Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-05-13
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES

has been working hard and falt1
fully. under Miss Dorsey's dlrection
for the past three weeks and 1t as
sures the public OF a successful pei
Torrance, worth the money. Charie
Davis. the chit" of the evening al
The Enemy in 1.-THE Vanguard" u
the role of Private Secretary Is de
yeloping wonderful possibilities for
second hit. Philip Shamberger, an
other "star" of "The Vanguard" hai
! a leading part as Douglas CattermoE
The cast is as follows:
Mr.. Marsland, M.F.H.- Webster
Rhoads.
Harry Marsland (his nephew =
Howard Goodwin.
Mr.. Cattermole- Asmussen.
Douglas (his nephew)-Philip Sha1
berger.
Rev. Robert Spalding-Chas. Davis
Mr.. Sydney Gibson (tailor of Bono
Street)-Leo Ballenger.
John Ca servant)-Lee Catron.
Edith Marsland daughter of Mr.
Marsland) -Stacia Hendren.
Eva Webster cher friend and com.
panion) Dorothy Carstens.
Mrs. Stead Douglass landlady)-
Frances Bartshe.
Miss Ashford-Zetta Barnes.
Don't miss an evening of fun, be
sure to be there. Help the school.
1t is for the benefit of the High
School, not the Senior Class. Show
your spirit. Emma Theatre, May Fl
Last Monday morning the editor
in-chief of THE Axe, called a gen
eral assembly, and stated that 1.-THE
Axe" would be put up for public ap-
prevail Friday morning, May IA. We
were assured that it is the best
annual yet published by any class
ever in the Payette High School,
Prices were quoted, which are ex-
reasonable, two copies for
s1.25; three for s1.75; rs cents for
a single copy to High School stu
dents; a flat rate of 65cts each to
outsiders. Speeches from different
members of the present Senior class
who had had experience in editing
last years annual, were listened to
and enjoyed. The various class
also spoke briefly, urging
he members of their respective
classes to support the Juniors in
heir undertaking. THE Axe" can
lot be a success without financial
support. Every high school student
hould be liberal and generous in
his regard. 1t is not the Juniors
Axe, but the schools. 1t is repre-
entative Of the school-hence needs
Import from the school.
Don't forget the Senior Class
lay, Friday May 21-Emma Theatre
Private Secretary, May 81.
The Freshmen and Sophomores
i've their annual spring reception to
ne upper classmen, Monday even
lg, May 18th.
High School Dance, Tuesday eve
ing May 18th at Gorton's Hall.
-aule Orchestra.
Excerpts from the play can be
'und elsewhere in this paper.
Two very entertaining programsl
ere given In general assembly this
eek by the members of Miss Dor
y's Expression classes. The vari-
is selections were very well rem d
red, and the school granted them
,eral applause.
Come to .ne Senior class Play,
'iday May 81, at the Emma.
Miss Myrtle Linn who was operat-
on for appendicitis the first of
Q week at Ontario is rapidly i'm
owing.
The annual spring concert of the
lsical department of the High
hool is to be given under Mr..
'ilson's direction Friday evening,
" 14th at Methodist church. Sup 4
It this concert.-they are always
nth while.
You're coming to the Play?
This Is the last week OF classes,
It week is given over to Com
ncement and examination. y
thursday the Seniors are guests of
Juniors at the Junior-Senior BAN
It.
'riday.-"The Private Secretary.
How's your liver.
d. Won knowD