The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-04-28
SCHOOL NOTES

The Physics class has finished theil
study of electricity and will soor
take up the study of heat.
The Montrose base ball and basket
ball teams will play at Clio next Fri
day afternoon at 3:15. Purchase
your tickets and see all games Of the
season. A single game only costs
15c, so if you want to see a good live.
ly game and also get your moneys
worth come Friday afternon and see
this game.
Several of the high school girls are
writing on teachers examinations this
week at Flint
Mr.. Sangren and Mr.. White at
tended a meeting of the school men
of the county at Flint Monday even
ing.
Durand will play base ball at Clio
Decoration day.
Two very lively and enthusiastic
games were held on the school
grounds Tuesday afternoon. The
basket ball girls of bort and Clio
started their game at $3.50. At the
end Of the third quarter the Clio girls
felt quite spirited when the score
stood 10-5 in their favor but when the
fourth quarter was over and the
score stood lilo in favor of bort
they had lost all hopes.
The Clio boys were a little more
fortunate than the girls. At one
time the score stood 4-2 in favor Of
bort but by the time the game had
finished Clio was ahead by a score of
6-5.
We wish to take this opportunity
to remind the public again of the May
Day exercises which will take place
on the school ground on the after
noon of May 10. These exercises
and drills will be free of charge and
we wish every one to attend if pos
sible.
All boys participating in base ball
are required to have a mark Of &C"
so on account of the great number of
boys wishing to play ball they are
all digging in" to have a place on
the team.
The cast of the play rendered by
the Seniors Wednesday evening at
the Auditorium is as follows:
Uncle John, Ray Mitchell
Jack Sanderson, Darrell Hendrick-
son
Nellie Sanderson, Clara Hathley
Bert Allison, Howard Palmer
Lucy Harrington, Phoebe Wilmot
Nubbins Goodwin, Leo Cummings.
The cast of the operetta is as fol-
lows:
Lola Newman, Soprano
Dorothy Hymen, Alto
Herman Pierce, Tenor
Paul Jones, Bass.
Gordon Chappell is absent from
the seventh grade because of sickness.
The seventh grade have found
collection of bird pictures
and have mounted them and have
placed them around the room which
makes very nice showing.
The girls of the seventh grade won
a game of basket ball from the Mt.
Morris seventh grade at Mt. Morris
last Thursday afternoon by a score Of
14-4. We feel that they are starting
a very good record quite early in
school.
The first eight grades of the
school are selling stamps for the re-
lief of the Chinese people. 1t is
Figured that Sc per day will save
Chinaman's life. The seventh grade
have sold five dollars worth of
stamps.
The sixth grade recently completed
some maps of Michigan putting all
counties in their places. These maps
are very good.
Joe Hurd has returned to the
fourth grade after being absent on
account of whooping cough.
The fourth grade have taken in
about seven dollars from their Chin
sse stamps.
The fourth grade are trying to use
he dictionary. Their efforts do not
seem to be too successful however.
There are a number absent from
he kindergarten and first grade be-
,ause Of whooping cough.