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School Notes

School Notes
Prof Dickason of Wooster, Ohio, ad
dressed the High school one afternoon
last week. His talk was most inter
esting and thoroughly enjoyed by ev-
cry one.
Miss Jessie Strong was visitor at
the home of Miss Mildred owen on
Monday night.
Miss Hazel Hyatt delightfully."- enter.
tanned with "St. Patrick's Party" at
her home south of Fredericktown
About twenty-five were present and all
reported an excellent time.
Almost all of the Seniors have given
their orations. The remaining ones
will be given this week at Chapel ser.
vices.
Last week on account of the rain,
the basement was filed with water and
the physics class was unable to have
laboratory work
Miss Johnson has been absent from
school for week ON account of i'll
ness However, she is now much bet
ter and able to resume her work again.
The Senior Literature Glass has
started reading "The Idylls of the
King" by Tennyson, which promises
to be very interesting.
The f. II. s. Glee Club Is progress.
ing nicely. The new music for use has
arrived and the members are practic-
ing almost every evening. We hope
soon TO make this success In every
respect.
The following literary program will
be given by the Lincoln society on
Friday afternoon, March 20. All are
invited to attend 1t. Readings, Ethel
Poorman, Lizzie Welker. Hazel Sar-
gent and Helva MacArdle. Declama-
tions, Hoy Jenkins. Elmer Bechtel and
VIM. Kirsh. Original stories, Worth
Cooke and Grace Tabor. Essay, Helen
Groff. Current events, John Smith.
Biography, Wilson Boggs. Locals,
Gertrude Grossman. Piano solos,
Pearl Harris and Helen Albright
May, Iva and Oscar Bechtel, Bertha
and Clara Brubaker, Clara and Mar
gerry Snider, Blanch Beal, Lola Keller
and Anna Snively visited Miss Fern
Montgomery Sunday.
Miss Leila Wagner spent Sunday
with Miss Mildred Owen.
Mrs. Herbert Reaf spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Weltha Keck.
Miss Ambro Spry was at Mt. Yer.
non visitor Saturday.
The Caesar class expects to finish
the fourth book this week.
We are sorry to lose one of the
members of our class, Mable Rucker
The text work In botany has been
finished and laboratory work will be
taken up soon.
Miss Hazel Sargent and friend were
the guests of Miss Delpha Brown and
brother last Friday evening.
Several of the members OF the
Freshman class we're entertained in q
very agreeable manner at the home OF
Margaret Cornell, Friday evening
March s, 1912,
Hoy Jenkins, member of the
Freshman class, has been absent from
school, because OF broken ciavical
He received the injury by falling from
n horse.
Miss Johnson, teacher OF English oi
#. II. s., was absent from school the
latter part OF last week because of At
attack OF tonsllitis.
Miss Gertrude Lowell entertained d
number of Freshmen at her home witt
st. Patrick's party, Saturday even
Ing, March i6, 1912,
Miss Doris Kinney was compelled Il
miss a few days of school on account
of siege OF measles.
Tho Freshmen have completed 9Th,
: Deserted Village" and expect to be
gin "Silas Mariner In few days
They have now read three of the re
, quired teadings in the Freshman yea,
MIR and Mrs. Willis Chilcote enter
! tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Winand oI
. Friday last.
Mrs Scott Kirby was q Mt Vernon
+ visitor the past week.
Q Mr., Edgar Fuller OF Mt. Vernon, vii