Circus Visit Highlights Cameron School Spirit
The Cameron student body showed strong spirit as a circus visit prompted a parade and a school holiday for the remainder of the day. The event reflected a festive atmosphere and collective participation.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
13
The Cameron student body showed strong spirit as a circus visit prompted a parade and a school holiday for the remainder of the day. The event reflected a festive atmosphere and collective participation.
Formation delayed the parade until 12 30 P M while pupils carried on as usual. Two percent of the high school could not withstand the pressure of the dog and pony show and left school at morning recess. The piece urges sympathy and urges proper authorities to excuse students with real reasons. It notes freshmen could urge seniors to drop childish behavior.
The eleventh grade studies Canterbury Tales but faces a shortage of copies. The board of education proposes annual student gifts of 50 cents per pupil to fund history reference books parallel readings and supplementary readers, boosting the library by about one hundred dollars yearly.
The passage notes well cared for books will grow into a valuable public library asset over a few years. It reports two hundred high school pupils and payment rates by grade: eighth 81 percent, ninth 87 percent, tenth 78 percent, eleventh 84 percent.
Cameron high school reports heavy crowding as families across neighboring counties send their children to join the district. New eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh graders from many families arrive, with a promise that a larger building will accommodate many more students next year.
The Freshman class met September 15 with supervisor Miss Williams who opened nominations for officers. After a brief campaign, Fasset Watson was elected President, Ralph Joynes Secretary and Treasurer, Harleigh McGregor Editor. The class, once praised in grammar school, aims to be among the best and largest with forty five enrolled.
The Cam-Hi Sophomore class of forty one students plans football workouts with Eugene Green as captain and anticipates track and basketball participation next spring. Election picks for president Mary Joe Harlan vice president Gladys Posey secretary Margaret McClarty treasurer Lee Tag and Cam-Hi representative Joe Mohler are noted as the class leads in library fee payments. The school’s rival classes push hard to keep pace.
The writer suggests talented students left for the circus show more talent than ambition. It predicts Cam-Hi or Roechdale High will lose Friday, with the winner easy to guess. Seniors are noted as leaders, while the Cam-Hi widow reenters the field but remains third, two ahead.
Friday action set for October 23 features Rockdale High versus Cam-Hi with H. E. as the eleven players and the football as the game. The piece urges fans to attend and see Rockdale face a crushing defeat while Cam-Hi aims for a decisive early win.
The notice invites players to join Cameron High School football for the season. It urges daily four o’clock practice on campus to learn plays, build toughness, and compete for the championship while upholding school ideals.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Promises $100 for any case not cured, claims medicine circulates freely in the blood, and lists F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as providers.
September is moving time for hens and pullets to transfer from range to winter quarters to acclimate before cold weather. Specialists from the U.S. Department of Agriculture say early shipping is a basic principle of good management. Purchase all small farm tools on one order to save time and money. Subscribe for the Herald.
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