The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-25
STUDENTS
IN SUMMARY
Of H. S. WORK
ASSOCIATION HAS CHARGE
OF CHAPEL EXERCISES
ON FRIDAY


had charge of chapel exercises at tht
high school Friday morning.
The association was formed last fall
following a suggestion of Mr. Greene
the principal, to have the students
band together to have charge OF
student activities. 1t has been a
success from the very beginning
Mr.. Davis brought before the stu
dent body the troubles he had had in
getting the speakers from the diff
| ferent parts of the United States. AS
each speaker was introduced ne
! pleased the audience by clever re-
marks-relating to speaker or de-
partment.
The program as carried out was a
piano duet by Ora Scrutchfield and
Mildred Davis This was followed by
short talk on base ball by Phil VII.
her. captain of the team. He review
ed briefly the good work of the team
and told what it was going to do to
Enid May l and 2.
Then the captain of the football
team. Bot Milne. told about the sue
cess of the football of 1918, and gave
credit to Mr. Curfman and the men
who were out every night to work
hard and make the team a success.
He predicted good team for 1914
Emery Alling represented track
team. telling of how the cup was won
bv the l.. c. II. S for three wears IN |
at Norman and then be
came permanent property. He TOOK
up each cup-we have won five-and
told how each was received The
last being one won from Marshall on
S9-er day He gave special mention
10 what the boys would do today at
Norman
Mr. Frick told briefly of the work
in basket ball and urged the students
10 nav more attention to il next year
Mr. Curfman. the coach, summed
M Athletics. and had only good words
or the boys work in the various
ines He brought out the point that
hose hoys were not only winners III
thletics hut had carried their school
work in creditable manner MI
'rrfman is confident of winning
cam at Norman field meet.
Miss Ruth Johnston. vice president
+ The senior class. stated that the
istorv of this noted class would ap-
oar in the Annual and would be well
,orth the nurchase price of the DOOR
Ross Warner was called to repre-
emf the iunior class but Horace
need appeared for him announclns
nat the junior encyclopedia would
ppear in the Senior Annual.
The sophomore class reviewed py
udley Swearingen, president sta'eu
rieflv that they we're grateful to the
,cultv for the help received and tnat
,is class had ben represented Ill
very line of activity taken up by the
tudents association.
.Iohn Best, displayed the pennah'
on nv the freshman class III ath
tics and predicted that the fresh
on were able to hold their own.
Miss Humphrey spoke for the suo-
asbmen telling how the Sth grade
al heen taken from three buildings
"a nlaced in the high school.
carlin Donahue. manager OF the
nn,,al staff. presented the wor"
,vered in this edition of the An
,al 1t will be ready to be placeu
sale by the 5th of May
Mr. Davis then introduced one VINO
ID heen in the first city high schooi
n in the Logan county high school
nj NOW in Guthrie high school, MISS
kos She recalled that year ago h
ere we're dire prophecies concern la
p high school for this year. Inc
incipal question being VIII lhere b;
High School Next Year. Ihere IL
s been and good one Last year AZ
had Is teachers with an enron G.,
.nt of 2S5 pupils, this year we nave II
teachers with an enrolment o' b;
:. normal department has been in
ded. student council organized, anu
n successfully: carnival held on NJ
iich fortune smiled, plays given h,
We been coached by members OF 81,
. faculty at saving of $50 to $40 a,
had formerly been paid by l.. -
s. debate revived and honor won m
triotism shown on Good Roads day; a.
f. success of the Royal Blue, ana -,
e float for Ss-er day. Enthusiasm In
: been valuable factor. The first h,
nIor annual was published in lsV'' N,
n the lest Senior Annual TO be n