The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29
HIGH SC ooL NOTES.

81 HUOL -NVlLos
Constitution week was observed
from the 18th to the 23rd. The Con-
stitution was read and discussed in
the various history classes, and on
Tuesday Mr.. Mark Tuohy delivered
very effective address about the Con-
stitution. He gave the reason for its
formation, traced its development and
showed its Importance, ending with
a vigorous appeal to the people OF the
United States I'd support its Consti-
tuition and be loyal to the flag which
represents 1t.
For several weeks past Charles Nc
CURE and William Mark have been
taking the school census. All peo-
ple between the ages Of six and TWEEN
ty-one have been listed regardless Of
whether or not they attend school. A
teachers meeting was held Monday
night and another was held Tuesday
night, when it was thought the task
of canvassing the returns will be
completed.
The members Of the Freshman
Class have made arrangement for =
weinnie roast. to be held at the River
Bottoms on Wednesday. They will
leave about $50 p. m, under the
chaperonage Of their sponsors, Miss
Jennie Sessions and Mr.. q. w. Stout.
Friday the various candidates for
yell leaders held a meeting with the
result that Marjorie Albertson, Har-
old Hickenlooper and Roy Mackey
were elected.
The Annual staff have held sew
eral meetings and are hard at work
on the future Bronco.
Monday Miss Clarke spoke to the
girls Of the High School in behalf Of
the Salvation Army Rescue Home in
Boise, which is TO launch campaign
for funds during the week Of October
. to Is. She explained that the pur-
pose of the institution was to shield
and help the many girls without
homes, or those discouraged, without
parents or proper care. There are
several girls from this district in the
home, and it is the duty Of all who
can to assist in this noble work. Sub
scription cards we're issued to volun-
teer workers among the high school
girls, who pledged their services dur
ing the week.
The coming Friday (the 29th) the
teachers reception Mas been schedul-
ed to be held at the Junior High
building. The various teachers Of the
high school will form the reception
committee to receive the parents.
Last Monday the first issue Of the
1922 "Keyhole" was issued to the stu.
the school session. 1t was mos
interesting school paper edited unde
the direction Of Grace Miltenberger
the editor-in- chief, and Jean Parks
the assistant editor. The staff Is ais
composed of a society editor, sport
editor, joke editor, several reporter
and chief and assistant business man
ayers. 1t aims to print at least on
editorial which will be of educatiOna
value to the pupils. It's Kitty Kerew
KOmfort Korner Is amusing and YER
pointed 1t contains a review Of tn
progress in various sports andevents
On Tuesday there was no school, il
order that all might attend the fail
The remaining days of the school
week, classes took up at eight O'Clock
for only thirty-five minute periods
and school dismissed at IL o'clock.
The foot ball team is working har
every evening, getting in shape fc
the season, which opens in the nea
future. The first game, which will
tryout for the boys, will be with tt
Fort Hall Indians today, Friday, Sci
TENDER goth. The next game will
y. next Friday, at which time the loo
team will play Aberdeen on the loo
grounds. The balance of the sch
dule, while not complete, is as 70
lows: Malad at Malad, October 12tl
October 10Th. Idaho Falls here; 0
tober 9th. at ST. Anthony; Nov. 3r
open; Nov. nth at Pocatello; No
18th and 25th open. but the Pocatel
team will play here Thanksgivil
Day.