Show I 1 I 1 1 l HIM lint ciff inn 1110 i e j Q ja 1110 of mr ir A 0 I 1 CENTRAL SEVIER I 1 I 1 HIGH SCHOOL I 1 0 0 tho the registration at the local high school is still climbing toward last years maximum by friday evening students bad registered and eight more camo came in on monday making a total of 3 IS f 4 41 froh and soph abin tho the traditional rivalry between the members of 0 the freshmen and sophomore classes has burst burnt forth into brilliant flame at least twice already read and greater conflagrations are in prospect tho sophomores completed their election of officers last wednesday morning before the other classes and proceeded to spend the spare time by snake dancing through the halls they then the assembly room where the ding lings were vere laboring ponderously with their parliamentary proceed ures and mounting tho the stage he ha wed for their benefit it took the freshmen a moment to catch their breath but it was only a moment before they were at the enemy fast and furious when time was called and the count was made there were twenty two sophomores sophomore and nineteen freshmen still on the stage thursday morning bright and early the freshman flag was flying from tho the Inas masthead thead and there it flen until noon As the noon gong sounded the sophomores took their places in the entrance and tried to persuade the frosh to shine their shoes with rage which had previously boon boen the flag the frosh take kindly to the suggestion and a rough and tumble ensued f 5 get acquainted party the faculty entertain entertained ei the students at the annual get acquainted party last friday evening games stunts and dancing constituted the program of the evening and wafers NNa fers and punch the refreshments 4 4 I 1 mogul Asem assemble bl an impromptu ab was organized last monday morning when it was discovered that mr evans and mr macroe conference speakers were available for addresses their OUR PRIZE school editors tho the contest for the prizes offered by the publishers of the reaper will start with the first issue in october which will be dated thursday october 6 the paper is bein being I 1 mailed every wednesday evening in order to get et tile the school items in the he respective weeks sa issue the correspondence has to be in the reaper office not later than monday noon correspondence spon dence Jence coming from the north therefore will have to be mailed to the reaper on sunday s train arriving ca sunday i night ight 0 those from the south must bo be mailed on oil aa mondays north going train the 0 0 mail being distributed here 1 about 11 a A in full particulars about the contest conics wore were published in the reaper of september 22 work for in an interesting school page remarks were most pointed and appropriate prop and we are all better for their visit mr evans chief point was that tho the primary purpose of a 1 high school course is not to give a student a head bead full 0 f facts but rather a life full of power and while developing ve loping this theme he pointed out that since there were more girls in high school these days than boys there is just a bare possibility that the next net generation may discover this world to be a womans comans orld instead of a mans world if the ahe girls go to school and develop the power what Is to prevent them from having the control too mr mchoes message was waa to the effect that the purpose of the high school was to mako make men and women he suggested that it take much work to make a crop of weeds grow but that to produce a crop of worth while men and women someone everyone must need do a deal of work class electious the oft leers of the four classes for tile the coming year were elected last wednesday and aro are as aa follows senior clas president una lina hansen vice president howard storrs secy treas ada christensen amusement mgr jerdy peter athletic athlai mgr ray deal beal junior class clas Off leers president venice edwards vice president mala poulsen seey secy treas helen kyhl amusement mgr rula ence Deba debaters tors reed christianen christian en foy christensen Christen seii venico venice edwards edward 3 bessie nielson melson sophomore clays clas officers president helen guldbransen Gold God bransen vice president clare storrs secy treas teddy hansen i Sevi Sev erian ierlan reporters ettene pam pami 11 am i sey and afton bowman debating figr mgr lamoin cowley amusement Commit toi anna wua neill nola coons donial jensen athletic mgr lelard grav yell master denton Dec ton edwards I cl class fsr officers officer president champ hoppler i vice president virginia bean secy treas norma christen caristensen sen yell master both beth hays athletic manager glenn deutler beutler amusement manager helen wilson A i football schedule at rho monroe i 4 next prida with tile the beginning of regular school inora ork the training on the foot baal field has taken on a more serious and systematic form under the able direction of coach and beat baal the men inen are rapidly becoming familiar with the fundamentals ot the game gaine and a league winning team seems to be in sight the league schedule of games game which arrived on oil last sundays mail ila ha put new life into the practice tiep and the bos are keen for or the first test of their metal according ce to present a arrangements