The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-30

We DelleYS tudt tile UulCAeto Ia lhio
town muet be kept busv making We.
MES from the number of wenie roasts
that have occurred lately.
The High School grade teachers
thoroughly enjoyed the reception CIV
en- them last Friday evening by the
Civic League.
The girls have had several good
basket ball practices and from all ap.
psarances Scotland promises to have
strong team this year. Several
girls were lost through graduation
last year ana there will be much com.
petition for places on the first team.
Miss Bsrgeson. the coach. extends an
invitation to all girls interested in
basket ball to come out to practice
each week.
Negotiations are under way for
basket ball games with Armour and
Tyndall.
Kenneth Ireland entered the First
Grade on Monday of this week. This
| UhkSe du SUiCllmcHl VI SO III llS
First Grade. We have had very good
attendance in the First Grade this
year,
William Stafford was excused from
school Friday afternoon on account of
sickness.
The Second Glade pupils have done
some very go9d work in paper cutting
the past week.
The pupils of the Fourth grade have
been doing very good work the past
three weeks.
Marjorie Woitha was absent two
, days and half last week on account
of sickness,
Ben. Ireland entered the Fourth
grade on Monday.
A hfth glade pupil gives this def
milton for intelligence. Intelligence
means misfortune
Louise Voy was excused from school
Monday morning on account of ILL
Bess.
Last Friday morning the seventh
grade pupils were entertained during
the opening exercise period by four Of
their number giving playet entitled
Styles Of 1926" It was cleyerly
gotten up and enjoyed by all,
The eventh grade people are very
sorry to 10 se Emma Beckel who is
moving to Trip.
II The work in the Commercial De-
eartwent is we'll under way. Courses
are being offered in Commercial Arith-
metic, Typewriting. Bookkeeping,
Gregg Shorthand and Business Eng
! iiishh. Should there bs any outsider
who would like to join any or all of
s these classes, the department Will be
glad to welcome them az far as equip.
ment permits. If there are any high
i school students who contemplate en-.
tering any of these classes. let Us warn
you not to put it off too long for we
are making steady progress and each
Iday CT postpoRement means more
work to male up.
To the parents let US say we will be
I glad to welcome you as visitors to
the department and will be pleased to
hear your suggestions for making this
work practical ard successful during
the coming year.
J. At meeting of the high school,
boys Wednesday afternoon after
school they decided to organize 6
Boys Glee Club About forty boys
! aignifed the intention Of becoming
members. Angie hermann was elect
/, ed pianist and the hour of practice
was set for every Tuesday evening al
+ 1880 and the Club will De conducted
in class form.
A similar meeting was held for tn.
+ girls on Thursday after school II
which they elected Gertrude Bake1
pianist, and Lillian Stempges custo
, dian Of music The hour get fo
! practice was Thursday from a 100 t.
) S 100 p. m.
: Both the boys and girls displayed |
: great deal of enthusiasm at the meet
: ing and many plans are being mad
] to make the high school music circle
4 E | g SUCCESS during the coming year.
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