The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-02-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

.Omemee has accepted our challenge
to play another game Of basket ball
with Bottineau High School. They will
be here Friday, February 18th, 1921,
the game will be started at 8 o'clock
sharp. Everybody out and boost for
B. H. S. ...>>
The following lineup will probably
start the game with Omemee on Fri
day evening at the high school gymat
eight o'clock. Capt. Craig Vinje,
guards, Odegaard, Center and c. Craig
and Woodward, forwards. Reports
come from Omemee that the whole
town will be here to support their
team so Bottineau will have to be
there to even things up.
The gaities of the high school activ-
tiles reached a climax last Friday eve
ming in an event which has ,ssen en-
>ticipated for some time by the MEM
bers Of the Senior class. This was the
Senior party given in honor Of the
Juniors. Such success can only be ex-
planned by the untiring work of the
four committees, Miss Day, Senior
Sponsor. Clarence Riley, President Of
the class and their assistants.
The invitation committee consisted
Of Lydia Amundson, Laura Scott, Guy
Culver and Victor Lonsbrough. Franc
es Neville, Leona Borland, Oren
Smedsrud and Clarence Vinje served
on the decoration committee These
people deserve much praise for their
work. The gymnasium was beautifully
decorated. Long festoons of red and
white hearts were hung from the
lights and suspended from the bal
cohy, forming an overhead of hearts.
The entertainment committee, how
ever, consisting Of Helen Mcintosh,
Pearl Nichol and. Dan McCaughna
were not to be surpassed by their fel-
low committees. Progressive hearts
was the feature game of the evening.
Clever score cards Of white, pierced
with pink arrows appeared, and ex-
citement waxed high as the game pro-
gressed. Lunch was announced only
too soon, but with the announcement
came news that Mr.. Walker would
sing. Games were quickly forgotten
and to the delight Of everyone pres
ent, Mr.. Walker "sang for his supper" !"
Up to this time, little had been seen
Of Thelma Johnson, Cora Bogstie,
Minnie Berg, Maude Neville and Ruth
Ogren. But now they appeared, bear
ing dainty refreshments Of pimento
heesessandwiches, beet pickles, cakes,
ice cream and chocolate. The refresh
ments carried out color scheme, Of
pink and white and were cut in heart
shapes. A cupid, bearing fortune was
used as decoration. Each guest was
asked to read his fortune, paper party
caps Of red and white hearts were
donned, and the Juniors voiced the
sentiment that the Seniors were roy
al entertainers. +.
Plans are on foot for two Literary
Societies to be formed in the Junior
Senior High School. Seventy-two stud
ents have signed up for the Senior So
ciety, under the direction Of Miss Kin
neman, seventy for the Junior Soci-
ETY. under Miss Young. The purpose
Of the two societies will be to further
social relations between the students,
and TO offer m opportunity for the
study of current topics not coming IN
the usual high school curriculum. The,
Senior Society will Be divided into
s departments: English, Social SCH
|ence and Fine Arts. So far no definite
plans have been. developed for the
Junior Society. Meeting will be held
every two weeks.
6f : limited time 4 VIII - II Bpt-
tinssn eJery Saturday. e you have
any Veterinary W6rk, lot no 10 it.-
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