The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-20
SENIOR NOTES
Philena Frederick

| SENIOR NOTES
Philena Frederick
Not much of interest has taken place
curing the past school week. Every
thing is sort of busy, but wait until
our holidays for the fair come. Then
we Will be very much alive. For does
Mt our first football game come on
Friday! Every Senior will be on the
grounds, ready to boost the bows to
victory. Naturally we are going to
win the game-it couldn't happen
otherwise. Chappell will feel bad but
ner feelings must be overlooked, for
We are going to win that game!
The Girls Glee Club has had a fine
attendance at their first two meetings.
They have learned two new "Pep"
songs and introduced them to the as
sembly on Tuesday morning.
Everyone is looking forward in
eager anticipation (even the Fresh
men) for the Freshmen's class party
next week. At this affair the Fresh
men will be officially recognized by
the upper classmen, and also the
rreshles will learn very thoroughly. q
rev OF the traditions and desires of
the school. "
A committee of the presidents and
sponsors of the three upper classes
WIN make arrangements for the party.
MRS: Reich, Senior sponsor, will act
as chairman. 1--WE hope the refresh
ments are good, Mrs. Reich is the Do
mestic Science teacher.)
More next time. All about the bip
game with Chappell
JUNIOR NOTES
Gertrude Nichols
those reporting for football from
the Junior class are Morris Reed. Oil
yer Waite and Alton Carlson. All
three are on the team.
The Juniors are already picking out
their class rings.
The Freshmen party is to be held
some time next week. Mr.. Filineer,
Junior Sponsor. and Creath Cailen.
president, are the representatives on
the entertaining committee from the
Junior class. The Freshmen are
waiting patiently for their greatest
event during the school year l923-24
SOPHOMORE NOTES
Velma Spillman
Eula Jensen and Helen Oslaeger
have dropped from our class, leaving
our number now at forty-four. Our
president, Ray Scott, is on the COM
mittee for the Freshmen party which
is to be held in the near future. Fresh
men, watch out!
| The Sophomores are we'll represent
ed in football by several of our stur-
dy boys, and in the glee club by al
most all of our girls.
There are several Sophomores this
year who are enthusiastic over type-
writing. We have been trying out
some new typewriters and hope that
we all may enjoy new ones soon.
Wednesday the Sophomores enjoyed
their first geometry test. We didn't
enjoy the grades quite so much, how
ever.
] FRESHMAN NOTES
Harl Cleveland
Friday assembly period was given to
the Introduction of the Freshmen.
The program given was as follows
| Solo-Gertrude Bishop.
Nursery Rhyme-Lawrence Will
liams.
Vocal Duet-Florence Williams and
Jessie French.
Quartet-Howard White, Lorene
Hodges, Lloyd White and Garnett Wal
ters.
Everett Snyder posed as Statute of
Liberty" Lee Snyder posed as "Na-
ipoleon."
| "How to Raise Onions'- Elizabeth
Drummond.
"How to Throw Tomatoes"-by Ar
thur Meline.
The Freshmen possess great ora
tors. This is proven by the eloquent
language used in the speeches of Eliz-
abeth Drummond and Arthur Meline
The Freshmen Class Party is to
be held some time next week.
A farewell party was held at the
home of Lorene Hodges for Leslie
Saywell. The party was a great sue
lcess.