The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01
SCHOOL NOTES
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Here IL Ger. cs
The sophisticated sharks,
May the Juniors progress.
Make them sing ike larks,
May they study so lard.
lnthe r. H. S.,
And then 20 to coliegs,
Well We guess.
Some one over heard the following
one day last week well about
the only way to kiss a girl while
driving car is to have Il girl who
doesn't mind doing the work" We
wond+r which one Of the two he
meaa
hs, Whats the difference be-
T. e a stone and an egg?"
Ethel-"An egg is to eat and a
s;aie Is to plant"
while it is just as easy 10 study
lesson outside Of school as 1t is in,
ii is also easy to put II of. There
are so many things that need doing
right this minute that we get in
the habit of proerastinating more or
less in the affairs pf life. But ii
Goesnt pay in any OF them.
Tile High seho5i took their month
Is eanms the last part OF last week.
II don't pay TO be in a hurry
coming up the steps inside the
.cHool house. II you don't believe
j. ask Gordon
There are probably some persons
who never heard OF liquid air, which
can be Bottled up and poured out
like water. But there must be. Any
way the physics class knows there is.
Miss jamie Johnston and Ruth
Method accompanied by their coach
Miss Hammond, motored to Greeley
Thursday afternoon. Their purpose
was TO buy stockings and ties to
finish out the girls basket ball out
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Sophomore News
The full number OF seven Sopho-
mores have had IA perfect attendance
for over tsl weeks. This is the first
time since school started that there
has been no absence for over week.
Four freshies have Joined Mr. Kel-
ly's English ciass. They are; Agnes
Carnabau. walter Schmeeckle, Glenn
Kirk ...Ad Harry White. The class
is evenly divided now. there being
four sophomores and four Ireshies.
Myl but those freshies are slow; they
haven't been on time yet.
The. January exams were taken
the latter part Of last week. The
first month in the second semester
having come to close.
The game between Raymer and
Keota high schools Friday. January
26th. was very interesting, both
teams showing much improvement;
resulting from another weeks prac
tice. The score of the girls game
ran very close during the first half.
The second half the girls entered the
game with greater strength and
gained stedily from Keota until time
was called, when the score stood II
to s2 in favor Of Raymer. The boys
game was much livlier and was more
satisfactory on the part Of Raymer,
the boys keeping the score ahead of
Keota and the game ended with the
score OF IA to % in favor of Raymer.
Mr.. Turk from Sterling refereed the
game and everyone seemed well pleas
ed with the way the game was car
riad on by him.
The pupils of Miss Bruce's room
did splendid in their efforts to en-
'tertain the school last Friday morn
ing. The first number on the pro
gram was a song Troubles by the
room; recitation by Mildred Keehl,
a lullaby song by six girls and dra-
matization from Hiawatha. After
the program Rev. Wood showed the
process Of extracting the copper
metal from the sand in which 1t is
found Everyone was interested in
the method by which 1t was done
and by the different materials used
in order to obtain the end. During
the time while II was cooking for
dinner, as he explained, he talked
on the patriotism that should be
shown toward our home state and
its rank in the United States as
mining state. Each pupil took a
view OF the copper after the extrac-
tion before passing to their respec-
tive rooms. These talks are very
instructive and much appreciated.
The boys received their new basket
ball suits and socks tire first of the
week; just In time for the game with
Grover.
Cecil Snyder has been wearing a
cus lip around lately, said to be
fiom an accident In basket ball prac-
tice. Some of us are not quite sure