The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-11-30

As the black small pox have been
raging In Denver and some Of the
larger towns. 1t has been thought
best to vaccinate all persons who
wish to be vaccinated In Raymer.
DR.. Hawthorn has been engaged and
vaccination OF the school children
living In the country commenced
Wednesday. School children living
in town may be yaccinatsd at any
time at Dr. Hawthorn's house. This
Is not compulsory now, but will be
II We should have case Of small
pox in Raymer and children wish to
remain in school.
Mr.. Albright has kindly consented
to take charge CT a music class.
There are about twelve pers ons who
wish to have a music class as we
started at at the beginning OF the
school year and which was discOn-
tinued because we had no teacher.
Gertrude and Lorraine Fischer are
absent from school on account OF
the sickness and death Of their
mother. The school extends tn
them the deepest sympathy in their
| b reavement.
Wayne Powell was absent from
the Senior class Tuesday.
There is nothing happening in
the Freshman class so they have no
news to hand in
We will not have school Thurs
day. Thanksgiving Day, but there
will be school Friday because we
have had two weeks vacation on ac-
count Of bad roads.
Junior Notes
We. the Juniors. are once more
to be together after little vacation.
1t makes us feel better to SEQ each
others smiling faces.
Timothy Sweigard was absent
from school Tuesday.
Basket ball will soon commence.
The boys and girls feel more en-.
thusiastic over basket ball this year.
They hope and are going 10 win In
| basket ball.
Winfred Powell had the misfor-
tune to hurt his foot. He has been
laid up for some time. but is able
to get around this week to attend
school
Don't forget the contest which is
to be given at the Auditorium Dec
ember Sth, at s O'Clock IN the even
ing. There will be four short plays
given by: Buckingham. Grover. Ke-
ota and Raymer for the champion
snip Of Northeast Weld County.
EVERYBODY come and spend the even
ing laughing.
Last Monday Miss Thelma BLY,
from Sterling visited school,
We seem to have a new Bob" in |
school this week.
Last Tuesday afternoon Miss Ham (
nond took charge of the Physics
class.
We as the Junior class wish Ia
say that we are thankful for the
last year OF school life which we
have spent together. We lose a few
again. few members every year
but We still are thankful that as a
group OF schooi-mates We are al
ways loyal and faithful to our fell
low classes. As sure as Thanksgiy-
ing draws nigh we can all be thank
full for some kindness of our school
friends although We know we will
not have a large feast awainting lis
on this glad day.
Mr.. Albright will have charge OF
the music class this year as a few
want to take II.
Sophomore News
All OF the Sophomores were pres. B
ent Monday after the vacation OF
two weeks, given on account OF the
snow storms and bad roads. II
The English III class took ND aj
new classic Monday entitled Sc
same and Lilies" by John Ruskin.
Basket ball season has about
'enad and the High School girls a.o
'eady to start practicing, altho ,.s
indoor base ball has been a plea 90,
'ast time for all
Miss Hammond Tin English ,,..,
are the three words ~o.,
frequently used in this class,
JIM don't know"
Miss Hammond--"Correct.'
Mr.. Kelly-"why isn't tn ,.
n southern Africa as Iarg, ~.
ne in northern African"
Lynn--"Because there ,.,,.
luch room. -
Junior girl stated th