, 1923-01-18

Thursday and Friday OF this e
are given over to the mid-year ex-
aminations. This week being the
nineteenth week, Is the end OF the
first semester of school. On Mon
day Of next week we shall begin the
second semester classes.
Last Friday morning Dean Phil
brook gave his last talk to the
High school. as he said. because ne
will move to chicago the last OF this
month. His subject was the DE
yelopment OF Ecclesiastical Music"
and assisted by Mr.. Hunt. he Illus
trated with music some Of the early
forms of sacred music. The talk
was very instructive and was ap-
preciated by the High school. The
Rotary Quartet, consisting OF Messrs.
Breitenstein, Philbrook, Anderson
and Hunt. sang a couple of numbers
which were heartily encored.
The Rotary Club entertained as
guests at their luncheon this week.
Ted O'Melia, captain OF the basket
ball team, and William Loomis. GEN.
ter on the basket ball team. Ro-
tartan Armstrong had as his guest
n Of the boys from the Eighth
grade, Leonard Han.
Elsewhere in this issue Is an an
nouncement of the opening OF even
ing classes at the High school this
week. More than fifty have already
rolled for work In the evening classes
interested in evening courses. you
are invited to read the above men
toned announcement.
EVENING CLASSES ORGANIZED
The evening classes OF the Rawlins
High school were organized on Mon
day OF this week and the prospects
for a good attendance Mt the night
school are very encouraging. More
than fifty people have already en-
rolled for work | nthe evening classes
and there are prospects OF more. as q
number OF people have indicated
their intention OF enrolling In the
night school classes.
These classes meet on various
nights at the High school building,
according to the schedule desired by
the members Of the class. These
classes Will run for n period OF eight
weeks.
The schedule for the various
classes Is as follows:
1. Commercial Work. Instructor
Mrs. shaw: Class meets Monday
Wednesday and Friday In the Com
mercial Room. At 1880.
2. Blue Print Reading and Shot,
Sketching. Instructor. Mr.. Mc0raw
Glass meets at 1870 Monday ant
Thursday in the Library.
3. AUGMENTATION Work To-
Foreigners. Instructor. Miss Jose
phine Phelan: Class meets nj 7:3(
Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. IL
the English Room.
4. Public Speaking. Instructor
Supt. Anderson: Class meets Tues
day and Thursday. At 1880, In thu
High School Auditorium.
8. Business Mems Gym Class ant
Basketball League. Instructor
Coach De Lacey: Class meets q
1870 Monday and Thursday In tn
gymnasium.
8. Home Economics. Instructor
Miss Carey: Glasses will meet =
1880 In the Home Economics Labora
tory. Sewing on Monday. Wedncs
day and Friday evenings: cooking OF
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Z. Home Nursing. Instructor
Miss Kraft. school nurse: Glass vii
meet Thursday evening Of this weel
20 be organixcd. Meet at 1910 In tn
Homo Economies Laboratory.
3. Commercial Arithmetic. In
structor. Mr.. Gather: Glass vii
meet Thursday night Of this week 4
he organized. Meet at 1880 In tn,
Language Room.
The interest manifested In tn
evening classes II very encouraging
We hope that there are others VIII,
will Join the class this week. II I
10 impossible TO attend . class NOR
than one nisht . week. We shall b
Elad TO have you attend that much
and In that case Of courss the tuitio
win ~ oaly o1.Se for he tern. II