The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-19
EWSY NOTES
FROM XDGWk
CO. HIGH SCHOOL
JuniN Notes


Alfred Englehardt was on the alb
sent list from the Junior class las
Tuesday.
The Junior annual class party giver
last Friday evening in the high schoo
auditorium was quite success from
reports.
The Junior Domestic Science girl.
had tea towel shower last Tuesday
because the others on hand were no,
worthy of our domestic science depart
ment.
Sophomore Class Notes
Blanche Pyle, who was absent last
week on account of illness, is now
back again.
The SophOmores are planning for
their first annual party, which will
be given on St. Patrick's Day, March
18th.
The Sophomore English II class are
now studying Tennyson's "ldylls of
Senior Notes
The Juniors entertained the high
school to a valentine party on Feb
having contests between the four high
school classes. The Seniors won the
first contest, the Freshman the sec
and. the Sophomores third and the
Freshmen the last, showing what
bright and keen freshmen we have.
At nine-thirty light luncheon was
served, consisting of cookies and whip
ped cream over fruit and jello. Every
one claims the Juniors and their
sponsor, Miss McComb, know how to
entertain.
Homer Lewton claims that halls
in the Sterling high school are too
dark.
Five of the Senior girls ordered
their class rings last week at Roy
Stevenson's jewellery store.
Anyone that can draw a straight
line get busy and make the editors Of
our new magazine some pictures for
their department.
The high school carnival comes off
Feb. 27. Everybody come and get
your moneys worth.
The Senior Domestic Science girls
are going to receive 10 per cent Of the
proceeds of the show next Monday
night, Feb. %, at the Hippodrome
theatre. The movie "Lasca" will be
shown. Between shows reading will
be delivered by Helen Lewton and the
girls quartet will sing several Sc
lections. We want to thank Mr.. Lam
ming for giving US q share Of the pro-
ceeds and hope to see one of the larg-
est crowds the Hipp has ever had.
The boys team will probably play
Chappell Friday as the game with
Fort Morgan on the Sterling floor is
Cancelled.
The whole high school extends
thanks to the business men of Jules
burg for giving such good support
of our school magazine.
Freshmen Notes
The Freshmen were somewhat sur
prised to see Mary Baxter, q school
mate, appear Monday morning. They
had been so long without her that they
thought she had quit for good.
Henry Wandless, a freshman, was
back to school Monday after long
absence, during which time he had
been suffering from i'll health.
Most Of the Freshmen attended
valentine party Saturday evening, said
party being given by the Junior class.
The postmaster brought them valen-
tines from some of their most dis
tant friends. They didn't suffer
frome late hours the next day for they
were home by nine-thirty.
On Friday, Feb. 13, the boys team
of S. C. H. S. went to Sterling. The
Sterling team won by a score Of So
12. The game was fast throughout,
Percy Hamilton starring for the
Sterling aggregation and Homer Lew
ton for the Julesburg team. Tom
French played center for s. c. H. S.
in the second half, taking the place
of Oscar Corpe. The score at the end
of the first half was 23-5. In the
second half our boys peped up lit
tie and the final score was 1912. In
the second half Coleman, forward for
Sterling, went out of the game. Rey-
nolds also. guard for Sterling was in
jured. The refereeing was good and
the boys were well treated in every
way.
While the first team played Ster-
ling. our second and third teams went
to Sedgwick, where they played the
Sedgwick town team and the Sedg-
wick High School Team. The game
between the Sedgwick town team and
the second team of S. c. H. s. was
won by the home team, the score being
69-S. The Sedgwick team also won
from our third team by score of IT.
II.
STERLING MAN is SENTENCED
TO TuJRTY DAYS IN JAIL