Show I 1 i i holhi ftp kra a 1 amita rali of nf 8 az w tr rt 1 HII i 1 in III I 1 I 1 III I 1 1111 it I 1 FROM THE superintendents OFFICE the supervisory officers of 0 the school district have just completed visits to all the schools of the district y brict perhaps the most remarkable 1 ble thing tor for this early in the school year is the large registration in all the schools so far as the r elementary montary ele schools are concerned practically all the boys and girls of school age are now attending the ligh high school students come a more slowly this year however the largo large majority of oc them have already registered about three hundred 1 I twenty are attending at richfield more than one third orthis 1 nattier natt ber come from the towns near by on the school trucks out of 0 the ghigli school students at salina fifty come from aurora and redmond and about the same proportion of 0 monroen monroes Won Mon roes come from elsinore joseph and cove the beet vacation for the district will begin october 7 and continue J until october 24 the seventh and eighth grades and high school stua deits duts are the only ones dismissed for ibert bar harvest vest the other departments I 1 will continue in session since the matter of 0 economy and good taste in dress has been discussed in ia each of the high schools and referred to ti tho teacher of 01 home economics and the girls for stud and action it will he be interesting to know that the girls the west lest high school in denver have taken up the same question and adopted the following resolutions on dress and conduct 1 we disapprove ot of extreme hair dress 2 we disapprove ot of the use of eyebrow pencil lip stick rouge and heavy face powder 3 we approve of clean well kept teeth as an aid to beauty and health 4 we believe that clean cleanliness lines is next to godliness 5 we believe the chief harm in thin blouses comes from the im propst and immodest un dergar ments G we do not condemn volles voiles and orlandies organdies org andies but we feel that georg ettes and cliftons aie at e ansu school wear 7 we ve disapprove or 0 soft clinging materials which reveal the form 8 we disapprove of 0 extreme low iona necks ud nd formal evening gowns 9 we approve of dress lengths regulated to fit the physique 0 of each individual 10 we disapprove of rolled lace and fancy hose 11 we consider silk hose annec sary for school wear 12 we believe school shoes should be well butine bitting and with a low heel as conducive to health 13 we approve of 0 the policy of 1 hands off in friendships between boys and girls 14 we approve of P roper proper dancing 15 speech is more cleer and interesting terest te lug it if devoid of slang 16 gum chewing Is disgusting and inartistic 17 we disapprove of public dance halls and roller skating rinks 18 we believe in chaperons chaperones chape rons for all parties indoors or out including auto rides 19 we believe no girl should allow a boy to smoke in her presence 20 no well bred girl will accept presents or rides from strangers 21 we consider it a point of 0 honor not to participate in exaggerating or gossiping 22 every girl who comes to school immodestly dress dressed ea should be sent home by the authorities school news continued on page 10 0 RICHFIELD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 0 during the past week the student body of the junior high elected their officers tor for the coming school year of 1921 22 the officers were elected by secret ballot at seventh and eighth grade rolls the ballot boxes were those used at regular election held in richfield rich field the student body officers elected aro arc as follows spencer president klar ogden vice president I 1 id mazel azel shepherd cheplic d secie secretary tary treasurer virginia green entertainment manager mayo bowman athletic manager lavell andelin aadelen bellmaster yell master miss jennings Jenn inKs advisor everyone wass was pleased with mth the election and hope to have this a successful year i i the class officers have also been elected as follows section one eighth grade ruby ebur thurber her president jasmine perry i vice president nola christensen see sec detary treasurer mercedes poulson entertainment manager zar hayes boys athletic manager dot christenson girls athletic manager dean poulson bellmaster yell master section two eighth grade klar ogden president spencer vice president mayo boam bowman in athletic manager boys dona girls athletic manager marie wilson secretary and treasurer don macmaster Alac Master bellmaster yell master A change will nill have to be made in the officers of section two of eighth grade as spencer klar ogden and mayo bowman will resign to take their places as officers of the student body the officers tor for section two seventh grade are harding jenson president edna king vice pre president zi ferdi peterson secretary treasurer bess greenwood entertainment tain ment manager rex lawson athletic manager irene wilson yell master maste r for section three seventh grade editha parks president hattie hendrickson dr vice president leonard meacham secretary trea e arletta riddle girls athletic manager manager glair clair hanson boys athletic manager tearl isbell bellmaster yell master we do not know who the officers or oc section one of the seventh grade are nor of section