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and green ribbons. the junior class col
0rs. Sandwiches. pickles. punch and
waters were served.
Leonard Howard, Of the sophomore
class broke bis wrist while paying ten
MS last Saturday. In jumping over
the net his pedals tangled With the
rope, causing him to fall. The injury
will not keep him from school very
{ long, however.
Perry Williams. Of the junior class,
made an experiment one day last week
/ to prove that gun powder and a match
when brought together will Cause igni-
/ tion. He is appearing st school this
week with the nasal tip Of his eounte-
nshce slightly scOTched. Ii is needless
/ to say the experiment was huge sue
cess.
The Literary society will meet to-
night. The debate for the meeting
will be, Resolved, That the true solu-
ton Of the trust problem lies rather in
the regulation Of the trusts by legisla
ton than IN the breaking up Of the
trust and the restoration Of c0mpeti-
ton. Elsie Moore and Elizabeth Car
son will debate the affirmative Of this
question and Dorothy Baker and Leon
Noble the negative. A humorous skit. /
The Weather Fiend, by Mcclure and
Laraway and recitations by Clara Rand
and Jewel Taylor are other attractive
numbers on the program.
Jing johnson, 10. recently appeared
10 the opera, Fra DiavOlo. as one of
the two violinists. There were As peo-
81. - no NH sah Hgars htrl
the students at the Whitman Conserva-
tory Of Music.
Before the Oregon Trail girls can
enter into girls track work they must !
have their hearts and lungs tested !
This is being done this week by DR..
Kanaga. Esther Husbands is captain |
Of the track division and she will soon |
have out q track team that will break |
a few worlds records.
The class track meet will be held to-
morrow afternoon. All four classes |
will enter into the competition and the |
class that obtains the highest number |
Of points will roam home with the |
school bacon. Mcclure, Reguell, Schet-
KY, Noble and A. Harris are the hopes |
Of the seniors; Cooper, o. Jones, |
BIagg, lmholz, Stanton and II. Wood, |
the contestants for the juniors; John.
sen, V. Jones, +. Harris, Moe and |
Bentley compose the sophomore team,
while Pape, W. Wood, Vonderake,
Dethman. Carnine and Berry are the
personnel of the frosh team.
The Tri State Trio. headed by Ray
Culver, veil known here, from the Nc
Minnvile college, will give a concert
ut Heilbronner hall Friday night, April
TO- under the auspices of the junior
class. Reserved seats are on sale'st
Clarke's drug store and by the girls of
the junior class.
Plans for the II. r. II. s. annual,
The Mascot are being made. Beside
the senior class scenery in the Mascot,
there will be full page group picture
of the junior class and pictures of the
class officers. Each class will have an
allotted amount of space to ill with
rawlings concerning the classes achieve
ments and jokes Of the students in the
class. The senior pictures are being
for at the present time. The
contract for the printing of the Mas
cot, has not been let yet.
A Y. NJ. c. A. class was organized
among the boys at the high school last
Tuesday. Allan Harris was appointed
chairman and bylaws and
were drawn up. Prof
Burton was present and helped the
boys arrange the work.
Bill Mcclure, athletic manager of
he high school, made trip to Park
iale last Sunday and arranged for an
athletic meet in the near future with
the Parkdale track team, which is
coached by Miss Ada Hart, 10. Bins
visit was not altogether on business,
but somewhat of personal call, as the
telephone might have been brought
into duty had it been a business call
alone.