The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-25
EWSY NOTES
FROM &DGWIM
CO. HIGH SCHOOL

- new anu Wlue d"dhe VI SdIllEdlIoil
in S. c. H. S. is the Junior Commun-
ity Club The club was organized by
the civics class and is gradually grow
ing and taking in new members.
Meetings are held every two weeks
and great plans are being made for the
betterment Of cchool and cOmmun-
ity. Every member is doing his part
in living up to the motto keep Jules
burg Clean" Evidence of this is seen
in the school building and grounds.
Windows, walls and desks are being
cleaned, unsightly places on the
grounds are taking on new appear
ances. The work will not end at
school however. and it will be but a
short time until the whole commun-
ity will see the effects Of the new
club
Thursday and Friday of last week
the girls of the Normal Training
class took the state teachers exami-
nation.
The Junior Senior English class
has begun the study of Emerson's
Essays.
Monday and Tuesday the domestic
science room had a much needed
cleaning. The class Is nov jrsstiy
proud Of the neat work room.
The pictures in the high school are
to be rearranged and hung in the
most suitable places. The building
is divided into four sections, one Of
which is given to each class for decor
atoms. The students are expected to
show their own originality and good
taste by their selection and arrange
ment Of the pictures.
The Senior Domestic Science girls
have been busy this week preparing
for the "Mother's Luncheon" which
is to be given Thursday.
Ruth Cadwalader Joined the Sopho
more class last Monday. The class
now has fifteen members.
The second number Of the S. G. H.
s. paper came out Tuesday. We are
pleased to see that II IS growing and
improving.
Athletic Notes
The coming of the brides opened
the base ball season. S. c. H. S.
comes out this year with . strong
nine. Prof. Rowland has written for
games and it is possible that an inter-
high school base ball league will be
formed: Although this probably will
not come in time for this years base
ball season it may be in effect next
year. The probable batteries for the
S. C. H. S. nine are H. Lewton and
H. Bower or H. Wilson and C. Gillette.
Junior Community Club
The Junior Community Club was
organized in the Civics class of the S.
C. H. S. for the purpose of keeping
Julesburg clean, and we believe in
keeping our own homes and school
clean first.
The charter members are Gladys
Swezey, Erva Smith, Betty Parker.
Homer Wilson, Homer Lewton. Tom
French, Billy Lindloff, Clelland Sow
ders and Pliny Kellogg.
Act II, Section I states that any
one who is member of high school
or over II and under 20 years of age
shall be eligible for membership.
The applicant must devote some
small amount of his or her time in
such a manner as rhe member shall
designate and pay membership fee
Of csc.
Up to the present time all the or
ganization has done is to keep their
own home and school clean.
A list of the committees are:
To keep fountains clean
To keep lavatories clean.
To keep front lawns clean.
To keep walls clean fpainting and
washing.)
To r'n rv,' of relic of BY gone la. g.
To keep floors clean.
Cleaning up Of gym walls and floor.
Cleaning up of manual training and
domestic science rooms.
Cleaning dressing room.
Committees under construction.
Making drawing board racks
Coat hangers for senior hall.
Racks for rubbers.
Committees on cleaning chemistry
labatory.
Committee on cleaning recitation
chairs
Committees on lawn trimming
Committees or trash cans.
Committees ny. washing doors