three of the eighth grade as they have not held class elections yet dr averill spent last week at the junior high testing the students eyesight eleven per cent of the two hundred and seven students examined have defective vision we are very proud to think that we have such a small per cent that need attention mr terry wishes to announce that he is organizing a junior high band and thoyce e wishing to join this organization should see lihn him at once 0 4 a 0 the andelin concert given under the auspice of the junior high last act thursday evening was considered a great success by all present everyone was emt extremely remely well pleased with this concert the junior high is to receive 25 per cent of the proceeds after the hall is paid for so tar far we do not know what the proceeds are HELEN ALKIRE DENA WINKEL RUDY RUBY THURBER INA university A STATE FAIR EXHIBITOR one of the largest university exhibits exhibit ever displayed in the state is ie being shown this week by the university of utah at the state fair every large department of the school is contributing some new idea to place before the eye of the public at the annual state show because utah is delaree to be the only state stale in the union to have both ellif din dwellers and mound builders besides the well nell known red man a large space is being devoted to these subjects subject by the archaeological department of the university some of the departments of the school that are contributing to the e exhibit hibit are astronomy applied science home economics and the school of medicine the student body is this year also giving a display at the fair free movies arp ar e being given in the newly constructed picture palace which was erected at a cost of 2000 the pictures will be shown continuously every day during fair week luncheon being served under the direction of the girls of the cool cooking ing classes of the university is a new feature of the exhibit this year 0 I 1 CENTRAL SEVIER I 1 I 1 I 1 HIGH SCHOOL 0 0 R H S defeats at monroe 4 onroe friday afternoon was played the first league game of 0 football of 0 the 1921 season bet between w een richfield and monroe high schools he ae leagues agues first game was represented as the cornerstone for footballs great foundation in sanpete and sevier the game g ime began at 3 4 5 but proved to be rather slow as far as football is concerned both schools were represented with such darful spiritual backers and yellers bellers that even though the winning team was not at any time in danger the game was very interesting especially when the final score was 34 to 0 in our favor lonroe has a very fine team but it proved to be too small tor for its opponents in nearly every instance the richfield boys were safe and their goal was never in danger some interesting disputes arose during the game but were settled be fore any brou trou trouble lile arose no serious accidents occurred on the field the richfield team was received home as victors and was complimented on its clean way of defeating opponents on the coming friday afternoon the warriors will be given an opportunity port unity to show skill and perseverance when they meet the snow academy team at the richfield ball park mondays student body assembly in the constitution is a clause to the effect that the student body executive committee must bupt be introduced to the pupils as a whole the fourth week of school this assembly took place at 1030 monday morning after a song by the school and invocation offered by J J spend love president bud introduced 1 trod the executive committee and their advisors mr baker mr harrington and miss wright faun robinson then rendered a 1 vocal solo mr baker announced the lyceum cour course coure e urging a splendid campaign this fall professor martin 11 artin congratulated the student body on the good sportsmanship shown at the game with i 1 1 Alon roc friday school pep the richfield high school proved to the citizens of the town that they were full of life and pep when they staged one cne of the largest football rallies ever witnessed by the people of richfield plans tor for the rally nilly were made and presented to the students at a choit ahoi t assembly held on the morning of thursday september 29 at the second gong in the afternoon the st students walked out of classes and P proceeded roce eded to the assembly room where the student body yelled and sang to prove to the football team I 1 j that they had loyal back backers ers each number of the team was called upon to tell of 0 his determination to win the gmo at monroe from the assembly room the students proceeded to the football field where the freshmen and sophomores had a flog flag rush which resulted in a fr esbie eshie victory from the scene of battle the spectators along with the dusty warriors returned beturne d to the building and a matinee dance was held in the gymnasium after a few lively dances everyone went home to prepare for the big snake lance dance and bonfire to be held on main alain street songs yells and snake dances end 1 ed one of the liveliest football rallies of the year A winning I 1 school spirit every high school in the state has W within thin its students and officials a certain amount of pride and enthusiasm toward the spirit of the school it is is as a general rule the custom of the students