The Lamar register., 1920-11-17
SCHOOL NOTES
(By Lewis Markham)

held at Pueblo. They reported that
very fine time was had besides the
lectures and the meetings which they
attended.
The Lamar Savages were defeated
by the Rocky Ford Melon Rollers Sat
urday, November 18th, by score of
20 to 0. This is the first defeat for
the boys this season. They will play
Las Animas here November goth.
Every one should come to the game
because this game will decide whether
Lamar has any chance for the valley
championship this year
The Juniors are practicing for
program which they will give Wednes-
day, November "a in assembly.
Members of the first Spanish class
and Caesar class were favored by a
test last Friday which may be a sur
prise to some of them when their pa
pers are returned.
Pearl Surbrugg, a member of the
Senior class, has the smallpox.
The girls are practicing basket ball
every night after school and are get
ting ready for games in the future.
The Senior girls defeated the Fresh
man girls last week by score of 16
to 0.
The girls club met last Tuesday and
after the regular business meeting a
program was given by the Sophomore
girls. The program was follows:
Kitchen Jazz Band, by Sophomore
girls.
Piano Music, by Inez Biederbick.
Music, by Miss Watkins and Miss
Carnahan.
Cornet Solo, by Marie McIlvaine.
Fudge and a Burglar "a play) by
Sophomore girls.
After the program refreshments
were served by the girls. The re-
freshments consisted of sandwiches
and cocoa. A fine time was had and
everyone was pleased with the pro-
gram.
girls basket ball teams will have
game in the gymnasium. The game
will start at 700 o'clock and the ad-
mission will be &c. This is only
practice game but nevertheless every
one should come out.
Something to know: For the past
28 years there has been one high
school established each day in the
United States.
School will be dismissed on Novem-
Der "a for the regular Thanksgiving
vacation and will not take up until
the following Monday.
DIR. Burnett made talk in assemb-
ly Tuesday morning in the interest of
the public health on the subject of
Preventative Medicine" He discuss
ed the importance of vaccination and
why everyone should be vaccinated at
the time when a contagious disease
is infesting the community.
There will be a Christmas Bazaar
given the afternoon and evening of
December 10, under the auspices of
the Senior class. All classes will con-
tribute to this. There will be a sale
OF dolls, aprons, hand-painted Christ
mas cards, besides many other articles
found at bazaars. Light refreshments
will be served both afternoon and even
ing. In the evening a short play will
be given by the Seniors. Two perform
ances will be given, one at seven-thirty
and one at eight-thirty. Admission
to this will be twenty-five cents. The
other classes will have fish ponds, side
shows, and other booths during the
evening also.
The proceeds from this bazaar will |
go toward this years annual and also
to pay the necessary expenses of each
class. Remember the date, December
10, and save it for the big bazaar at
the High school building.
In the beginning typewriting class
the following students have completed
the first 1s lessons in typewriting,
having done months work in pa
months. They are Rhetta Keiser
Marguerite Syp, Cora Brisky, Frances
Hover. Ethel Wilson eyyis Narl,bov,