The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-10-04
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FRIDAY PROGRAM
veta StaIeslp, Cbsirnan

FRIDAY PROGRAM
vets StsIess, Chairman
A committee Of one member from
each class representing the student
body will have charge Of the arrange
ment Of the program for the Friday
morning Assembly periods. We aro
planning to use this time in entertain
ing our parents and those interested
in 8. C. H. s. Come, and let US be-
come acquainted. The faculty and stu
dents join in welcoming you. Our first
program will be announced in the next
issue Of this paper.
JUNIOR NOTES
Gertrude Nichols
The Freshman party started with .
zip and yell from the Junior class.
The program in the auditorium was
enjoyed by all, especially the talk Civ
en- by Supt. McClintock. Another
thing that was enjoyed was the well
come to the Freshmen by "Slim"
Waite. After the program we all as
sembled in the gym. The upper class
men were entertained by the Fresh
men. The most entertaining thing
was the spanking machine or other
wise just board let down on the har-
dy backs Of the Freshmen. They had
to be hardy for some of the licks they
got.
Competition was held among the
classes. Contests seeing who could
give the best yell, who could throw
the farthest, who could throw paper
sacks the farthest and carrying light
ed candles from one side to the other.
Who won? The Juniors of course.
Sterling is to play here Friday. We
expect to win this game because the
score keeps going down on the oppos-
ing side. If the game doesn't turn
out in our favor, the score will be 0
to o in favor of Julesburg.
SOPHOMORE NOTES
Violet French
M. & NJ. History classes have now
received their Literary Digests. Re-
ports are given from these every Mon
day. They form a part of our regular
class work. The reports are interest
ing and worth while.
Plane Geometry students had
short test Thursday morning Almost
all received excellent grades. Friday
morning we did not have geometry be-
cause our instructor, Mr.. Filinger, ac-
companied the football boys to Sidney,
where they played their second game
of football this season.
Miss Buchanan's Caesar class has
been studying the different verb
forms for the last few weeks. Caesar
is hard but we who work diligently
will have sufficient recompense in
the years to come to repay all Of our
hard studying.
The annual painting of the S. C. H.
S. stone took place Monday after
noon, Oct. 1, 1923. The Freshmen
painted it better than it has ever been
painted before by the Freshmen Of
proceeding years.
FRESHMEN NOTES
Harl Cleveland
The Freshmen have been very busy
this past week, especially on Monday
afternoon. when the girls painted the
S. C. H. s. stone in front of the high
school building, while: the boys were
withdrawing the goal posts on the
football field.
The boys and the girls of the Fresh
men class are very artistic as is shown
by their work on the exterior of the
school house. The boys work is more
delicate. as is shown on the posts, but
they must confess the girls did very
we'll, considering they are not so ar
tistic as the boys.
The party welcoming the Freshmen
to the high school was great sue
cess. When the boys and girls came
in they were each assigned a task.
The boys had to kiss stone leach
one was told it was a school tradition)
and while doing so were hit with
paddle, which made much noise. The
girls had to walk around a figure
eight without hitting chairs, when the
chairs were not really there.
The enrolment of the Freshmen
class has gone to about forty five,
which is many more than was ex-
pected.
The month of October has three
prominent dates in it which are: Oc-
tober 18th. Columbus Day; October 27,
Roosevelt's Birthday and October 81,
Halloween. Many things will happen
between now and then. but please re-
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