Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20
FRIDAY is
PATRONS DAY
PATRONS INVITED TO NOTE PRO.
GRESS MADE IN THE LOCAL
SCHOOLS THE PAST TERM
PLAN FOR ANNUAL TRACK MEET
Students From All the Schools in the
County TO Attend.

The last Patrons Day of the 1922
term of school of Independent School
District No. will be held Friday af-
ternoon, April 81. Supt. T. s. Kerr
states that the displays of work which
has been done by the pupils of the
grades and high school for the year
will surpass any previous displays and
both the teachers and pupils are an
ticipating an unusual attendance.
The program for the afternoon is
outlined as follows: From 100 until
2:30 p. m,-Regular work in the grade
rooms and art exhibit in the grade
school library room, in charge of Miss
Laurel Gleed, art instructress.
2:30 until 310-Drills and exhi-
bitions by Prof Oliver Campbell's
physical training classes including
high school boys apparatus work,
seventh grade girls class, high school
girls class, high school boys class
$3.50 until 300 p. Entertainment
by high school quartette and literary
society in high school auditorium.
400 until 500 p. m.-Refreshments
will be served in the domestic science
room of the high school building In
spection of manual training and do
mestic science exhibits. Inspection Of
high school building and consultation
of parents with teachers.
The annual Boundary county track
meet is to be held in Bonners Ferry
on April 2Sth under the auspices of
the high school students of Independ-
ent School District No. 4. Supt. Kerr.
who has been visiting, during recent
weeks, the rural schools of the county
having eighth grade classes, states
that interest in this annual event is
greatly increased and that the attend
ance this year will undoubtedly be
greater than that of previous years.
Many of the rural schools will attend
the meet in a body.
Arrangements are being made to
make this meet a most interesting one
for all visiting eighth grade students
A dinner will be served the visitors
by the members of the high school do
mestic science classes. A literary
program will be rendered in the school
auditorium in the evening. Visitors
will be entertained over night at
homes of local high school students.
All the entertainments with the excep-
tion of the dinner, are open to the gen
eral public.
The athletic contests will be carried
out under the direction of Prof. Camp
bell, physical training instructor, and
the events will be rs yard dash, a SO
yard dash, baseball throwing. high
jump, broad jump. pole vaulting, OBJ
stacle race and relay race. High
school students and eighth grade stu
dents will be entered in separate con
tests and for the girls there will be
90 yard dash, baseball throwing and
relay race.
In addition to the athletic events
there will be spelling, arithmetic and
writing contests. The spelling contest
will be in charge of Mrs. C. w. Flood,
county superintendent of schools and
gold medal will be awarded by her
to the winner.
The writing contest will be in
charge of Prof. Neil, principal of the
grade school. The arithmetic contest
will consist of problems in addition.
subtraction, multiplication and diyi-
sion, speed and accuracy being the
main points of the contest.