The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-14
!, HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Oudtt6TSOu mas DeeQ CHOSEN and the
caste of characters picked out by the
committee in charge of the enter
tainment and the faculty and approx
ed by the class. Following Is the
cast, which may be changed some
what:
Characters.
The Three Chauffeurs.
Kitty Kennedy, The Minimizing girl
Erma Humrichouser.
Lorry Spencer, The host-Ford
Cressner.
Marvin Hunter, A lovely young man
-Conroy Eley.
Mrs. Lorry Spencer. The hostess of
the house party-Ruth Vinall.
Gertrude Castleton, disappearing as
Melindy Pike, a country pumpkin
Merle Bosworth.
Betty Marshall. The sentimental girl
Katherine Stevens.
Lois Drummond. The girl with fad
Carrie Rhodes.
Jane Armstrong, The hungry girl
OLGA Tomlinson.
Lneille Beverly, The college girl
hess Lemert.
Minta Morris, The primping girl
Grace Nov.
Eugenia Allen, The giggling girl
-Erma Cressner.
Mary Smith. The practical girl
Ruth Beyler.
Patience Primrose, The studious girl
Theodore Artz
Mrs. Spencer. The mother-in-law-
Nav Daniels.
Lieutenant Beverly Churchill, q. S.
A.-Roland Metsker.
Norah, The cook-Ruby Reynolds.
Annie, The maid-Edna Switzer.
Miss Lenora Sullivan will direct
the play, while the III. s. Orchestra
will furnish the music, with Miss
Delpha Zumbaugh as accompanist
and Hubert Tanner, musical director.
The other members of the class of
1912 will serve as ushers, stage
assistants. etc.. and fill minor parts
This entertainment promises to be
a great success and everyone should
boost ii from the start. for it is
bound to reflect a great deal of credit
upon the High school in general and
upon the graduating class in par
tieular.
This is examination week and the
report cards 90 out again Monday.
Very few of MS will be pleased to
see them as many will have low
marks this month. because of the
liberality of some of our teachers
in "firing" students from the assem-
bly,.
Several n. s. students went to
Chicago Thursday to attend the
Stock show.
The Senior English class will be-
Gin the study of Macaulay's Essays
as soon as their books arrive. They,
for some reason, don't seem to be
overioved at the thought of study
ing theis classic. We wonder whyf
Does the word Essays reveal the
answer?
Everybody is reading his book for
the review due Dec. %. 1911, except
of course few who haven't vet
procured book, and very few who
have handed theirs in ahead of time.
The county oratorical contest will
be held at Plymouth on the first Fri
dav after Spring vacation. There
will be a county track meet in the
afternoon at the fair grounds while
the contest will be held in the even
inc. probably at the Orpheum theatre
as larger number of people can be
accommodated there than at any
other available hall 1t is expected
that all of the high schools of the
county will be represented, and P.
H. S. expects to capture few OF
the prizes offered. Each school will
have a quartet in the musical con-
test.
Ford Cressner is busy organizing
a II. s. Band. The band of several
years ago proved so popular an in
stitution that we will all welcome
the new one. When the body is
more fully organized it will prove
great thing for the basket ball games
and other contests. The following
will probably play in the band Ford
Cressner, Roland Metsker, Knight
Houghton, Geo. Jordan. Joe Holz-
bauer. Arthur Cleveland, Arno Gull
lison, C. Cast, Roscoe Lee, and sew
eral others not yet enrolled.
Don't forget the next basket oail
game, Friday, the 18th. Rochester
High school will be here and this
promises to be another fast game
such as was seen when the Bre-
menites were here. The squad is do
ing some fast practice work these
days.
Two or three of the Freshmen,