The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22


1913.
The visitors again kick, Craig re-
turns ball to their twenty -five-yard
line, they were held for downs and
Mallory again escorts the ball across
the line. Richardson completes drop
kick score Alb.
The bell was hardly in play again
before the game ended, the Craig team
although they are small and lack ex-
perience have everything else that
good team needs; they certainly have
fight for examples their quarter played
the whole game with his breast bone
broken and they played grade school
boys that were much smaller than our
smallest. Every one of the Craig
team is a good sport.
We then went to Steamboat and were
beat 1910.
Tuesday Mr.. Moorhead received
wire from Fruita who were sup
posed to play Saturday that they
would not get here because six of their
boys were unable to play.
Home Economics Club
Now that the novelty has worn off
Of club work, the members are either
playing an active part or, as we might
say, taking back seat in the activi-
ties. In our club, most of the members
seem to be greatly interested.
Mr.. Blaine lectured one day ON in
terior decoration such as color schemes,
picture hanging, carpets, curtains,
dishes and the like.
We are now studying the history of
furniture and find it very interest
ing subject. Survival of the fittest
seems greatly applicable even to this
subject.
Our work up to this time has been
in measure Introductory, but we are
Miss Small says we are soon going to
furnish our houses with paper furni-
ture. This sounds easy enough, but we
are told that even roses have thorns;
we, however, don It mind the thorns as
long as the gains, are worth the pain
Photography Club
The Photography club is progressing
very rapidly. We have gotten quite a
number of splendid pictures already.
AS soon as the club was organized
we Immediately sent to the Eastman
Kodak company for catalogues and
many kinds of literature concerning
the science of photography. These we
read and gave reports on. We then
bought developing and printing out
fit. We have developed some pictures
already and intend TO print some next
club day. We take the best pictures OF
each group or roll and mount them
These will be hung on the wall of oul
club room for demonstration.
G.. g. H. s. Faculty Expressions
Mr.. Blaine: "In Pueblo we had
this plan.''
Mr.. Keena: "Let' IS Co..
} Mr. Ewing: "This a-way-That a
way
Mr. .Moorhead: "Quit yer cussing.'
Miss Hine: "Let's have it quiet. -
Miss Lynch: "Sit up and take no.
tice."
Miss Oxer: "Now think again.
Miss Noonan: con the WHOLE
Miss Small: "It's time to pick up. -
Mr.. Reynolds, Absolutely"
Miss Miller: "Be ready for test -
Miss Walker: "An right. What
do you think?"
Ray johnson and Louis Smith are
among those absent from G. G. H. S.
Mr.. Moorhead has been quite ill
this week.
Jesse, Wesley and Eddie Tenbrook
have entered school.
Jim Ford has entered school at Grand
Junction.
Mary and Idell Marketti spent the
week end at Marion.
Jokes
"You can never tell,' said the
freshman as he got caught trying to
help his buddy on a quiz.
Miss Lynch: "Where is the Golden
Cater"
Bosworth: "At the entrance to
heaven"
Leonard: "Junie, you look sweet
enought to eat.'
Juno Belle: "I do eat. Let's go
to Heberling's."
Mr.. Blaine: Crank, don It you un.