The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-12-07

| ~~s~SSsst ASSOhiUCl
! Members Of the Domestic Science
class are making pennants with
which to des. ,ate seats Of repre-.
sentative towns who will take par,
in the Dramatic contest here Fri.
day evening.
/ JUNIOR NEWS
Alfred Marvin was absent from
school Monday and Tuesday from
the Junior Class.
Remember to come December, 8,
let's all come and bring others along
Why stay away from an event like
this, Join in with the laughter of
others. Enjoy tho four plays given
by the schools.
Lyle Lafterty reported In History
III that four people rode In the
front scat Of a roadster. We won
der what he thinks a roadster Is.
The sewing class made some a.
prons. They are very pretty. Next
cooking class they will wear them.
AS there are a couple Of boys taking
domestic science, they too have a.
prons. As Walter has quit school
his apron will have to go to Donald
unterfenger. The sewing GLASS Is
going to sew other articles besides
the aprcn, Anyone wishing to see
the articles the sewing class Is maxi
ing Is welcome TO the domestic
science room from 10:4O TIL noon.
The girls practiced basket ball
the last forty minutes Monday after
noon, Quite a number Of girls are
interested in basket ball this year.
We have quite few to pick out a
team for the girls.
The boys will practice every noon
OF the week aud the girls the last
forty minutes Of the day three times
week.
Mr.. Albright In assembly: Are
there any girls who wish to practice
basket ball after schOol?"
Gordon: II do"
Reverend Melendy gave Thanks
giving talk Friday morning for the
schcool. His talk was well enjoyed
and would like for him to give us
more talks. The little children like
to hear speakers for they know they
will give something interesting for
them.
Professor Douglas Of It'll was a
visitor In the High School room Fri
day afternoon. He also attended
the Friday morning program given
by the 7th and Sth grade room.
The Physics Glass had an examina-
tlcn Tuesday afternoon and we all
passed We are glad to say.
Don't forget basket ball season is
here and we have a game with Gro
Yer In three weeks. .-
Keota is coming down to practice
their dramatic play one night this
week.
II You wish reserved seat get
It early frcm the fifth and sixth
grade pupils.
Winfred Powell is absent lA,m
school to day, we are hoping It Is
not from his ankle.
Sophomore News
Gladys Smathers was absent from
school Monday.
We see the high school girls are
going back to the "olden times"
They are all wearing ear rings.
Alfred-'I put my whole mind
into this poem"
Mr.. Kelly-"Evidently. see 1t
Is blank verse;
Mrs. Albright: isn't this nice
"punk-in-pie?"
Mr.. Albright-"It's punk all
right"
Mr.. Pinkertcn treading newspa-
per headlineD-"The Turks are kill
ing one another"
Gordon-"Oh, Daddy. then you
won't have to kill one of our tur-
keys for Thanksgiving"
Bill Bruce--"I betcha | can eat
more than you on Thanksgiving"
Lyle--"Aw g'wan. / can stretch
like everything"
Mr.. Albright-"Name some pro-
duction in which the supply exceeds
the demand"
Janie-"Trouble."
Cecil--"Father do you know that
every winter an animal puts on a
new coat?"
Mr.. Snyder---"Hush! not 80 loud!
Your mother Is In the next room"
Miss Hammond---"And the Latin
language is the only one that has no
cuss words. II Is sublime TO think
OF language with no vulgarity."
Lynu---"Then how do thev atart
their Fords on frosty morning?"
hop-"What's wrong?"
Henry a years old Ill had a ter
rihla scana with voIr wifan