The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11

one important thing We have now
that We did not have one hundred
years ago?"
Lyle-"Me."
Census bureau Agres show
that 1t is hard to keep boys on the
farms. Now we know why 1t is hard
to keep boys there. ...
| We Juniors are sorry that we lost
one OF our best members. Alfred
Marvin has left and will take
up his good work In Fort Morgan.
We hope him luck and success, but
hope to see him again In our class
before We graduate.
We can tell the Seniors that lack
OF decision and, procrastination are
fatal qualities.
There was teachers examination
given December % and 23 and some
Juniors ventured to try them out.
Alfred Marvin received second
grade teachers certificate, John
Vanek received third grade and
Ted Nickerson would have received
third grade also, but was too
young
| During the past week the Juniors
told some things to the Seniors that
they never knew. The Seniors would
not believe US, but when they found
we were right they wouldn't ack-
nowledge II. They can say then
that We give them the Jim jams. but
We can say they are hard To deal
with.
We have been noticing that the
Senior Corner is getting dark. They
have to let the sunshine In to clear
the darkness away.
Last Saturday night the Sterling
boys came p to play basket hall
game. The boys played a very fast
and interesting game, but as our
side was weak beside their team 1t
was little one sided. Sterling had
a way to pass the ball very quickly
which hindered Raymer from piling
up the scores. The score at the end
Of the game was II to "a In favor OF
Sterling. The Sterling girls did, not
come so ten Raymer girls played an
interesting game before and after
the first half of the boys game.
We have noticed that Gordon has
not yet broken his New Years reso-
luton.
This week marks the beginning OF
the last semester of this school term.
There are several different subjects
ended now and new ones begun SO,
Juniors, let us see If we cant do even
better than we did the first semes-
ter. (Although We think that II Is
nearly impossible for us to break our
record.J
We. Juniors, cannot believe that
thirteen Is an unlucky number
There are now but thirteen OF us, but
We do not see any danger rising
ahead Of us tif there is anything
there is success nor neither have we
already stumbled.
Hazel Macklin was absent frO'n
school Monday on account Of SICK
ness. We are sure that she will be
with us again soon.
The Seniors don't seem to thin.
one corner is enough for them be
cause they now have corner for
English w by themselves We hope
they are satisfied now. II they want
to know, none Of the other grades
want and wish to be selfish We
other grades try at least to be a lit
tie generous.
AS one OF our Juniors was down
to Fort Morgan shopping, he saw one
of the High School teachers there
also shopping. As he happened to be
In different stores and also his teach
er. he noticed his teacher was verv
happy. He did not know. at first.
why his teacher should be In that
spirit when in dry goods storr.
Finally he heard the teasher ask the
price Of table linen. What teacher
would be buying table linen and hap
py as a lark? We will let you guess
this part.
Once when Bob was very young
He placed a worm right on his
tongue.
He din't like the taste bit,
Also he did not swallow It
But oh 1t sure makes Gertrude
squirm
Because she thinks Bob ate that
worm
Audrey-"This day will beat my
own record"
We all have to pay price In this
world for anything we DO. Ted
found a funny spot on himself one
day while studying and laughed ont
loud. As result he had to pay a
price.