The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-14
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Columbia City will be here Fri
day night, March 9 for basket ball
game with the first team. They
have the strongest lineup of any
team z. III. S. has played this season
and will lead us merry chase. They
are one of the candidates for the
State Championship, which contest
will be held at Bloomington within a
few weeks. Everyone should take
this chance of seeing them play for
they will put up a good game and P
ID. S. is going to try hard to keep
up their present good standing
Game called at 7:30 sharp and the
ii. S. band will be there to help.
The second team goes to Notre
Dame Saturday for return game
They won over the Notre Dame BOYS
when they were here few weeks ACC
and feel pretty sure of another
victory. All who can should plan
to attend this game as very con-
venient train connections can be
made, the game being scheduled fo,
the afternoon and will be played al
the College Hall.
Everyone is busy now with this
semester book reviews. The Sen
iors will report on some of the
modern plays, those that are now
being played In the large cities
These will no doubt prove very in
teresting and we wish to thank
Miss Wiseman for placing these
books on the list. The school board
has ordered copies of a number OF
the new books, which may be found
In the Library or purchased al
reasonable prices by those desiring
them.
The orchestra is practicing the
music for the Oratorical Contest
the Class Day program, Senior play
and other functions to come. Thew
are doing some good work now and
should be given every encouragement
as their task is not an easy one by
any means.
The Seniors have decided to post
pone their class play until Monday,
June B, which is Class Day for the
benefit of many members of the
Alumnae who will not be here until
then and who are anxious to see this
play, as it is the first thing Of the
kind ever attempted in P. H. S. In
the meantime daily rehearsals will
ne held so that when the time comes
everything will be in readiness for a
finished and worth while production
The Business Managers of the
Annual have announced that all or
carnations must have their pic
lures made By Saturday, March II
with the exception Of the Base Ball
and Track teams which will of
necessity come later. Arrangements
may be made with the photographer
or with the Managers.
Frank Buck of Denver. Col. a
former student in the Plymouth
schools and now attending East
High school in Denver, visited the
ID. S. one day this week. He was
called here by the serious illness of
his grandmother, Mrs. w. W. Hill
Preparations are being made for
the Senior Class Day. An elabor-
ate program will be given in the HI.
5. Auditorium in the afternoon and
the class play will be presented at
the Orpheum in the evening. The
committee In charge met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Miss
Bess Lemert on north Michigan
street to discuss matters of business
and another meeting will be held
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Merle Bosworth on south Michigan
street.
The plans for the big H. S. Box
Social are being completed. This
promises to be one of the best
events of the year in every way and
everyone should plan to attend.
Dale c. Evans has been chosen
Historian for the Glass of 1912 in
the place of Miss Erma Humric-
houser who did not feel able to take
this important part on account Of
numerous other duties and poor
health.
Last Saturday the basket ball
boys went to Michigan CITY for
game and although they didn't win
this time, still the fellows must have
had some time for all but one of
them was "laid up" Monday and
unable to attend school and we DOM
believe it was the result of injuries
received in the game, either. No,
hardly
Prof. Mcdowell spoke before the
school Tuesday morning of the
scholarship which will be awarded
to one member of this years grad
uatlng class by the University of
Chicago. Surely this honor is some
thing worth working for and sever