I'nifi" Four
TIip ROGI E NEWS
Thunwliir. May SKI. Hai
Home Ec. Girls Give I
Party for Miss Smith
Miss Smith was pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday evening. May
8. when the girls of the Home
Economics club honored her with
a surprise party at the. home
of Jean Cadzow on Sherman
street. .
A delicious supper was served,
alter which the evening was
spent in music, games and con
versation. A thirty-minute two
pt Hod was given Miss Smith
on the subject of eggs, at which
she made a grade of forty,
nine.
A lovely box of handkerchiefs
was awarded her for her good
grade and In appreciation for
all that she had done for Home
Economics during the year
leader of the club.
Letters for debate, shorthand,
baseball, basket). all, and G. A.
A. were given out by Mr. For-
ythe. Several girls are now
members of the Lettermen club.
The election returns were an
nounced by an old woman in
green petticoats whom a few
recognized as Gus Moore. Judg-
ng from the applause the. stu
dents were well satisfied with
the lucky candidates.
The Senior Hick Day of the
Class of '29 is now history.
SKMOKS PRESENT
ANNIAL CI,
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Anderson.
Secretary and treasurer: Jean
Balis, Barbra Edsall.
The first vice president has
charge of the girls' room, the
second has charge of the pro
grams, and the third the social
affairs. The Girls' League pro
mises to be even more lively
next year since the girls have
realized what kind of work it is.
There will be more assembly
programs and more panic.
yon theatre to gee "The Skull'?"
"Egad, Algernon, they say it
is a hal'-raising show."
Watch Jewelry
Repairing
Slade Songer
372 Kant Main St.
"I say, old top, why are all
the haldheaded men dashing into
Bliss Back in School
Coach Bliss Is now back
school, much to the delight of
the students. He has been
the hospital recovering from an
operation for appendicitis, bu
aside from being a little leaner,
a little whiter, and a little more
wobbly, is the same old coach
as before. He is back to help
revive some- unfortunate students
who are woriying about their
exams.
The coach has worked hard
this year and deserves much
rredit. He will be bark next
year and has good prospects for
a winning team.
Walter McDonough. Senior
lass president, presented Miss
Dwyer with a bouquet of flow
ers as an expression of the
class' gratituie for the fine work
she had done as play coach.
Music was furnishd by the
high school orchestia. under the
direction of Ward V. Croft.
The proceeds of the- play are
to go into the high school fund
Full lines of
Paints Glass Varnishes
Wail Paper and DeadiUK Felt
J.O. Rigg
OFFICERS FOK GIRLS'
I.EAGIE ARE ELECTED
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Gin
ENTHI SIASTIC
OVER SPRING SPORTS
(Continued from I'nge 1)
Several girls were voted to
act as a nominating committee
to nominate girls to run for of
fices Tor the next year. These
were later voted upon by secret
ballot and the results were- as
follows:
President: Eleanor Coombe.
First vice president: OeraMint
Scott.
Second vice president: Alii
Bowman.
Third vice president: AIM
Try Our Special
40c Lunch
also
Fountain Service
Nelson's Cafe
kept strict training.
The tennis tournament is well
under way now ami the girls
are waiting anxiously for the
winner.
Saturday. May 25, will be
field day, when there will be
a baseba 1 game between the
winners, a track meet, and some
tennis games.
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SENIOR HICK lV
IS PAST AN1 GONE
I
I VACATION DAYS
To all our young friends
I who have, completed a sat
I is.aotory year of study, we
extend cong atu ations. May
you have a plea ant vaca
tion, and re urn t.j school
r freshed, ready to make
the most of vour opportun
ities at play, at study, and
at work.
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There were also given three
Justifiable cases of murder, and
several people were shot Harry
Smith and June Sherard gave a
short dialogue, about how tough
they were. The class prophesy
was read also and showed Mim-'-one's
vivid imagination of what
'he Senior class would be some
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