r rang e ni alts there are to be five teams in this division of the state representing wasatch academy and is north orth sanpete high school both at mt tt Pea peasant ant snow normal college at E braim and monroe and richfield C E tell ich team is ih to play each other team two games game and thi schedule has hai been 0 arranged that the th teams which are th ii koc nest rivals will play the first mid th tho last games against each other t r our first and last games will aill alln iet ore bo be with aith monroe Nl onroe the schedule che dule as sum suni bitted by prof johns of wasatch academy district representative for and sexier counties is as follows fol loiNs sept 30 0 monroe vs richfield monroe Nl onroe i i sept 30 snow normal vs N san pete ephraim oct 7 snow normal vs richfield Richtie ld richfield oct 1 7 N sanpete Ys vs wasatch mt at pleasant oct 8 snow normal is s monroe monroe oct 14 wasatch vs richfield richfield oct I 1 11 snow normal vs N san pete nit mt pleasant oct 26 25 wasatch vs monroe ion roe oct 22 12 wasatch vh monroe mt plea pleasant cant oct 21 monroe Ys vs N X sanpete San pete mt pleasant oct 28 richfield Richlie ld vs N sanpete San pete nit mt pleasant oct 28 snow normal vs Wa wasatch catch ephraim oct 29 richfield Richlie ld vs wasatch sit mt pleasant nov 4 richfield vs snow normal ephraim Ep braim nov 11 monroe vs richfield richfield Richtie ld tho the probable line up ot of the richfield team as suggested by coach will be dick center beal porter gray ends stores wilson anderson tackles L nelson magleby baker J nelson guards hansen beutler quarter backs ed dean bean full back V edwards deutler beutler hansen home half backs backa k opera hou houa o se selected I 1 cc tc d for fol L beum coul 0 the central sevier high school now announces the coming of the lyceum course to the city of richfield there has been some complaint in the past about having these entertainments tain ments in the high school andl auditorium because of its un centralized location and the seating capacity for these reasons the richa eld opera house has been secured by the high school and all lyceum numbers I 1 will be presented there 0 0 SOUTH SEVIER HIGH HIGE i 1 SCHOOL 0 0 alic growth of the south 1 ae ier wall I 1 school chool only eight baoit ea ig ag sicre inas in monroe no high school building the lower clas classes ss Fi eshman and sophomore years were vero taught in a very tex lew rooms roams in the public school thero there wore were no conveniences and teachers were very scarce everything was nas unfavorable for an education for the young people in their own home town vera ver fean ie could afford or make the nce necessary essary arrangements to go aay atter after completing the first two years here thus their education du cation to a very great detent was Qt dremely remely Mr emely limited As education grow grew and became more important the parents began to realize what a drawback it would be to their children they understood that if their children were ivere to by be equally as good citizens as any in the community or state they gain gaill the same knowledge that other oung people of the state were rapidly I 1 gaining sleeting meetings wore were called I 1 hie he subject was thoroughly dacus sed at last they alried at the cou elusion that a high school would be built by the people of sexier seiler count as the other two had been the work nork was inas immediately begun and in a nery ery short time the building nias as complete and open to the stud enis I 1 the first or trial year inas ft as not a very marked success courage iia as not lost however teachers and parents with inith the help of the students s struggled t along for a few ears it went ent along fairly well then it was thought that the juniors and seniors should go to richfield making junking a junior or high cf our high school including the two lower classes of high school and tho the seventh and eighth grades that was argued down doin hoN however Never and we succeeded in keeping the high school as it stood each year the student body has grown immensely and the numbers 0 of f faculty members has increased 11 improvements 1 have been added making mak ing it more convenient for both teachers and students now new subjects are being given all the time making school life much more interesting of course as in every high school public school store factory or almost anything that can be mentioned there is room for improvement but wo we shall be satisfied as every institution ution must be to take the best we can get the school year of 1921 22 is going to bo be one of the most successful most interesting and most lively years of all the faculty is one lie that can not bo be beaten for knowledge pep patience and well good loohs no exceptions tho the student body although all the students are not in I 1 yet is one that stands for hard work I 1 work that they can actually derive a benefit from as is well inell us its good athletics and sports of all kinds they also are arc going to put student body government over in a way that has never been dono done before we have all heard the saying great oaks from little acorns grow we can compare that to our school it was at one time a small institution but it is growing growing rapidly each year it can be said bald that it is