The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-12
THE HIGH SCHOOLS.
News of Interest from VI. t. III. S. and
ShOrtridge.

News of Interest from VI. t. III. S. and
shortridge.
Carl Brickert has joined the stan of the
Thursday Echo.
There will be 300 tickets sold to the junior
hop Dec. &C. Only seniors and juniors will
be invited.
Hugh Jones will entertain the Delta Phi
frat" on New Years eve, when the boys
will watch the old year make its exit.
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II is quite probable that the Daily Echo
will put out a special Christmas number
which will surpass the one on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
There is some talk of reviving the Rife
Club again this winter. Last year this club
was a prominent one. but it has declined
recently.
The officers of the High School Senate
edwin Friend, president; Frank Williams,
vice president; John White. secretary; Earl
Pritchard, reading clerk had their pic
lures taken yesterday noon.
Room was entertained yesterday morn
ing by Paul Clemens with a piano solo,
and Carl Brickert. who recited 1.-The De
batting Society"
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An order was sent over the building yes
terday that any boy or girl who throws
SNOWFALL on the way to or from school
will be suspended.
The Oratorical Club met yesterday and
heard orations from Roger Wallace, Ferd
Kahn, Laura Arnold, Winifred Kennedy
and Theodore Curtis.
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At a small but enthusiastic meeting Of
the Athletic Association yesterday after
noon Mr.. Archer Ferguson was chosen a
member OF the monogram committee.
The latest social organization to appear
In the school is the J. ]. c. Club of junior
and sophomore girls. 1t will meet once a
week. and will be entertained Saturday by
Bessie RawlS.
The Yama Gaia Club that was prominent
last year will soon effect a reorganization.
The club will be changed into a girls cinch
club and be entertained at the homes of
the members.
The Oratorical Association will have a
meeting the first of next week, when the
committee that interviewed the principal
In regard to an out-of-town contest and
new method OF judging manuscripts will
report.
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The High School Cinch Club will meet
with Edwin Wallick tomorrow night.
This organization has clubrooms in the
Propylaeum, and will give a continuous
smoker during the holidays. Over 300
clay pipes have been purchased for the
occasion.
The Wednesday Echo is enterprising 1t
has special correspondents in Dana Ind,
where all the High School events of that
place are secured for the midweek edition
or the school organ. The paper yesterday
was edited by Hugh Jones In the absence
OF the leading editor, Frank Williams.
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The senior class will meet tomorrow
morning and choose the staff for the An
nual. Heretofore the editors have not been
selected until February but il is believed
that by securing them earlier better mag
azine will be published. Paul Edwards, a
prominent student in literary circles, is
mentioned for leading editor.
The Noblesville High School is giving a
series Of entertainments, the proceeds of
which will be used to take the graduating
class a trip to Washington, ID. c. Mr.
McMullen has received a letter from the
school at Noblesyille asking the Short
ridge orchestra and quartet TO donate their
services on thursday Dec -, at an en-
tertainment given by the Noblesvine High
School The musical organizations agreed
TO take part in the affair
The meeting OF the senate tomorrow aft
ernoon AT p. m. In Room d will likely
end the Taylor-Finley bill. Both sides
have advanced good arguments. and
close vote is expected. Ii is said by the
leaders that a surprise Will be sprung at
the session tomorrow, but what its nature
will be they refuse 10 say. III was learned
however, that the sensation" had grown
out OF the warm discussion on the requisi-
tion bill and that an Impeachment trial is
anita likely