The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-10-15
MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
senior Glass Notes,

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MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
senior Class Notes.
The typewriting department has
been using accuracy for motto
this week. with the following spien-
did results
Perfect ten-minute tests;
Vera Beasley, net 3 4 w'ds per minute
Vina Jasper rs
Eufa Madden III
oliver Kelley 10
Jesise Madden IA
Claudia Drake 70
Cecile Holman Az
Ruth Peer still holds the record
for the alphabet, times IN one min
ute.
esther Riddle for new alphabet
icai sentence, al . words ~ one min
ute
Helen Norman and Blanche MyT,eI
are dividing honors IA the begin
ner'g rypewritIng classes, Helen Nor
man having Written the alphabet .
times Ga minute and Blanche WyiieI
the alphabetical sentence al 2f|
words per minute. Only perfect rec
ords are here reported.
Ceciie Holman having completed iier
two-years' work iii typewritsng IN one
year IL at present getting practical
Office training by assisting Supt
Gould In his office.
Ask Oliver Kelley why he was tardy
to typewriting class last Tuesday,
High School Notes.
Miss simon, the domestic science
teacher, spent Sunday In Nampa, as
d gnest OF Mrs, Hand, the commercial
teacher,
Bernice Spencer was Ill and out Of
school last Tuesday
Alma Cox was also out OF school
on account Of sickness, one day last
week.
Mary Parritt Of Boise visited school,
Monday. We are sorry not to have
Mary with us this year.
Ask Glen Atkinson why he sat on
the automobile In front Of the school
building instead of coming up TO
geometry class.
Ruth Peer Is out of school on ac-
count Of sickness
Junior Notes.
The Junior class has two more new
students this week making the total
SO. The junior has the largest en-
rollment.
The junior class flower has been
changed this year to match their COLI
ors, which are green ana goldTne
class flower Is the yellow rose bud.
There will be junior-freshman
party Friday, Oct. %, in the audi
torium at the high school. The fresh
men are expecting great feast bur
may be disappointed.
The juniors are proud to say thar
two OF the yell leaders or the high
school are juniors. They are Re-
becca Jones and Floyd Adams,
We are also proud to say that the
main players on the football team
are juniors and we expect them "a
fight hard for the championship
The captain of the foot ball team
Lee Marcum, Is junior.
Freshmen Notes.
Two more have enrolled in the
Freshmen class, making total o.
50.
The Freshmen have selected foi
their class eolors maroon and white
and the class flower the white aster
AT meeting held the past weel
Fred Thomson was elected athlete
representative OF this class and Franz
w luAleF yen leduefs
The Freshmen class will entertain
junior assembly the first week In No
yember. ... .aa
There are five freshmen boys tax
ing an active part In the football
games and they hope 10 be able t
help win the games of the season.
The Freshmen class appeared frs
with its colors and flower this year
when 1t descended on the school duI
the assembly period with yells an
appropriate introductions.
Sophomore Glass Notes.
At the Sophomore class meeting tn
following students were elected q
officers. Ruby Dearduff, president
Ralph Knight, vice-president; Lore
Turner, secretary; Oscar Rains, treas
urer The class Golors are cream an
green. The flower il the carnatioI
Oscar Rains was chosen as tn
sophomore representative for tn
athletic association, Mr.. Laird
class advisor
Eighth Grade Notes.
Sept. 2sth the eighth grade clas
held meeting and elected Patric
Doherty president; Dorothy Toilet
yice-president, Ruth Beery, seer
tary: Frank Hunt, treasurer; Harol
ESerist. athletic representative; an
Miss Kidnay class advisor, The clai
decided upon old rose and silver II
its coloFs and the pansy for the ella
flower. -NE.
The members OF the Sth grade ella
extend their sympathy to Sybil FIR
nyer in the loss of her brother.
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