The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-12
SCHOOL NOTES

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Senior Contribution
The Juniors are going back to
electricity in physics class. We a.
gree with the sage who remarked
that 1t takes a mysterious yet pow
erful factor to wake some people
up.
Mrs. Lawson Is once more queen
Of all she surveys" Mr.. Lawson
has gone to Denver. Well-we don't
know why. Hl
School Calendar
Debate Saturday night, April 4.
Track, April 2S.
Essay Contest closes April 18th.
winners announced at Track Meet
at Greeley.)
Find The Frog
Mr.. Kelly (absent mindedly) II
Will show you the internal structure
ot frog" tAfter opening pack
age Of two ham sandwiches) II was
sure l ate my lunch a few minutes
ago."
The history Nv class has taken up
the study OF civics.
Junior Jim Jams
The boys are playing marbles; on
every play ground and corner and
door yard you can see them with
their rings; marked of with stub
by DOT toe. playing the game 20
dear to boyhood everywhere. So In
tent are they In the game that they
are needless Of the passerby, and you
stop for a moment to watch them.
The characteristics Of each are re-
yealed with startling clearness az
the game proceeds. There Is one
who makes his play as earnestly a.
II governments depended upon the
outcome. and there is the one who
plays carelessly. and stands aside,
Indifferent to the result, There is
another who watches. eagle-eyed.
every play Of his fellows, and who
interprets every move on their part
as Of cunning intent; his voice fire.
quontly rises above the shouts OF
his companions in the cry Of cheat,
cheat" And there is the boy who
gloats over the others when he wins
the game, but who scowls and be-
comes sarcastic when he loses. As
you watch the players, the express
sions on their faces, and their atti-
tude toward the results achieved,
your mind leaps ahead to the time
when these laddies have outgrown
their boyhood games and are play
ing a greater game on a larger play
ground. How will they play their
part? VIII the characteristics that
show SO plainly today still be the
ruling forces in their lives or will
they have learned that tha grelte,t
rule for any game is the spirit In
which 1t played. Happy the lad
whose boyhood games teach lin
that
when the one great Scorer comes
To write aginst your name;
He writes not that you won or lost,
But how you played the game"
The box social given at the school
house Friday night was great sue
cess. The money that was taken in,
which amounted to over ss3, will
90 to the H. 8. Association fund
The program which preceded the
social was given by the faculty of
the. school, and was rendered very
we'll We only could wish to have
them give US another entertain
ment.
1t pays to keep straight. Look
how the cork screw lost out.
Providence seems to be on the side
Of those who have their lessons
The commercial geography have
quite time in believing fish sto-
ries. But we might a. well admit
that things are true that loot ,rne.
Wandering
1t was the first time for many days
That had wandered far away
Where the scenes are always bright
And the skies forever bright.
Where the ancient prairies roll
And the wild creatures love to
stroll
And the birds sing every day
In the trees that shade our way.
Where the paths of life are smooth
And the sorrows few to soothe
And the future seems more bright
Than the richest moonlight night