Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1926, Page 18

ge | tl ti tl p PAGE SIX NATRONA HIGH WELL EQUIPPED FLEGTRIGALY South Dakota Engineer- ing Firm Completes Great Task. © provided for the pas r atirg fans and the ary to with the al m all 1ltaneous- > talk al? 2 of in in ea the gen h ro th roor in € € tructions, ‘ | \ am bell t e aster clock . secondary « class room. The x k high-grac time all thi and gongs in and on the east and walls. A program in- led by the mas. rs and ied sched- ularm system on cach floor and ts the city fire alarm sys- ing a box within the at at the same a call to the fire he pull boxes may be cane the s y are sounded, but department {s not system {s so ar ld any part become all bell at the con- advising the rge of trouble in the mp on the same board lighted until the n corrected. This as- @ system being in operative on at all times. he ¢ ion consists of e than 1,400 outlets, and required ximately 20 tons of conduit, provides raceways for over 40 miles of wire. ‘The Aberc Engineering com- f Aberdeen, 8. D., were the tors for the electric wiring stem, and are justly proud of the leted installation eering company spectal- electrical installations, nd have a number of contracts un- y at all times. They have re- rded the contract for ion in the United States tal at Battle Moun- fot Springs, 8. D. which aughlin, is owner of the engineering company; Mr. R. W. Strohmeler, estimator, and n charge of construction; Mr. A. M. ger, and Mr. Wm. has been directly rk on the new Setting The Styles Dean Burdick to Head Orators. The members of the class in pub lc-speaking have decided to devote Monday of each week to the givi of word topics of current inte: As av result. of the decision officers were elected to take charge of the Monday meetings which will be under parllamentary law. Dean Burdick was elected president, al though it has been reported that Erma Lea ran a close second and © up the race only when she lized that having Dean for a superior would be more enjoyable than ‘being president hersel social. meeting of Council will be held the home of South Miss Third Miss ins on Miss Per as host street with Jane Clark Girl Reserves. members of the t at the Y. W. ad Saturday afternoon’ and discussed a number of plays which were said to be suitable for amateur production, The Girl Reserve club members plan to present a play in the near future’and are endeavoring to decide upon one as soon as pos. sible in order that work on it may arted. e The regular monthly cabinet meet- ng, will be held Monday afternoon. At this time the activities for next month will be planned and January reports will be made. Friday evening the annual Y. W. c dinner will be held. A special table will be reserved for the Girl Reserves who will not only be the entertainers of the evening but will Iso be entertained by some from their number. Miss Leta Ewing, presjdent of the- cl Reserve club, wil give a detailed report of the ctivities of the club for the year 25, The girls will all be dressed in the Girl Reserve uniforms and will sing several. of their peppy &s and give several yells. The English Club Officers Elected. Last week marking the close of the third six weeks period and at the same time!the expiration of the term of the present Senior English club officers other members were elected to fill the vacancies. Those elected were W. W.N. Fyrne Peacock, chairman. Clifford Holmes, vice chairman. Amelia Shikany, secretary, Robert Leutart, sergeant-at-arms. W. Y. 0. Lowell Davis, chairman. Henry Rehwaldt, vice chairman. Margaret Gretve, secretary. Thelma Bergman, sergeant-at arms. 8. 0. L. Carma O'Malley, chairman John Allen, vice chairman. Helen Flannagan, secretary. Fred Amos, sergeant-at-arms. Buelah Batley, chairman. Howard Leik, vice chairman. Elizabeth Crabtree, secretary. Albert Bwanson, usher. Following the election, the pro- most popu- e knitted sport coats and are the outstanding F thes of the sorts The nd, but they und a figure 2 ui on the e turned into pe and make emotion. ality are find pre is every equally ver mat Ir r black velvet, {t V a z napes, ncompromising t r t difficult cat new 1 approaching t undoubtedly ted, short, v wr t than the ¢ fat It is for this reason to the Florida beaches are hoes of finest ln: The t d any one of the des to match the tinted frocks with which solutely and may a THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD ——___. Architectural Triumphs of New High School Find Climax in Main Entrance PLASTER WORK REVEALS ART Scott Johns of Casper Marks Up Another Achievement. Johns, Casper pla at another achie completion of the plastering k in the Natrona county high school pbuilding. Mr. Johns and twelve assistants lail the regular ab- sorbing and ornamental