The Lamar register., 1917-03-07

angataha are at last united with the
consent Of all the tribe who have ac-
cepted the white mans way Of living
and live happily ever after.
Vacation Friday
There will be no school Friday as
the teachers will attend the County
Teachers Association meeting at Hol-
ly on Friday and Saturday. Superin-
tendent Momyer and Principal Shan
ner are both on the program.
X-Ray Pictures
Mr.. Koonsman took both of his
Physics classes to Doctor Burnett's Of
flee on Tuesday where they received
valuable information about the X-ray
A specialist was here from Denver
who demonstrated this wonderful ma
chine to the classes.
Seniors Elect Officers
At the senior meeting on Monday
evening Clarence Holtcamp was elect
ed president and Eugene Main vice
president of the senior class. Plans
are to be made at once to select the
senior play which will be given the
middle of April. The senior girls
voted to dress alike on graduation
night and committees were appointed
to select the patterns and material at
an early date.
Boys Club
The regular meeting of the Boys
club was held at the high school on
Wednesday evening. The club is un-
der the supervision of Mr.. koonsman
and is very instructive and beleficial
to the boys.
The faculty and students are look
ing forward very eagerly to the pro-
posed visit of Miss Chappell next
week.
'Strongheart" Success
On Friday evening, March 2, the
Junior class of the Lamar high school
presented delightful play called
"Strongheart." The play deals in gen
eral with Columbia university life, in
particular with the American Indian.
For this reason it is called "A Great
American Drama"
There are four acts in the play, the
first takes place in the living room of
Frank Nelson and Dick Livingstone at
Columbia in which the different char
acters were introduced and the prob
lem was presented. In this act Thorne
a member of the football team agrees
to send the signals that are to be used
in an ensuing game of football to
the other team, but he sends the sig
mails belonging to another player. The
boys entertain the girls at tea and
Billy Saunders, to prove his love for
Molly Livingstone, gives his signals
to her. In this act Strongheart, the
Indian, tells Dorothy Nelson of his
appreciation of her help.
In the second act the football game
is played. The manager of the Wis
iting team brings the list of signals
and they are given to Strongheart to
read. He will not reveal the name
OF the culprit because the list is in
Dick Livingstone's hand writing and
Strongheart knew that Dick was not
guilty and he was one of the best
players and the game depended upon
him. Strongheart is then suspected
and is removed from the team.
The next act shows the library at
the Nelson home where there is a
ball to celebrate the victory. Billy
accuses Molly of sending his list to
Farley, they confide in Strongheart
who finds the real culprit. Strongheart
tells Dorothy of his love and is told
to return the next day for his an
swer.
The last act is the next day at the
same plice. Thorne is discovered thru
the aid of Strongheart and is dis
missed. Molly who has determined
not to speak to Billy forgives his and
promises to marry him. Dorothy ac-
cents Stronpheart but "A messenger