The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
SCHOOL NOTES


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nevertheless .ix Sophomores out O.
eight were present. It was late whey
the trucks got into town and thert
was no school held until afternoon
All classes met a usual even though
only about nineteen pupils were pres
ent.
We are glad to eco the seventh and
eighth grades showing up In thu
paper. They must have come baci
to life when they heard about tht
post mortem examination. but tha,
is what we wanted. Now lot 10 ses
some life downstairs.
Gladys Smathres and Lynn Dunlar
were absent from school Monday on
account Of the storm. They were
both back Tuesday.
Most Of the truck routes were
broken Monday but several truck,
were late again Tuesday.
The English III elass 10 rsjoicins
over the finish Of "Julius Caesar. y
The examination was taken Tuesday
Most Of the Sophomorss seemed tc
have awakened this week Tor they
have been more interested In gettine
news. We know this will improve
each week. Just watch our corner.
Our full supply Of school children
have not yet returned.
The English l and II book reporta
were due Wednesday. November 8.
JUNIOR NEWS
On account Of the snow storm Sat.
urday night few of The trucks could
not get In Monday, No school could
be held Monday morning but In the
afternoon there was school a. a few
more soholaSs came In the Afternoon.
Several juniors were out 10 the ciasa
looked small In number.
Teacher: Spell cloth, Tim"
Tim: (Silent)
TEACHER: What 10 your coat made
Tim: Dads old pantA
Il any one wishes to hear . real
interesting class just come the High
School room ths latter part Of the
Day. This ID the sociology clan,
Mrs. Marvin while looking over
Alfrsds report card noticed his de.
portmsnt very hish): "Your teacher
must have made q mistake In put
ting down your department.
Alfred: II think 20 myself"
We notice that the rrsshies srs
getting industrious; as we saw a
Freshie At the dictionary nearly all
Tuesday afternoon.
7th and 9th NEWS
The weekend weather made trav.
cling 30 difficult that only three Of
the school trucks reached town on
Monday; they were late and did not
carry their full complement OF pu.
pills The result was small attend.
ance and no school until one O'Clock.
Mildred Littlefield has been absent
from school for q few days and there
is grief IN the room.
parald peFold from Buckingham
was present at tho base ball game
last Friday.
The game scheduled for Wednesday
has been postponed on account Of
weather conditions.
On Tuesday q group Of children
took Mr.. Leach and Mr.. Kelley out.
doors and snowballed them.
One Of the principal participants
IN this regrettabls affair takes ex.
ception to this version. He states
that on his arrival at school he found
Mr.. Kelly being snowballsd by the
scholars. The very next thing he
found that he. the new arrival, was
being snowballsd and he hopes that
the next SNOWFALL game may have to
be postponed on account Of weather
conditions.
GENERAL NEWS
The base ball game between the
Raymer and Grover boys on the 10.
cal diamond Friday afternoon ~
suited In the defeat Of the Raymer
boys. The score waa l6 to Z.
Luck seems to be against our
boys for no one 10 willing to admit
that It waa . fair test for either
team. The weather was windy and
the hands we're cold. The team
that got the first hit or two would
have the advantage Of . break In the
game. Grover was the 1succesdlul
team in this respect in the third
inning.
The Zig was up" with Grover In
the last Of the ninth whom the Ray.
mer boys rallied and secured -four
runs.
One Grover player was dlsquaiifisd
for the rembinder Of the year. Fine
sportamanship was shown on the part
Of the visitors with the exception q