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y. WALHALLA 10
j. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. i.
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superintendent Hughs's Lecture.

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superintendent Hughs's Lecture.
The Issaquena Literary Society
was delightfully."- entertained last Fri ;.
w. G. Hughs, Superintendent of Edu-
cation. Mr.. Hughs chose as his sub
ject Discipline In the School," The
talk was filled with food for thought.
The speaker stressed the Importance
Of cooperation Of pupil patron and
teacher in maintaining disc line.
The patron, by having discipline in
the home; the pupil by SO training
the body and mind as to be self-gov-
erned, and the teacher, by putting
enthusiasm into his work and being
firm, yet just. This address, the sec.
ond Of a series to be given, was thor
oughly enjoyed by all. The next
speaker will be announced at an
early date.
Prizes for Neatncss.
An interesting contest was ended
to-day, when the winners Of the
prizes for neatness were announced.
The members Of the fourth and fifth
grades have tried for one week to
see who could present the neatest
appearance liz hCCp luc IlulcSt ucSh.
A rigid inspection was made daily,
and the pupil was required to state
whether she or he had used the tooth
brush before coming to school. The
contest was SO close that it was de-
cided to give two prizes, one to a
girl and one to a boy. The prize
winners were Master James Badger
and Inez Douthit.
Seneca VS.. Walhalla.
Next Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
the base ball teams Of the Walhalla
and Seneca High Schools will meet
on the local diamond in the first con-
test of the season. 1t is proposed to
play q series Of four games, and this,
the first, will be strongly contested.
Each school, having been unfortu-
nate In both the oratorical and track
meets, will strive hard to out-do the
other.
While no championship game may
be expected, yet the game will be in
teresting, as the two teams are even
~ matched, being composed Of bona
fide pupils of the schools. Frank
Shirley, Of Westminster, will act as
umpire, and the public is assured
that there will be no wrangling. An
admission fee Of rs cents, with IS
SSH'o " oSlool SlIllulSu, Will DC
charged. Come out and cheer our
boys to victory.
The Seneca team will be selected
from the following: L. Werner, Daily,
~Ballenger, Hamilton, S%tribling, Trlb-
Bile, Hardin, Elrod, Adams, Wood,
billiard and w. Werner.
The team to represent the Wal
halla High School is: Edwards, 1st
base; Ritter, I'd base; Steck, short
stop and pitcher; McLees, short-stop
and pitcher; Hetrick, Sd base; Row
land t~captain), catcher; Kaufman,
right field; Moss, center field;
Brown, left field.
The Iron Hand Friday Night.
The dramatic club Of the West
minister High School will present
"The Iron Hand" at WAGNER Thea
tire on Friday evening. The company
Is composed of remarkable talent and
Will endeavor to repeat the credita-
Die performance given in Westmin-
ster some time ago. The proceeds
VIII be given the library OF the Wal
halla High School. Let the patrons
and friends Of the school attend and
help our school, while encouraging
the young players. The feeling exist
ing between the sister towns Of Geo.
nee was never better, and we should
show u appreciation by filing the
hall on the evening of April 18th.
The doors will be open at 7.15 D. M,
n the performance begins at 8.15
p. m. An admission fee Of Is and 25
cent VIII be charged, with 10 cents
extra for reserved seats.