The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-27

flOyQ Kelly, last week wednesday
evening, Sept 10. Two of the class
could not be present and the rest Of
the class regretted 1t very much. The
Seniors met at the home OF Melvin
Moore and when all were gathered
they quietly made their way to the
Kelly home. Quietly they crept up
on the porch and gazed through the
window. No one was In the parlor
and knowing Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
were in the kitchen, the Seniors made
their way into the house, pulling
on their wraps and qickly taking
chairs. The sensitive ear of Mr..
Eelly heard the screen door and
opening the kitchen door leading to
the parlor, greeted them with. well,
Well" AS the evening seemed rath-
er chilly Mr.. Kelly started fire in
the furnace and games were started,
The lucky Seniors never laughed 80
much in all their years together and
Mr.. Kelly kept them laughing all
through the evening. Mrs. Kelly
and Winfred, give you warning.
never play gossip" again. Because
'if you speak Of angels you can
hear their wings fluttlr." or 1f
you speak of the deyil he is sure to
appear" A lunch was served quite
late Of Lavender Ice Cream and
White cake. Representing the Senior
colors. They left home with light
heart and yet heavy one for they
had lots Of fun.
The H. s. Orchestra will meet for
its first time next Wednesday, Sept.
26. They expect to have about 20
taking part in 1t.
John and Ted wore goggles when
they drove to Denver. One time on
the road, John nearly stopped the car
and started to look around in the bot
tom of the car and around him for
his goggles. He thought he had
taken them off and had forgot to
put them on again. But when look
ed around enough he found he had
them on. But there's good one on
Ted. While watching "Tess Of the
Storm Country" in the Empress
Theater he thought that the snow
would melt in the picture ard get
the orchestra all wet.
The Freshmen class of 1928 had
a class party Tuesday evening. The
nine pupils Of the class with their
sponsor Miss Mackey, Gorge Kelley
and Miss Davis accompanying the
class. About $50 o'clock all was at
the school house ready to go. Two
cars were filled with classmates
ready to have feast on hamberger.
A camp fire was built by the boys,
the girls getting supper ready. A.
. bout 1880 after playing games, tel.
ling stories and Jokes the Freshmen
sit down to eat their first class sup
per together Hamburger sandwiches,
cake. bananas. oranges. cocoa. Mar
shmallows were toasted over the
camp fire. At $40 all returned to
their homes. All resolved they had
a good time hoping to go on another
hamberger fry to show our sponsor
',tnd class mates good time.
,a6iss Mackey said she cried all day
,turday and Sunday after she grad
ed the Latin | papers. But we saw
her an smiles Sunday morning.
Donald White hopes that Cecil Ia
through initiating him. Though he
is doubtful. s
The book Silas Mariner is being
enjoyed by the Freshmen Class.
The Freshmen believe that the re-
mainder Of the assembly would en-.
Joy being Freshie. At least they
seem to be interested In their work.
HarAiah Rasmussen was absent
from school Tuesday.
Winfred Powell threw the ball
which hit Hannah and knocked her
over, A short time later this was
overheard In conversation:
Winfred (apologizing): "I'm very
sorry. I'm sure l didn't mean It.
Excuse me, will you please?"
Hannah: "Oh, yes. Well that's
all right. know you didn't mean
1t Winfred."
The program which was given by
the Seniors last Friday morning
was given as well as 1t was lengthy.
Some Of the numbers were not given
and some were substituted. The
Seniors are sure that they have set
an example Of making a program
that Is hard TO beat.
Jim Burney said he was going Ia
be superstitous about killing cats o.
he ran over one and nearly imme.
diately had blowout.