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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
2
Notes from Basin schools report biweekly music periods with upcoming events. The A O Literary Society will host a party for the high school on Friday March 31 with plans still secret. Mumps continue to affect students including Laura Frisby Freda Connor and Charles Reid.
The high school clarifies it has no involvement with supporting any independent baseball teams. It warns that contributions to aid high school baseball are being solicited under false pretenses and should not be trusted.
Last week basketball letters were awarded to Lou Blakesley Dalton Keeler Burl Jones Arthur Zaring and Wayne Hanlon. Football letters are to be awarded sometime this week.
The district meet at Greybull will see two letter men from last year, pegg for the half mile and Hanlon in distance events, return as mainstays. Beall, Manderson shot put winner, will aid Manderson’s green and white. New material fills in unknown spots as trials begin.
Basin girls organize to compete in track for the first time with potential sprint strength. If a sprinter emerges, they could boost Basin High School's chances and earn track letters for any girl placing, signaling school spirit and effort.
The Greybull girls host district track events with hopes to host next year in Casper. Four girls prepare dinners weekly, each acting as cook, hostess, server, or dishwasher under Miss Gygax guidance. Ruth Wickwire cooked the first dinner with help, receiving faculty guests starting April 4.
The article praises Mr Kische for discipline and quality in Mechanical Drawing and notes the shop’s tidy tool layout and student effort. It highlights the Manual Training outcomes and invites visits to see furniture making and design projects. It also lauds Miss Krueger in Commercial Department with high enrollment and strong typing and bookkeeping results.
Notice announces sale of forty thousand dollar school bonds by School District No. 17 Basin Wyoming. Bonds total forty, at six percent interest, redeemable 25 years from financing, or callable after 15 years. Sale set May 1, 1922 at 3 PM at the Clerk’s office Basin.
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