The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-03-08
SCHOOL NOTES

Highest Honor pupils, High School:
Mary Adamson, Lloyd Kelley, Helen
Brown, David Pierson, Jack Coleman.
Fern Santee, Merle HOsford, Kenneth
Bradley, Amy Ellis, Lois Horton, Ma.
rion Keyser, Patsy Coleman, Bernice
Kerr, Gladys Leaton, Evadna Tewalt,
Margaret Adamson, Ivan Blume. Ruth
Breyer, Doris Honey. William Honey.
Margaret Reed, Thelma WOffinden.
Seventh and Eighth Grade: Gordon
Kirtley Rita Baxter, William Leaton.
Edna Harrington, Ruth Woffinden.
Harry Thomas. Madeline Hovey. Geo.
Keyser.
Fifth and Sixth Grade:
Edna Kelley
Third and Fourth Grade:
Barbara Baxter, Kathlene Klug, Dor
is Gardiol, Lenora Kerr, John Horton.
Robert Laing, George Maraffio, Mar.
garet Zeimetz, Ethel Philips, Vernon
Woffinden, Annoy Cummings, Lemar
Bruno.
Honor pupils, High School.
Merle Shull, Sylvia WoodsOn, Mon
teZ Harrington.
Seventh and Eighth Grades:
Jesse Bradley, Ruby Breyer, Myr.
tie Horton, Clara Mower, Francis Kerr
Ellis Loveland, Louis Fox, Josie Wof-
finden
Fifth and Sixth Grades:
Mona Keyser, Louise Van Camp.
Third and Fourth Grades;
George Bruno, Juanita Warren, Har.
old Leaton, William Pilgrim, Vernal
Pilgrim, Harry Watson
The Alpha Literary Society of the
Seventh Grade will give a program
March II, 1922, at two o'clock.
The TQiSnra Hour literary Society
gave a program March 3, at two O.
clock. There were ten visitors pres
ent and very enjoyable program is
reported.
The last program of the High School
Literary Society was held at the
l. o. o. F. hall, Friday, February "a.
1922.
The next program of the Literary
Society will be an extemporaneous
program to be held at the school
house, Friday afternoon, March 10, at
two O'Clock.
The Sophomore class has finished
Agronomy and taken by Animal Hus-
bandry in its place.
The janitors were busy oiling the
floors in the school house the last
week end
A typewriter has been installed in
lHt I1lSI oClOOl IOOIu
The Junior class has been very busy
planning a Junior Prom.
The Parent-Teachers Association
held a meeting March "a, after the
Literary Society. Committees were
appointed and various other matters
were attended to. They now have
total membership of about ninety.
Amy Ellis was out of school sever
al days last week on account of sick.
ness
Window boxes are being installed
in the laboratory for seed testing.
II you wish any milk tested present
sample to the Sophomore class.
Last rridav Grover Rurnett took
Animal Husbandry class out to Judge
cows the JUDGED cows belonging to
I Mr. Ebberts, DR.. Kirtlev and Mr..
Buster Some very good results are
reported.
The school children are assuring us
that snrine is here hv bringing mar
h1ns ond i,lr,ring rones to school tn
-nlav in the few drv nlaces on the south
side of tho hri1dino
Last week the Kelley hrothers en-
-ountered several bobcats while on
4heir wav up Mil creok
Drnm the wav the Juniors aroue IN
~ivics Gloss we think they all ought
~ no GOOD dehaters.
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home in Italy. The return trip was
made on the steamer, Olympic. Mr..
and Mrs. Gini expressed themselves
as greatly pleased to be back home a.
gain for they found conditions in their
native land to be anything but salts
factory. They left Immediately for
their home on East Fork, where they
are engaged in the livestock industry
/ and ranching