to try and put forth a student body spirit that exceeds that tha t of 0 its rival schools the richfield high school has keen competition this year in every school respect the surrounding high schools are out for winning the highest honors just as much as we are and so we the pupils and students of our school must get together pull together and then put ourselves among the leading ones with a spirit that will bring the highest honors honors that cannot be excelled by any others it is only a matte having a determination of winning the first places and nd then fulfilling that determination mi our high school in some past years has had student bodies that have brought home the best honors simply because the spirit was one of organization and pep A school without an organized and substantial school spirit is like an army without ammunition it cannot gain results A school with a spirit that has pep and organization can obtain as big results according to its sphere as an army bombarding detachment tach ment in order to provide our chool with such a that will obtain the best results every student must back our spirit with pep and determination 4 0 4 R H S enters football league the R H S has haa entered the football league of this section they are very enthusiastic about st it the players have all pledged themselves to do the very best they can of course they cannot play the game without the assistance of the school however so every member of this student body is going to give all tha the have to support the team with enthusiasm and to make it a bigger success we should also like to have the assistance of all the citizens of this community tho the tight school A school in the past has been judged almost entirely as to its worth by its size in attendance if a school had an enrollment of a thousand students it became automatically the best school in the minds of the people while if a smaller and perhaps ever a superior school so far as instruction st is concerned lay closer at hand it could not be considered cons dered because of the smaller enrollment should schools be judged in this manner or ought we to study the merits of the institution that we are planning to attend in order tor for any school to be an entire access there should be that operation cooperation co between the teachers even a superior school so bo far as into work in unison besides this element of operation cooperation co there should exist a common interest among the student body that would promote life and enthusiasm and add vigor to the work in many cases these qualities are found in a small school to just as great an extent as in a large one and the students which enables them greater expense e to obtain an education elsewhere when we can get what we want closer at hand and with less cost class meetings each class of the school should therefore why should we go to a hold a class meeting geeting whenever cuss the problems which cannot be acted upon without the consent of the class as a whole these meetings serve to hold the members of the the officers find it necessary to flis clis class together because the students realize that they belong to something where if all things were left in the hands of the class officers they would soon lose interest and in con sequence would not be united in the average class meeting at the present time there is very little accomplished because the students do not take tahe any interest in what is going on consequently if there are a few who want to listen they are unable to do so because of the noise created by the ones who do not care for the welfare of the class in the schools where there is a great deal of success it is found to be due to the activities of the classes the only way to make a class active is to have a 1 number of class meetings each year so lets wake up and have more class meetings in our school ELLIS christenson 1 14 football spirit it Is the kind 0 of pep that was exhibited thursday at the football rally that puts our school on the map that makes the most loyal individual the most successful class and the most victorious aus school chool fc it is this spirit and snap that proves our school is full of pep and that the students aro are behind their activities last year when football was introduced there were many obstacles in the way tor for its success but the cooperation of the students and their determination to put football over won and today it is one of the leading school activities CRYSTAL BEAN r 4 frodi roh win avin thursday last the fre shies and indulged tn in a flag rush the bystanders and spectators congratulated them on tho the spirit of 0 rivalry and the fighting stuff which they endeavored deavo red to display the gossip of the two classes is that it was a square fight continued on page eleven SCHOOL NEWS continued from page ten A small piece 0 of heavily woven fabric was held in the circle by two pairs of the strongest fellows oi of the two classes in a number of seconds nothing but a heaping mass of frosh and was to be seen shirts shil ts were torn and many amusing sights were seen many richfield field boys were in the war over there but if they had been on the campus during the display they would have unconsciously envied our ambitious young fighters time was given and the fight stopped although the judges tried |