plastering. Including Caen stone walls such ¢ used in the auditorium and the f installed in the beautiful rer, ar- men* with ue n stone, ¢ not been used in a product of Franc increasingly pop as known has sper before. It is and has become in resent years. | Mr. Johns has been a resident of grams, ich consisted essays | the high Per ease f UAE rrpaapghiis igre} x if lee2 attendance’ for’) 115 city reveral years. ‘He did. the We hans z : he: basketball team,| Plaster work on the old high school ae aera | pms 8 am] building and the Henning hotel be. - — | i of s weighing ninety dev that o! AY olLerds 4 der, have: tote fexries [acs hat of several otLer important Debates Scheduled. under, have Ba tcuctarek: eduled to be pla uture. The regular will begin on the d in the near sectional games h of this month. elected a ‘‘baske whose duties will be “=| OUNEL MEETINS A AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL s week and the re. sued Fr afternoon. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 23.—A Luspital fs rather an unusual place t 8 o'clock in chool auditorium n will side of the d that t amendmer the Junior the reports were given from the Salt Creek the sam Friday, January o'clock the new Madolin Shore t 10:30 sections, and Charles Firmin | will promote the: * for the remaining halt will debate on the affirmative side | Yorn council meeting sor. e166 questi Petr ed that there will be | tion by stockholders of a company, me rT n Leal 2 of beginning eighth| but Memorial hospital here has that He sh Sheva a uphold nega | sraders promoted from the different | distinction. Mayor C. W. Riner. con- <rade schools, which will enter the | fined to the hospital by leg injuries Friday evening a practice debate | junior high school at the beginning | Incurred in a recent accident, pro. was held in the public library be-|o¢ new term sider over a council meeting tn bis tween Harold He and Norman| = 4 no general assembly | room at the hospital, while J. L Hanson, negative, and Charle “ir: | held t week as the examinations | Murray, a former mayor and now min and Arthur Anderson, affirma-| and r closing work held the| president of the way Employes tvie. No decision was rendered by of tentlor Bul'd'ng and Loan association, pre the judge, Professor Leslie McRill. sided over meeting In his room at but he gave many constructive criticisms and sug SANTA The Mountain States Power Company The Mountain States Power Co. ANC > —- | the hospital at an election to name a At the regular meeting of the A. D. Kelley. Will!am ©. Mahoney. Pnyx debating society next Thurs. a director for the last 10 years, was day afternoon the andard form of | elected. program will be c fed out. A de STOLEN MANEY {] ik EP ES bate. between two of egular } | W YORK. Jan. 23.—(P)—De-} teams, parllamer d cur ay signers agree that a terrific quantity rent event topic the] awit of crepes and chiffons is being sold program he look | but they dls: eas to the reason ee out for postoffice money orders on| Some say the vogue for these mate JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES. | ¢h. san Simon, Ariz., postoffice, A| tials 's sure to continue. Others de By Burris Thomas. quantity of bianks were stolen and| clare taffetas will reign supreme On Wednesday evening, the edi-| some have been cashed in Colorado, |this spring and that merchants are using efforts to clear their stock of crepes before the taffeta vorue makes them a drug on the market. —<— Tell the Advertise: The Trihi tors of the “Ford,” the ‘official news | .tarting at Colorado Springs and ap organ, were entertained at the home | pearing northward a. far as Greeley. of Frances Hunt. Those’ present re-| Apparently the persons with orders port a most enjoyable evening. are coming on north into Wyoming, Section seven were given a quar- aster W G. Heas of Ch holiday as reward for holdin li Is proud of the fact that the county of Natrona and the school board selected the plan for such a magnificant high school building with its rustic designs that students who will be taught within its walls may enjoy the soothing as well as easy visionary effects from interior and exterior of the school. We particularly commend the electrical appointments and illumination of this new building as being the most modern and of the finest type applicable to educational institutions. i {UNMET A SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1926 CADET UNIFORMS FURNISHED BY ampbell-Johnson Co. 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Camden, New Jersey SOLD IN CASPER BY CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO. EXCLUSIVE FACTORY. REPRESENTATIVE aU HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIVES OF WEEK IN WORK AND PLAY iil lire x = Se aun ay d ore _— ae ee eS