The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-12

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The spring fever seems to be with
the pupils. We would all rather be
sleeping now than studying. as the
cool outside seems to be calling us
out from the rooms.
The debate etween Raymer and
Ault will be next Saturday, April IA.
All that can 60 should do so, because
1t is going TO be the best debate Of
the season.
There are two entries in the essay
contest here; one by Gertrude Fisch-
er, entitled "The Power OF an Ideal"
and the other by John vanek. en-
titled Human Progress toward In
dustrial Ec coESmics. The judges
are decided upon to sec which essay
will 60 TO Greeley against the other
towns.
Some pupils have tendency to
call geyser geser.
We all can say health Is a great
thing to have especially when q fell
low is sick.
Gertrude-'Haye any Of you got
got anything for the Seniors contri-
button to put In the paper?"
Ted-"Here is some candy"
Sophomore News
The high school will have to hand
It to the Juniors for their program
last Friday moning. The program
was: song by the Junior girls, a
reading by Donald Hunter, Male
Quartette BY the Junior Toys. and
a dramatisation of 1.-THE Little Red
School House" by the class. After
the program q discussion Of the
history Of great man, It being the
custom to devote a short time to
these ocalsions. It seemed rather
queer that the Superintendent should
have the assembly an such an oc-
casion, but we hardly blame Mr.. Al
bright for It was his birthday being
discussed.
Last week was the beginning Of
Saturday school. Only q half an
hour noon was given and school let
out at two thirty. This was suffi-
cient time to get all classes In ex-
cept the period for athletics which
was cut off.
Track practice has been going on
with more effort than ever this
week. Although so much jumping
is hard on some. they stick to 1t
just the same. We are glad to see
such spirit.
Just wait few years. Lyle has
started speculating at the box 30
cials. Mildred and Alice are glad.
But we don't know why.
The date for the track meet has
not yet 'een fully decided. Some
OF the towns want It to be held
April2s and others May IL. We hope
to give It definitely soon.
A Rip Van Wrinkle show is to be
held Thursday evening April 18th.
1t is given by the merchants and
tickets are given at the stores. A
show is given after the play, admis-
sion 10 cents. It will be held at
the school Auditorium. Everybody
come. It's free for only asking for
the ticket.
Agnes-"Why wasn't Eve afraid
Of catching the measles?"
Beulah-"Because she'd Adam"
Freshmen News
The track work is coming on fine.
Te noon hour has been extended to
an hour and fifteen minutes for the
benefit Of track work.
Mr.. Kelly Kelley was conducting
a lesson In history. This was the
conversation:
"Genevieve.' he said, what was
there about George Washington that
distinguished him from all other
famous Americans?"
"He didn't lie,. was the prompt
answer.
In Latin l class there has been
promotion made. Those sitting In
the back row were promoted to the
front row on account Of misbehavior.
And those in the front row were pro-
NOTED to the back row for good con
duct. We trust that the change will
prove satisfactory to all concerned.
Mother-"Do you always ask the
Lord to take care Of grandpai"
Gordon-"Naw, l cut that out. I
figgered he was old enough to shift
for himself now"
We are all glad that the spring
weather 10 here at last and hope It
will continue. April showers hring
may flowers but they make things
disagreeable
The Freshies Sympathy
We cram just q little.