The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-02

Anna Joy, Ella Kirby, Viola meyer,
nellie Massey, Adah Miller, Lanning
Rankin, Jessie Robinson, Frances
Robinson, Lucille Solomon, Floris
Shade, Rowena Snyder, John Sites,
Althea Sims, Maudie Taylor, Alice
Truan, Jennie Wagner, and Arbutis
Wise.
Mr. Carman went to Ellsworth,
Friday, to referee game of football
between Ellsworth and Lyons. The
game turned out A to o in favor of
Lyons. Leo Bice is coach of the
Lyons team and Raymond Custer of
the Ellsworth team. Hays will play
Ellsworth November 7th.
The Art Class met for the first
time Tuesday at 8 so in the Coliseum,
under the direction of Miss Stone.
Ella Kirby, Alice Truan, nellie Mas
sey, Maudie Taylor, Zita Bissing,
Grace Spencer, Iona Moore, Helen
Laura McKeever, Luella Rhine, Lu-
ellie Solomon, Mae Thompson, Belma
Brant, and Lucille Miller.
The report cards will be given out
in two weeks. This plan has been
adopted in practically every high
school in Kansas. A new kind of card
has been printed which is a great i'm
provement over the old. The teach
o,-c will vooo+ Of +Lo o1d of oooL civ
weeks to put the grades on the cards
and each pupil will be discussed per-
sonally, and adjustments made con-
cerning the grades.
A new chapel schedule has been ar
ranged which we hope will be perma-
nent. Miss Mitchell will have charge
of the music on Tuesday and Thurs
day morning at 1920. We will have
chapel on Monday and Friday will be
program day. Spelling will come at
1920 on Wednesday. Miss Ellis will
direct four gym classes, the upper
class girls on Monday and Wednesday
at so and the Freshmen on Tuesday
mad Thursday at 8 80. The art class
will meet on Fridays at 3 $50 in the
Coliseum.
Miss Ellis, who is the physical
training teacher of the Normal, has
two classes at high school. IN one
class there are twenty-one freshmen
who will meet on Tuesday and Thurs
day after school. In the second class
there are thirty-three upper classmen
who will meet on Monday and We'd
nesday after school. The equipment,
which was purchased a few years ago
for the gymnasium, consisting of In
dian clubs, dumb bells and wands, has
been brought over from the grade
building and will be used. Indoor
baseball and volley ball will be played
later on.
Miss Fliesbach, accompanied by
Captain Heiniger o. the Salvation
Army, visited high school, Friday
morning. Captain Heiniger gave a
talk reminiscental of the war.
The Dramatic Club is now fully
organized and under the leadership
of Miss Gardner and Miss Creighton
will begin its weekly programs next
Friday. It has planned to have plays
about once a month interspersed with
musical and literary programs. The
music will be conducted by Miss
Creighton and dramatic work by Miss
Gardner
The high school football schedule
for the season is one of the largest
and the best the school has had. They
will play the following games: Stock
ton at Stockton, October 10; Oakley
at Oakley, October II; Great Bend at
Hays, October "a; Plainville at Plain
vile, October 80; Ellsworth at Hays,
November z; Russell at Russell, No
vember II; Oberlin at Oberlin, No
vember 10; WaKeeney at WaKeeney,
November &c.
On the Normal football team which
will play Southwestern, Friday, there
are number of the high schools for
mer students: Paul and Jacob Gross,
David Chittenden, Clair Wilson,
Reece Cave and Elmer Ringe.
Two new girls entered the High
School Monday. They were Helen
Polifka, of Catharine, and Barbara
Vonfeldt, of Victoria. Both girls are
Freshmen. This makes a total of fif-
ty-three in the freshman class which
is more than the enrolment of the
whole High School when Mr. Shively
first became superintendent.
Last Friday, Al Kissing went to
McCracken with the Hays Municipal
Band, which played at the Home Com
ing. He returned late Friday night.
Miss Reed, the county nurse, visit
ed the high schools and grades Mon
day. She is planning to take up home
nursing in the school in connection
with her other work.
Among the Normal students OBJ
serving at high school is Lester Viii
son, who has charge of the typewrit-