Phillips County herald., 1924-05-15
School Notes
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CoHteSl which WAS nelu at SteTllnS
and the State Track Meet at Boulder.
1t was necessary for great number
OF the students to be absent and by
taking up school at eight o'clock the
complete routine was run through by
IL o'clock.
| The Junior class has been engaged
for the past month in putting the
gymnasium in condition and decora-
ting it for the Junior-Senior banquet
which will be held Friday evening,
May 10th.
The six weeks examinations are
/ taking place this week and every
student is bearing down on his sub
jects in order to pass his examination
or get exempted from the finals which
will be held next Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Robb gave the students several
pointers Tuesday morning in regard
to various phases of the school, and
explained the honorary contest to be
held next year giving two of the best
students loving cups as the best citi-
zens of the school.
Friday evening between the second
and third acts of the Senior play,
Mr.. Robb presented Miss Williamson
with medal awarded her by the
Underwood Typewriter Co, for eff
flciency in typewriting teaching.
This is the second medal Miss Will
hanson has received as she was pre-
sented with one from the same com
pany last year.
Between the second and third act
Of the senior play last Friday night.
Pauline Conklin, captain of the girls
basketball team, presented Mr.. Brol-
liar green blanket as a token for
his untiring efforts in coaching the
team the past year.
Delbert Weir, captain of the
football team the past year. presented
to Mr.. Brolliar, green sweater with
three white stars, indicating three
years of coaching, in appreciation of
the undivided attention he has shown
in this line during the three years of
his stay in Holyoke. Delbert also
presented silver loving cup to Mr..
Seymour Martin. official referee Of the
basketball and football teams for the
past two years.
Wednesday, May 7th. the Juniors
piled into cars Immediately after
school and went to Olive Lake near
Wray. and spent the evening at roll
! Ter skating and various other ainuse.
ments.
Monday evening Immediately after
school the Spanish club motored out
to Gilbert's Grove. four and one-half
miles west of town, where they spent
the evening in playing games until
six o'clock when n lunch was served.
They returned TO town in time to at
tend the picture show at the Peerless.
Tuesday morning al six o'clock the
Black Mask. garbed in their camp.
ing clothes took n hike a mile and a
half east OF town and prepared them.
selves a camp fire breakfast, return
Ing In time for school.
The Agricultural boys have taken
several field trips lately under the
direction OF Prof Brolliar. TO get some
practical experience with different
crops and conditions.
Friday evening. Miss Williamson
presented thirty.three awards to the
students who qualified in the April
commercial tests.
The Senior class has chosen Wed
evening for their Glass Night this
year a number OF interesting feats
Will be presented that evening. with
program entirely different from the
one given last year.
The baocalaureate service win be
held Sunday evening May 18th. at the
high school auditorium.
Monday evening between tho sec,
ond and third acts OF the senior play
tho basketball boys presented green
sweater with four stars indlvatlng
four years Of successful coaching OF
the lloyoke team. TO Mr., Wikon. The
boys feel that without Mr. wikon's
coaching they could not have won the
Northeastern championship this year
Friday. May 9th. number OF the
students that we're picked by the fac.
ulty went TO Sterling to engage IN