largo large now but in the future will bo be larger bopf opening nin of school on september fifteenth if anyone had chanced to pass tho the high school building he would have seen a sight to be remembered tho the halls classrooms assembly and the yards ards surrounding the building were thronging with students of course he be would conclude that school had started no not exactly started tho the students were just registering gi and rushing around tho the building in order to get them all gathered together to gether there first assembly was held A good look was taken of tho the faculty after which mr olon olion and mr snow each gave a very interesting talk after getting somewhat acquainted with one another the students again passed pas ed into the different parts of the building to resume their registering of course there was a great deal of confusion when the forenoon had sped by many of the students were tired of this sort of thing so most of them left s acol until the following morning friday was vas much tho the samo same as thursday thurida only perhaps some more students were inere on an hand but monday was a great deal different the students started in with IN ith a vim everyone was nearly streight ened out in lils classes so the they all bent ent into the classes clashes with a decision to making old S S H a success this ear car on oil tuesday morning the class work was IS going on oil smoothly when mr onen olsen announced the fact that ar mr alman A was present the students ants of S S H kno what that m means eq ns if aai anyone hiie does not he should happen aling al jai sometime and hear some of his pep talks the one he gave last tuesday morning was one of the best he has ever given ho told the students student to remember economy more than ever before and also gave them some good points on the benefits of college end and high school education on oil the whole the tha school is pro gr gre isag esing nery ery rapidly one leason for this progress I 1 is that south seiler seier has such a splendid faculty tuesday at 11 1115 15 principal 0 olson son called all the students to tile the assembly where lie he told us that superintendent in intend eDt ashman was present and wished N to speak to us superintendent ashman talked of the wonderful things an education can call do for one and also emphasized tho fact that saying saving money be considered this year in dress and in the school room his talk was rendered in such 3 a way that although the scholars were held xay way past luncheon n time 11 not ot oil OIK of them noticed it after this assembly was dismissed a second meeting was called together this li however oever was ivas not for all the students superintendent A J ashman was the speaker speak cr principal olson and the truck gang mado made up tho the congregation the truck gang is the joseph cove austin and elsinore boys and girls attending the S S H S superintendent ashman in this session said that two trucks would be given for the S S ff S to use that means cove and joseph will have one truck elsinore and austin another then if some fault is found with the driving the time the truck arrives in monroe or if the truck is in poor condition for winter traveling anyone of the truck gang has the right to report to the school board no doubt this will seem good as other years they had to taku aliat they could get and make no complaint or if they did complain nothing vas done only one tault lault has been found so far and that was the misbehavior havier of some of the boys this was reported to one of the school board members and now the truck is traveling back and borth in excellent condition at the south sevier hibi the south sevier high school is undergoing a lev lei beneficial changes this year both in class and tho the arrangement of the different departments part ments the first and probably the most noted change is that which is taking place in the domestic science department part ment mas heywood who is at the head of this section has succeed continued on page eight sevier school news continued from page three ed in setting getting the room painted and rearranged an ail improvement which adds much to its attractiveness attract ivaness the typewriting section which was last year in room ten on the second bloor has now been assigned a much neater loom on oil tile the fiest faist bloor mr snow is the instructor of this churbe courbe as well as that of public speaking and chemistry miss bliss woodford Wood tord who has charge in bial expression this has not been taken ap in this chool before A blight change in class routine is that of english A which now comes at eight fifteen whereas la last st 3 lear ear it took up the nine period therefore students who take this particular class have been obliged to set their alarm clocks one hour ahead with thebe improvements and with the help of an ail encouraging faculty the south sevier high school is very opt 1 to make inake a reputation tor for iubelt this white whiter r for music from all reports the musical department part ment of the south sevier high school under the supervision of mr done will be exceedingly successful fu this year the chorus has already been making strides in singing and hope to produce several high class operas betor the school is at a close all the students seem |