The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-07
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

! thanking all those who have been so
kind as to order several of the
books, and to request those who
have not yet given their order to do
so as soon as possible as the time
is short and they must know just
how many books TO publish by
March Is. The special reduced
price offer is open to any one who
signs the guaranteed = subscription
list by that date. Your order NAV
be given to either Linnelle Schrock
or Schuyler Nolan directly or to
their agents, Ray Lemert and Hal
Houghton. The price of the book
! is fifty cents, special rate, and
seventy-fve cents to all others. Tt
will consist of over 100 pages and
will contain pictures of all the
classes, school organizations, teams
and numerous others taken here and
there about the building, at the
track meets. basket ball games, etc.
Surely you will want at least one
of these beautiful Year Books of our
High School.
Also as the book is costing more
than twice as much as ever before.
the managers greatly appreciate the
aid which the business men desire.
to give by allowing them to place
their lads" in the Annual. A
large number of the prominent bust
ness men of this city have already
given their "ads,'' and many others
will no doubt be glad of this chance
to help themselves and at the same
time help the High School material
ly In the publication Of their Year
Book. Those desiring to place
their ad in our book may notify
Schuyler Nolan or Linnelle Schrock
or wait until they have the oppor-
tunity of seeing you about it person.
ally.
The Seniors are working on their
class play which they hope to be
able to present in few weeks.
A number of the members of the
Glass of 1912 have taken, or are
planning to take, the teachers ex-
aminations, given on the last Sat-
urday Of each month.
The regular Junior-Senior Class
dance was given Wednesday, evening
at the Olympic club rooms. There
was only a fair crowd present, but
those who were there enjoyed them
selves to the utmost. The H. S.
orchestra, under the personal direc-
ton of Prof. Ford S. Cressner furn-
lshed the music.
Mr.. Outer is planning to give
box social for the benefit of the
Athletic Association. The baseball
team will need new suits this year
and as these will cost but about
$40. we should clear enough from
good social to help pay for them.
This event will probably take place
in about three weeks. There will
probably be special program
from 7:3O to $50 p. M followed by
the sale Of the boxes and banquet
and the evening closed with a dance.
These plans are not definite, but are
merely suggestions. At any rate, we
feel sure that the people of Plym-
outh will be ready to do all they
can to help out the High School in
whatever they undertake.
At the Faculty meeting held Tues
day it was decided that every Senior
must write thesis for graduation,
with the exception Of those who will
take prominent parts in the Class
Day Program. Now get busy
Seniors and see what you can do A
few of the best theses may be pub
lished In the ANIMAL
The members of the Boys Quartet
are being selected by Miss Nc
CURE from the Boys Chorus and
for this purpose frequent "try-
OUTS are being held. In the mean
time our orators are busy on their
orations and promise US something
really worth while. The preliminary
contest will be held at the Webster
building April 13, 1912. At this
contest we shall have not only the
SIX or seven orations but also sew
eral quartet selections, special or
chestra music and a number of other
good features.
The County Contest will be held
May 4th, it having been postponed
ON account of the track meet which |
will be held at that time.
The Senior class has placed the
definite order for invitations for
Commencement, this being given to
Quayle e. Son, Albany, New York. |
Ford Cressner, Joseph Holzbauer
and several others have been alb
sent from school this week on ac-
count of sickness. We trust they
are feeling better now.
Erna Humrichouser has not been
able to be at school for over a week
Ogla Tomlinson has also been on the
sick list, as have Dale Evans. Devere
Wise, Ray Lemert, Arno Cullison