, 1922-01-19
SCHOOL NOTES
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Last Friday morning. DR.. f. G.
Peterson. local dentist. gave IA very
Instructive illustrated talk on the
anatomy and care Of the teeth. Dr..
Peterson used the Balopticon to
show various plates illustrating
various points about the teeth.
Mr.. Rcbuck. High School Prin-
ci2al. and several OF the High School
boys who attended the Boys Confer
ence at Laramie. we're guests OF the
Rotary Club at their luncheon last
Friday. Several OF the boys as we'll
a. Mr.. Robuck gave excellent reports
on the various phases Of the work OF
this conference.
Last week the girls of the Home
economics Department of the High
School under the direction Of their
instructor. Miss Carey. entertained a
number of guests at various lunch
cons. The preparation OF these
meals as we'll as the serving was very
we'll done. and the girls as we'll as
Miss Carey are to be complimented.
Thls work. a practical demonstra-
ton of what they have learned in the
cours'. is required in all Home Eco
nomics courses and is an excellent
means of giving the girls an oppor-
tuntty to combine practice with
theory.
Tho basketball game last Friday
nlgh' the Laramie Props and
Rawl:ns High School proved to be a
very jDtarpstjnU o0rtact rI,o n,a-
found their goal first and annexed
four points before the High School
was able to get into the scoring col
Nmn. In the early part of the first
nalf the Laramie boys maintained a
consistent lead of from 2 to 6 points.
iWnen the Rawlins team once located
the basket they converted several
Qeld goals in rapid succession and
LOOK the lead which they maintained
throughout the remainder of the
game though only by a margin of a
angle point at times. At no time be-
fore the final gun was the high
school out Of danger. as their greatest
lead at any time was only seven
points. The final score was "a to
86 in favor of Rawlins. The centers
o each team we're high point win
ners. Neff for the Props was re-
Sponsib'e for "a OF their 26 points.
while Close for Rawlins converted II
points. The coach e plenty of
room for improvement in the high
echool team, but when We consider
q fact that this was the first game
OF the season and the first interschol-
astic contest for four of the boys,
e0ere is room for encouragement.
In the preliminary game the
6ophomore team OF girls was too
much for the All-Star girls and
scored an easy victory ~ to 4.
Next Friday night. January goth.
the High School will meet Green
River High School in the Rawlins
gymnasium. We do not know who
= doing the star playing for Green
River. but they have won four games
this season and lost none. They must
have some cage artists when they
0an defea, a team that o from the
Props by a single point in an extra
time game. Let's break their victory
March. Be out. Support the team.
Yell. Buy a ticket. The Junior class
team will engage the Freshman boys
In . preliminary game beginning at
7:S0.
Remember We play kemmerer here
Thursday, Jan. 26th.
Watch for the announcement of a
thrilling preliminary when Hanna
plays here Saturday. January 2Sth.
This being the 9th week Of school
closes the work of the first SEINE; ter.
This week II being devoted to pre-
liminAry reviews and the semester |
examinations. Monday. January 23.
begins. the second term. which will
end June End. Our school year on
sists of ~ months or 38 weeks of
school. Next week the names of the |
high school students who we're ex-
empt from the final examinations J
will be published.
Several changes nave taken place
on our teaching staff his mid-year.
Miss Florence Soden. who came from
Ronne Terre, Missouri. after the
Christmas holidays to take charge OF
the First grade at the We1 Ward
was called home after teaching here
only one week, on account Of the
death OF her sister. Miss Soden wired
that she would be unable to return
to Rawlins. so there is still a va
cancy In that grade. Mrs. Higgins is
substituting for the present.
Our school at the General PETROL
cum camp was closed last week on
account OF the closing OF the camp.
Miss Fac Bowers. who has peer
teaching that school will fill the
vacancy existing in the fourth grade
at the East Ward.
Mrs. Margaret Unger, who is
teaching Latin. Spanish and French
in the High School, has asked to be
released at the close of this semester,
as she was married a month or two
Ago and desires to take IN hOuSn-
keeping. Mrs. Beatrice Y. Wood
side of Greeley, Colorado. will fill
the vacancy caused by the r~esigna-