The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-08
High School Notes

Part of the R. o. T. c. were out
getting subscribers for the Victory
Liberty Loan, Thursday afternoon.
They received about $4,000 in sub
scriptions. The High School boys
were Cave, H FELTON,, Gregg, Cowan,
Shade, c. Morrison, J. FELTON,, Hark-
ness, Herl, A. Kissing, C. Kissing, and
Eberle- A large number of the Nor
mai boys helped also.
The first annual Glad Day was held
Friday afternoon, May 21, in the
High School Auditorium. The pro-
gram was enjoyed by the High School
eight, third, and fourth grade
students and large number of visit
Ors- Tags were given to all students
of the High School bearing the words
"Glad Day.. The program was as
follows: Piano solo by Ada Miller,
songs by Freshman girls, a song, Till
We Meet Again, by the Senior quar-
tet, "The Three Trees by MIR. MARBLE
assisted by several students, May
Day song by the third and fourth
grades, a song, ''Oh Helen, by Lu-
ellie Miller, a short one-act panto-
mine, -Four Beaus on a string,
After the program the High School
went to the Fair Grounds for their
picnic which resulted, as usual, in a
hail storm
Harvey Truan spent the week end
at his home near Gorham returning
on the noon train Sunday.
About 80 per cent of the High
School students are attending every
number of the Music Festival Week.
The afternoon classes were cut short
so that all could attend that had
tickets
Capt. Rupert elected officers in the
R. o. T. C. last week. They are
Cadet Captain Cave formally the
First Sergeant, Cadet First Lietu-
tenant Gregg formally a Sergeant,
Cadet Second Lieutenant Reed form
ally a Corporal, Cadet First Sergeant
Morrison formally a Corporal, Cadet
Sergeants FELTON, and Hardness form
ally Corporals, and Cadet Lance
Corporals Cowan, Shade, FELTON,, and
Sites formally Cadets.
Commencement will be held on
May 81 in the High School Auditor
ium. W. S. Heuser, Superintendent
of Salina Schools, will be the speak
er of the evening. The Baccalau-
reate sermon will be given by Rev
L. A. McKeever in the Auditorium on
May Is. The Senior play, 'Mr. Bob,
will be given on May 20 at the Hays
Opera House.
Daisy Beeby, Junior, went to Hill
City, Sunday evening to see her
parents. She will return to school
Wednesday.
Miss Cave finished her lectures to
the girls on Personal Hygiene, last
Thursday.
Miss Roma Nelson of Ellis visit
ed school Monday. Miss Hazel Fink
of Downs is expected to be down for
the Messiah and visit school Monday
Misses Versa Gordon and Rosela
Justus of Hill City visied Althea Sims
Sunday afternoon.
The members of the sophomore
class each invited a friend to a hay
rack ride to Clusters Island but be-
cause of the muddy roads the picnc-
ers hiked most of the way. The
menu consisted of buns, weenies,
pickles, and marshmelIows. A line
party at the Strand concluded the day
The boys that are ushering at the
Normal are members of the Reserve
Officers Training Corps and not Boy
Scouts as many people think.
Lucille FELTON, came over from Nor
land where she is teaching school to
see the Sunday concerts She re-
turned after the evening program.
The Scouts of Troop No 2 are en-
gagged in parking cars at the Messiah
performances this week.
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