Gilpin observer., 1919-03-06
SCHOOL NOTES
Cwilbur Richards.)


by two duets. one by Miss Plumer and
Lorraine Williams and the other by
Miss Plumer and Thelma Thomas. Both
were good and showed symptoms of fu-
ture genius.
The time Of the first period in the
morning has been changed from 800 to
9:45. to 500 to $50. Morning exercises
1 usually take from three to fifteen min
utes. SO the first period classes have
been losing several moments. According
to the new schedule, the second period
classes shall lose five minutes for the
remainder OF the year.
The students of the High school who
/ will take part in the Senior class play
are using their typewriting period to
take 1t from us, folks. 1t is sure a
dandy.
What was the cause Of the embar-
rassment on the parts OF Helen Gold
berg and Hobart Williamson last Tues
day morning?
Will someone please introduce Julia
Brule to Julia Brole?
Let it hereby be known that no one
comes through the Rye in "Auld Lang
Syne" as was thought by one of our
noble Seniors
Miss Miller in Physics, what oc-
ours when light strikes the water at
an angle of Asp" Gus. "It goes out"
Mrs. Brohl.' Julia. don't think that
you had better go to the dance tonight.
It's. stormy out. and your rubbers leak"
Julia, That's all right. mother. I've
got pumps inside Of them
Chemistry teacher, II will now take
some hydrochloric acid and Voice
in rear OF room. "That wouldn't be a
bad idea"
Johnnie. waiting for train. Here she
comes!
wiford. Don't say she. That's a
mail train"
The High school is making a good
record. The only absent one since last
Society.
Margaret Anger entertained the SEN
iors. one Alumna and one Frosh at her
home last Friday evening. The evening
was spent in playing games and in the
singing and playing Of her new pieces.
A delightful lunch was served OF oyster
patties. Il think that's what they are
called) coffee, pineapple sherbet and
cake. It may be stated that. outside Of
the reception Of one Of the Seniors by
a bogus. would-be host. everyone spent
very pleasant and agreeable evening.
Last Thursday night. the students of
the High school practiced the class Of
'1s yell. They did 1t fine at the practice
but some of them apparently got cold
feet. and the yell, as given wednes-
day morning in the Assembly. was any
thing but poppy. The class Of 10 Of
course. put their whole voice into 1t. ex-
cept two Of the girls who were engaged
in the feminine art Of giggling. One
Senior girl was not there.
wanted-A car to "chauf" Apply to
the vice president Of the Senior class.
There. is sure a large bunch going to
Denver Friday to take in Mrs. Lynn's
play. From Bondage to Liberty" The
Seniors are going for the purpose OF get.
ting an idea Of Mrs. Lynn's directing
so that they may know Just what to ex-
pect. Does anyone else wish to go? II
you are in Denver on the evening Of
Friday, the 7th, don't fail to go to Ell
Jebel temple. 18th and Sherman. and
take in this play. Mrs. Lynn guaran-
tees 1t to be well worth your while.
Grade School.
Mrs. Mccoy returned last Friday. The
trip didn't do her any harm, because
she is teaching as she always has.
snappy and right on to every detail Of
the students work.
Two new students have entered the
grade school. They are Edith and Flor
ence Ferguson. They are both in Mrs.
McCoy's room.
There has been quite a few absent
this week. They are George and Vir-
ginia Parsons. Oswald Lundberg. Ar
thur Frost. Ellis Williams. Marie Dal
Bo. Fred Coughlin. Charles O'Toole.
Linda DalRo and Ruby Wearne