The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-23
High School Notes

1ZLn, mas Deen cancelled by russell,
who will play Lucas that day. No
reason has been given for the cancel
lation.
Last Thursday in chapel all the stu
dents either signed up for singing on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Or for study
that hour. There were sixty-three
girls and twenty-five boys signed for
singing, and thirty-one for study.
Miss Mergery Mitchell has charge of
the singing.
An all school social was held at the
high school Saturday night, in honor
of the football boys. There were in
teresting games played after which
sandwiches, cocoa and pickles were
served. The majority of the boys
and girls then went in line party to
see Mickey"
Glen Rumsey from Codell, has en-
rolled in the senior class, making
total of 27 members in the class.
Frde j. Wagner, C. W Miller, and
C. W. Reeder left Friday morning, for
Topeka, to attend the Masonic Grand
Lodge which was held there all day
Saturday. They stopped off at Man
haitian, Friday, to visit the college.
Mr.. MARBLE has decided that the
Junior class does not have a large
enough vocabulary, so they are learn
ing five new words and their definition
each day Words like heinous, poig-
nant, cuisine, antipodes, and imbrog
Ito, have been given thus far.
The high school students will hold
a bazaar for the benefit of the Junior
Red Cross some time this fall. Miss
Morgan, Miss McMindes, and Miss
Harrison will have charge of the girls
and Mr.. Carman of the boys.
The High School Manual Training
Class is planning to make a few art
icles for the benefit of the Red Cross
again this year. Last year they had
more orders than they could fill. This
year they intend to make bread
boards, taborets, footstools, and other
small pieces. Most of the boys have
already received their assignments.
The first Scout hike of the year was
Thursday. The Scouts met at the
Thomas bridge at 500 p. M, and
went to Clusters Island. Each boy
furnished his own eats. After sup
per, they played games, etc., and re-
turned home about ten o'clock.
The following pupils spent Satur-
day and Sunday with home folks:
Lucille Solomon, south of Ellis; Will
fred Kraus, south of Hays; Mary
Christensen, south of Ellis; Bessie
Earlenbaugh, at McCracken.
Mr.. Carman will take the physi-
ology class over to the X-Ray room
of the Hospital, next Monday. One
of the doctors will probably show
them the machine and some of the pic
lures.
The high schools next game will
be with the Great Bend eleven. Mel
Their of the teams has been defeated
or scored aginst this season. A good
game will be guaranteed.
Monday morning in chapel, the
football boys gave US an account of
the Oakley game. A lengthy speech
was given by Harry Kirkman, but
some of the other boys declined to
speak, so Mr.. Carman finished the
account by telling US of the game in
greater details and telling US of the
game the H. II. S. will play with
Great Bend, this Friday.
The football boys went to Oakley,
Friday noon, to play ball. Although
Oakley was heavier and had few
outside players, Hays came out with
the long end of the score % to 2. It
was hard fought game from whistle
to whistle. Several Normal players
went to see the game.
The High School Girls Sunday
School Class intends to have a mas
querade social, October 29th. The
High School and Normal Academy
boys of the M E. church are to be in
vited.
In. chapel Friday, the Dramatic
Club gave a play entitled "Obstin-
acy." Daisy Beeby, Arbutis Wise,
nellie Massey, Homer Graut, Adelbert
Cowan, and Ashba Hedges were the
characters.
The Juniors are invited to a party
at the home of William Morrison on
Halloween night. Good eats guar
anteed.
Joe O'Loughlin was excused the
last hour Friday, and with his sister,
Jane O'Loughlin, attended the races
at Ellis.
The Townley soap-boxers who are
now working FAST in Kansas, and
who have received fattering recep-
tions in certain foreign-language COM
munities, were recently driven out of
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