The Raymer enterprise., 1923-10-04

Helen Macklin left Monday for
Greeley where she will attend col
lege. The high school gave her .
short farewell program before she
left. 1t was as follows:
One verse Of the high school song;
a short farewell talk and presenta-
tfon Of four leaf clover as . token
Of good luck by jamie Johnston; yell
for Eeler. led by Gordon Pinkerton.
The Seniors have heard some Of
the Freshies singing to the tune Of
America" but they don't seem to
have the same attitude - 8. r. Smith
the author Of the song. Their words
as the Seniors have caught them are:
Ny teacher It's Of thee.
A cross old thing 10 she,
OF her sing.
She thinks she's awful bright,
Shes sure an awful fright,
She scares away the stars at
night.
The cross old thing.
The r. H. 8. Baseball teams both
boys and girls went to Grover Fri
day to play base ball. The Grover
girls won from Raymer by q score
Of Z to "A. The Raymer girls did
well. considering their experience
with base ball and we have hopes
and confidence that the next game
will be theirs which probably will
be next Friday. The boys had bet
ter luck. Raymer won with a score
that was large. due to the heavy wind
which was In favor Of the batter. The
game was very interesting as 1t was
walk away from start to finish. The
wind blew dust into the eyes Of the
players and made It hard to catch the
ball. Timothy Is the home run cham
pion. He knocked more home runs
in a game than Babe Ruth ever did.
He got five circuit clouts. Don got
two; Ted one. BY the time the game
was half over there were no sepcta-
tors except those from Raymer and
q few from Grover high school.
The Sophomore class went on .
wenier roast out west Of town Thurs
day night. They reported an en-
joyable time.
The Junior class have planned on
the following program for Friday
morning entertainment:
Piano Solo ------- Mrs. Floyd Kelly
Play Borrowing Trouble" = Class
Song ---------- H. s. Music Glass
1t has been the effort Of the Junior
class to get up program worth lit
ening to and they are sure that all
those taking part will help them
make their program q success.
The Freshmen class welcome new
member, Earl Steffen. This makes
ten Freshmen. II is hard to keep q
good man down. He awlays gets up.
The Senior Glass are planning on
ordering their class rings soon, 20
they can enjoy them while they are
Seniors and also through their future.
The Freshmen after a long time
of deliberation (which they always
need) have decided on yellow and
red roses for their class flower, the
tolors are maroon and gold. Their
,tto is: Labor Omnia Vincent. :"
EDITORIALS
While am polishing up these
pulsating paragraphs. my eye runs
across q poem which believe de-
serves mention. 1t quotes a. fol-
lows:
II I were a blossom and you were
the breeze,
10 n0d you Q welcome Of rag
rant delight;
You'd kiss mel know II with
H. cool careless ease,
That fingers long after . blos-
SONS good night.
Useless volumes have been writ
ten on the psychology Of women
useless. because tie psychology Of
women is really quite simple. That
which they want to do they do; that
which thsy want to hear they listen
to; and that which they want to say
they say. eBhold there It d In !
sentence ~
Dream not Of the future,
The present d all you have.
The future VIII soon be the present
And the present will soon be the
past. tsasss,s sisE
Marriage may be more expensive
than keeping single nobody believes
now In that cold blooded lie shout