The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-11
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

present the same play. Sweet Law
ender," which they gave at Lindley
Hall last Saturday evening, in the
auditorium tomorrow night. The pro-
ceeds will be divided between the
high school and the day students.
There was great amount of skill
shown in the first performance but the
second is expected to be still better.
Several of the teachers chose to
attend the Northern Indiana Teachers
association at Indianapolis last Thurs
day and Friday instead of visiting 9TH
cr schools. Among those who went to
indianapolis was Prof. Neff, who not
only attended the associations meet
ings but also those of the Northern
Indiana High School Principals club
and the Athletic Board of Control,
both meeting at the Claypool. The
Principals club appointed Prof. Denny
of Anderson. to receive all nominal
tons for teachers of special ability
deserving extra notice and to meet
all wants for high school teachers
The club will meet here in October
The Athletic Board finished all bust
ness left over from the last meeting,
two weeks ago. Elkhart has to for
felt all basket ball games because of
the Irregularities in the student man.
agement. All games played by Vim
cennes, Carlyle and Logoottee are to
be called mo games" because of I'M
fair treatment. The board also ap-
pointed a committee to meet with the
authorities of Indiana university in
order to remedy the trouble between
South Bend and Rochester The diff
Guilty was caused by South Bend
claiming it had been treated unfairly
in the late basketball tournament at
the university. The university put
the blame onto the board and they
wish to be cleared of the matter The
invitations for the state high school
meet to be held at Terre Haute in
May will be sent out to high schools
of the state next week.
The long postponed musical pro-
gram promised by Prof Earhart three
weeks ago, will be given at tomorrow s
chapel.
The College Club will meet Friday
evening in it's room at 1880, at which
time Prof. Mcclellan will give a short
talk the subject of which has not been
announced. The club will, after the
meeting, take hike" of a few
miles.
The Meridian club, which is compos
ed of those students who bring their
dinner. will meet Thursday noon and
a very interesting literary program
has been promised. Prof. Neff usual
ly presides at these meetings. Last
week the club held a spelling match
the words for which were chosen
from those given at the state match
The Kit Kat Club will meet Thurs
day, the eighth hour. special pro
gram has been arranged.
The Seniors have sent for severa
plays from which one will be chosen
for their class play. They have re
ceived word from Miss Pond, with
whom they had communicated that
she can not come and neither does
she know any one whom she can rec
ommend to coach the play. The class
oOSS hOt hho" "hdt thSy Will lOl
a coach, as all the teachers are toe
busy to give the time necessary.
The Tennis Club has reoragnizeG
and began work on the courts last
night. Prof. Miller, who is in charge
of the club. says that the courts are in
pretty good condition and will not re
quire so very much work to put them
in good shape: also that they are very
soft. but that makes them easy tc
level off. There are about thirty mem
bers of the club, including some very
skillful players. They are planning
to hold tournament this spring and
the board of control has promised to
award RS" to the winners and run
ners up in a straight tournament.
The Dramatic club held its first pro
gram meeting last evening which
proved to be very interesting. The
principal feature of the program was
a dialogue taken from the old play OF
Abraham and Isaac. The scene pre-
scented was where Abraham was going
to Stay Isaac as sacrifice. The parts
were taken by Edwin Flock as Abra
ham, and Robert Taylor as Isaac.