, 1923-01-11
BASKET BAIL T

BASKET BALL NOTES
On Thursday, January 18th, the
Rawlins basket ball team will meet
the strong Laramie prep" school ag-
gregation in the Rawlins High school
gymnasium. The Laramie Props
have lost only one game this year.
They were defeated by the Rock
Springs team which also won from
Rawlins. The Props held Rock
Springs to a lower score than Raw
Inns, but on the other hand Rawlins
scored more points during the time
OF the playing period. This will be
one of the feature games of the sea-
son and the public is invited to be
present at 8 p. m. or the evening of
January 18th.
Friday, January 18th, the Rawlins
High school basket ball team will
leave for Hanna, where they will play
In the evening. It is hoped hat a
number OF fans" will be on hand at
noon to accompany the team on the
trip.
Last Thursday evening a concert
OF unusual excellence was given at
the High school auditorium by Mr..
Josef Konecny, the noted Bohemian
'violinist, and his assisting artists.
Mr.. Konecny's playing was magnifi-
cent; he is not only an artist but a
master OF the violin.
Mrs. Esther LueliA Lash, soprano.
had a voice that was well trained and
OF excellent quality. Her vocal
numbers were well received. The
pianist, Miss Margaret Gary. was not
only a splendid accompanist, but her
rendition Of LISTS Hungarian Rhap-
sody No. 2 was wonderfully well
done.
In the afternoon a recital was Civ
en- by these artists for the benefit Of
the students. The assembly hall
was full and the pupils were very en-
thusiastic over the various musical
numbers. In fact there seemed to be
more interest evidenced and a larger
crowd In attendance in the after.
noon tina in the evening.
II is to be regretted hat a larger
crowd was not in attendance for the
evening concert. II there are suf-
ficient people in Rawlins who want
entertainments of this nature to
support them, we will have them in
the future. but unless they are bet
ter supported in the future It will be
impossible to bring high class COM
panies OF this kind to u city.
Under the supervision Of Mrs.
Mary G. Shaw. High school COM
mercial teacher and penmanship SUI
pervisor, the pupils OF the High
school and the grades are making ex-
cellent progress in ~penmanship. Pro-
gress Pins. Palmer Buttons, and
Palmer Diplomas are being secured
as awards for excellence in penman-
ship. in great numbers. Below are
the names OF those who have recent
~ secured these awards from the A..
n. Palmer Co, or rather the Palmer
School OF Penmanship.
In the High School
Progress Pin - Catherine Guerin,
Evelyn Buck, George Hand. Thelma
Schaefer. Marion McNulty, Ollie
Stroud, Mildred Nielsen, Rose Lujan.
Palmer Button = Ollie Strond.
George Hand. Thelma Schaefer, Eve
lyn Buck. Elizabeth Birmingham.
Rose Lujan, Marion McNuity. MIL
dred Nelson. veda Lloyd. Irving
Draper.
Students Diploma - Catherine
Guerin, Thelma Schaefer.
In the Department. Seventh and
Eighth Grades. under the direction
OF Miss Mabel Myhra, penmanship
teacher In the Department.
Palmer Method Button Archie
Conyers. James McDermott, Leon
ard Hall. Jose Trujillo. Charles Nc
Dermott. Rose Hagen. Jean Doug
lass. William Potts. Theodore Betz.
Bingham Warner. Andy Rasmussen.
Faye Bunten. Norma Munson Marie
HodEen. Servando Aynia. Gladys
Coulson. Harry eastman. Frank An
derson. Margaret Sloss.
The Fifth grade. under tho direc-
ton OF Mrs. f. II. Watson. have
earned Palmer Buttons as follows:
Palmer Buttons - Sarnh Hayes,
Letn Valdez. Lucille Ashiock. Clyde
Kendall. Edward Murphy, Burton
Rinchcle. Phyllis Johnson. Florence
BENEDICT. Rowena Kincheioe. william
Townsend. Aptonitn Ayaln. Edward
Allison. Alice McEihaney. Myrtle Fos-
ter. Earl Mckinney. Franklin Hood.
Billie Foster. Albert DeGood. Myrtle
Carter. Virgil Holloway. Robert Fow-
Ter. Harriet Bates. Beatrice Hoilo-
way. Josephine Precautionary. Dorothy
kitselman. Margaret Hamilton,
Juanita Farrell. Claricc fnncs.
JOINT INSTALLATION
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