The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-27
ASSUMES
CONTROL Of HIGH
SCHOOL REGISTER
Four Editors Now Compose
Management Of Publication
Other School Notes.

the high school paper, has been
changed from the hands Of one person
into an editorial board. Heretofore the
paper has had an editor-in-chief who
managed the paper. The new board
consists of four editors, Helen Hazel
tine, Alfred Smith, Oran Parker and
Claude Miller, and the business man.
aser. Ralph Motley. The assistant
business manager is Ralph Koehring.
The reporters are Kenneth Dollins,
Corwin Brown. Joe Swearinger Paul
inc Smith and Helen Unthank.
The Register is considered a splen-
did school paper by many authorities
Recently the author Of book on jour-
nalism wrote to Principal Kelly OF the
High school, asking for copy Of The
Register in order to use facsimile
for his book. He said he considered
The Register one Of the best High
school papers in the country. Tho
paper is issued each Thursday.
The Dramatic Society will present
Lend Me Five Shillings," by John
Madison Morton, in chapel, Friday,
i April IS. This is a one-act comedy.
= The society presents a play each year
in chapel. Its other meetings are de-
voted to reading plays. The student
body always looks forward to the dra-
matte society play. The cast has been
chosen as follows: Mr.. Golightly,
Glen Weist; Captain Phoobs, Claude
Miller; Captain Spruce. Oran Parker;
Morland, Robert Hodgin; Sam, Floyd
Nushaum; Mrs. Major Phoobs, Mil
dred Whitley, and Mrs. Captain Phoobs
Jane Carpenter.
The Junior class is planning a "Ju-
nior Get-together" party in the gym
nasium from o'clock until 10 o'clock
Monday night. Big preparations are
being made.
The Juniors are planning two other
big stunts for the year About the
middle of April Junior-Senior skate
is to be held and a Prom is being
planned by the class for the Seniors.
This is expected to be the biggest
event any class in High school has
pulled off" The social committee is
composed of Jane Carpenter, Winifred
Comstock, Helen Hazeltine, Glenn
Price, Harold Latta and Ralph Mot
ley. .. Heck is sponsor of the class.
The High school orchestra will give
the chapel program Friday morning.
The music department will render the
chapel progra monce a month. The
program for Friday morning is as fol-
lows:
March, The Four Jacks. Losch
Selection from Naughty Marietta"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Victor Herbert
Violin Solo, "Serenade in A.. .Balda
j. Corwin Brown
Southern Rhapsody. ........ .Hosmer
Cornet Duet. ............... Selected
Howard Monger. Elmer Hurrell
Suite, jewellers in the Western
World ................... .SouSa
Red Man.
white Man.
BLACK Man.
March, THE Peacemaker'. Afford
The latter includes the national
music of Russia, Japan and
America.
Miss Helen Geers will sing Il Gath
cred Rose" by Lee. Miss Mary
Jones, concertmeister of the orchestra,
will play solo. Miss Helen Egge-
meyer and Clarence kerlin Will sing
a duo.
Miss Edna Marlatt, Mrs. Grace Cor
man and Ralph G. Sloane, all super
visors of music, will attend the Ma
tional Supervisors association confer
ence in ST. Louis, next week.
II has been announced that night
school will reopen October 20. Al
though the work has been hindered
somewhat this year by influenza and
other epidemics, it has had very sue
Cessful year.
]. G.. Collicott, assistant state SUI
perintendent of instruction Tor Voca-
tional education, and X. G. Smith, rep
lesentative of the federal board or
vocational education, were in Rich
mond this week to make inspections,
and offer suggestions for the voca-
uonaltraining in Richmond. p. c. Mol
ter, head of the vocational training III
the Richmond schools, said that they
we're pleased with the work being
done in Richmond.
The Freshman class had the largest
number of failures for the first period
OF the second semester and the Senior
class had the smallest number. Inc
Freshman class had lightweight fail
ures in one subject or more, the sopho-
more class had forty-five, the Junior
class had twenty and the Senior class
had seven.
A French play will be given by the |
French department in the near future.
The play chosen is ''Pauvre Sylvit.'
The cast is as follows: Pauvre Syl- |
via, Mary Louise Bates; Miss Nancy,
Helen Eggemeyer; Mademoiselle Ce-
Gle, Winifred Comstock; Madame,
Teresa Crebb; Pierre, Glenn Price; |
The Cook, Katherine Reid; Newsboy,
Jean Crafts; Commercial Traveller, |
Lowell Patti; Cake Seller, Marie Bage, |
and Dressmaker Helen Jessup.
The Richmond High school orches-
ira will play for the Watson meeting |
the evening of April 2, at the Coli
scum.
Owing to inclement weather. the
senior wiener roast Wednesday night |
was turned into an indoor picnic in the |
gym. This was date affair" and
everyone had a good time.