Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

yesterday afternoon IN room 21. Will
Schroeder reported that the commit
tee on class day program had met
and arranged a program for the APP
proval of the class. After some CON
sideration the class adopted the re-
port and program, as follows:
Instrumental duet-Misses Irma and
Mango Kohn.
Presidents address-Arthur T. Hues-
ing.
Class song-Class.
Glass prophecy-Frank Bruner.
Presentation of class present to the
school-Roy A. Sears. i
Acceptance Member Of junior
class. iiIaH*
The program viii then conclude
with a play in which the members of
the class will take the parts. The play
has not been decided yet, the commit
tee having several under considera-
ton. Miss May O'Connor, chairman
of the benefit committee, made Il re-
port showing that a sum nearly suffi-
cient to meet the graduating eXpens-
es was realized on the entertainment
last week. The Latin phrase, 'ESse
guam Nidere," was selected as the
class motto. The motto is appro-
pirate to the class, meaning 'To be,
rather than to seem" The president
Informed the class that Rev. w. S.
Marquis has accepted the class inVi-
tation to preach the baccalaureate
sermon. 1t will be given in the Broad
way church May 81. The treasurer
made report showing the class to
be in good financial condition. The
boys elected Clark track captain. The
boys intend to do some hard work on
the track this spring and have some
good men. Clark and Sears both have
won medals, Sears in the mile run at
Galesburg, and Clark in the hurdles
at the tri-city invitation meet in Dav-
export. Besides these Carsten Franck,
Arthur Huesing, Frank Bruner and
VIII Schroeder are good for num-
Der of points in the interclass meet.
President Huesing has appointed
the following committees of the SEN
ior class:
Theatre and seat reservation =
Frank Bruner. chairman; Roy Sears
and Carsten Franck
Decoration - Mae ladders. chair
man; Mary Brennan, Isabel Osborne,
Mango Kohn, Ethel Fry. Laura Mar
quis, Marie McGinnis
Glass present-Elsa Simon. chair
man; Albert Mueller, Irma Kohp, ,El-
mer Cameron, Cattle Giles.
The team to represent Rock Island
in the Rock Island-Davenport debate
to be held April II has been chosen.
1t will consist of Mac ladders. Hale
Graham and Oscar Frazer. The stu
dents have been working for some
time on the argument. and as two of
last years victorious team are to de-
bate, the school hopes to win.
There was a good attendance at the
art exhibit yesterday. In the after
noon the pupils of Kemble and Eu-
gene Field buildings attended in n
body. The patronesses today are:
Mrs. Dodge, chairman; Mesdames
James Mcnamara. Allen Welch, j. r.
Francis, w. II. Whistler, David Noft
skier, George Roth, Orrin Holt, c. b.
Marshall. \. MosenfeIder, S. J. Col
Inns, II. f. Casteel, George Kingsbury,
Emil KOhler, r. NJ. Pearce, j. 5. Gil
more. William Marshall. f. f. Lam
phere. S. Bowlby w. F. Gilmore, c. H.
Seidel, H. Hull, Misses Martha and
Emma Kahlke.
Arrangements are being made to
have the i. f. c. club repeat the per-
formance of the play, ''Who Is to In
herit,' i'm connection with the art ex-
hibit Friday evening. The club gave
the play several months ago and
since then have had several requests
to repeat it. Those taking part in
the play are Gertrude Carse, Faith
Channon, Cora NanGalder. Ruth Buff
fum Edna Carl. Cora McKown. Sarah
Stoddard. Martha Montgomery and
leila Barrett. The play has clever
plot and the girls present it in
pleasing way.