Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 268, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 November 1920 — FAIR OAKS SCHOOLS. [ARTICLE]

FAIR OAKS SCHOOLS.

Helen Barger was the only 100 per cent pupil in Spelling in the Primary room last month. The school extends its thanks to Editor Hamilton for the “Daily Republican.” Olive Erwin, Marvin Downey, Aleece Stanley and Harold Zellers are on the program committee for the school betterment program, to be given November 16th. Miss Hanson’s Domestic Science class served a splendid dinner for twenty persons Thursday. These girls CAN cook. A new arrangement of High School program goes into effect Monday morning. We will , now have a nine period day, with a “Study bell” ringing at 8:20 at which time students may come into the assembly to study; the “tardy bell” rings at 8:30 at which time all students are required to come in for a general supervised study period lasting until 8:55. All classes are now organized. Hazel Lowman is president of the student council and Anna Erwin is secretary apd treasurer. On Friday evening, Oct. 30, the Wheatfield H. S. basketball team was here and got trimmed to the tune of 35 to 9. On Wednesday evening, November 3, both the girls and boys’ teams journeyed to Lowell and succumbed to a double killing, the scores being 21 to 16 and 66 to 6. Friday evening, Nov. 5, saw Remington on the job and after a hard-fought, “rought-and-tumble game, went away with the losers end of a 7 to 8 score. “The Carolina Trio,” a company of girls, will appear at the school auditorium Friday evening, Nov. 12. This is the first,, number of our Lyceum Course. A splendid musical program is assured. Ice cream, sandwiches and coffee for sale. Admission, 25c and 50c. WANTED—Nice looking girls who need tickets for the Lyceum* ’course. Wesley Robbins. Help! ! A certain announcement has disturbed the nervous equilibrium of Miss Jones to the extent that she can no longer sleep at night or concentrate her mind dur-

ins the day. The following received 100 per cent in spelling last paonth: Virginia Campbell, Florence Barger; Louise Cedarwall, Harvey Warne, Alice Swanson, Etale Stahl and Ruby Winslow. The following received 100 pet cent in deportment: Louise Ceakrwall, Florence Barger and Harvey ■ Warne. - , . .. ’ The per cent of attendance in the 'lntermediate room is ' 'H 1 """" \ - Have you your tickets yet?