, 1921-09-15
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Last Friday evening the Senior
class entertained the high school
and faculty as well as members OF
the class of 1921 at a dance which
was held at the high school gym.
nasium. A large crowd was present
and all agreed that the Senior Glass
proved itself an excellent host.
During the summer months enter
tainment is provided for the people
of Rawlins by the Chautauqua under
the Ellison-White management. and
the large number OF people who at
tend the Ch%autauqua every year Is an
indication that the people of Raw
Inns desire entertainments Of this
kind.
Believing that the people of Raw
Inns in common with most other
towns Of its size. desire similar en-
t%ertainment during the winter
months, a Lyceum Course has been
provided for. This Lyceum Course
is managed by the same people who
furnish the Chautauqua people and
we believe the entertainments will be
of the same quality. In order to
guarantee Lno buCCCS6 y / lulp ChlOI-
prise twenty prominent business and
professional men have pledged them
selves as guarantors. This Lyceum
Course will consist of the following
entertainments:
Freeman-Hammond Company, Oc-
tober 8.
De Marco Duo. November Is.
Filipino Quartet, January 16.
Bell Ringing Male Quartet. Feb
ruary 8.
Chief strongheart (indian Lectur-
err. March IS.
The tickets will be sold by the
school children . Definite announce
ment will be made later, but 1t Is
hoped that the people Of Rawlins will
support this enterprise as a Lyceum
Course is needed here and will fur
nish a series Of excellent entertain
ments during the winter months.
The children of the Rawlins Pub
lie Schools have pledged themselves
to furnish Ward F on the second floor
Of the Carbon County Hospital, which
will be the children's ward. The
cost Of furnishing this ward Is esti-
mated to be approximately $4,000.
A part Of this money. has already
Deeu IdlScu anu pldHS are UclHB HIduc
for raising the balance in the near
future.
Miss Edna Verploeg of Pella. Ia,
our Commercial Teacher, has been
delayed on account Of an operation
and will not be able to report here
for duty until September 26th. In
the meantime. Miss Toole. our IL
brarian, Is in charge Of the CONNER.
cis' work. so that the pupils in this
department are going ahead with the
work without loss Of time.
We have not heard from all the
members OF the Glass OF 1921 as to
their plans for this year, but the
following have signified their inten,
tion Of going to school at the places
indicated
Fridolf Anderson. University Of
Wyoming.
William Clifford. University OF
Wyoming.
Nellie Cohagen. University Of
Wyoming.
Catherine France. University o.
Wyoming.
William Hobbs. University Of
Wyoming.
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ming.
Pat O'Melia, University Of wyo
ming.
Louis schilt, University of wyo'
ming.
Philip Mahoney, Notre Dame.
Dorothy Yerxa, Massachusett.
General Hospital, Boston.
Dorothy Zingsheim. University o.
California.
There are probably other member,
Of this class who will attend schoo'
somewhere this winter. that We have
not heard about. This is an excel
lent showing and we hope this plar
Of going 70 college after completing
the high school course will be con
tinued yeGr after year by the various
graduates from the high school.
Parents are asked to help In the
matter of their children's regular at.
tendance and sending them to school
on time, as q half holiday Is given
as a reward to the room which haa
a high enough percentage Of attend
ance and aminimum number cases
OF hardness.
Harrison Hays ivas . business visitor
here for . few days the first Of the
week from Ne snake River aecfion.
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