the Home Economics class
made great deal Of preparation
Is the dining room was quite
astefully decorated and the re-
,ast that they served showed that
hev have had some training in
heir culinary art.
On Tuesday. April %. the Nez-
,erce public school children and =
aculty are planning upon going :
o Vollmer to see the trophy q
rain. Parents should take their
hildren with them. but if not
arrangements will be
made for chaperons. Every boy
md girl should see the trophy
rain.
Don't forget the next number
# the Lyceum course which will
'e held at the Community church,
evening. April II. Sgt:
Boyle, returned Canadian hero
rom the battle fields of France,
will be the attraction. All re-
urned soldiers are asked to GOMEZ
ut in uniform and sit in body.
free pass to every soldier IN
Everybody come out.
believe it is one Of the most
numbers of the ~
cum course. Also the last num-
er of the lyceum course will be
ED Friday evening. April Is. at
re Community church. The
Players, probably the
est number Of the lyceum course,
i'll give varied program. Don't
orget these two lyceum numbers.
Monthly examinations are IN
der in High School this week.
ext Monday morning the report
lrds will be out.
Miss Daisy Brown, member
the shorthand class is taking
citation this week from Rev. Z.
Martin.
Last week the editor Of the
erald, Mr.. Conger, presented to
e high school library a ten
'lume set of the messages and
lpers Of the presidents Of the
nited States. This work will
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