The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-03-14
HIGH SCHOOL BREEzES

the home of Miss Agnes Davis. Ev-
erybody was bent on having a very
merry time, and from the comments
overheard, their wishes were fulfilled.
Games and music were enjoyed thru
out the evening. The girls while pre-
pairing the lunch had much valuable
aid in the well known culinary artists
Ted and Sunshine Smith altho there
was lively contest over which of the
two could eat the most whipped cream
and a hot discussion as to the quantity
of sugar to go into the same, prize
in the form of a sandwich minus the
filling being awarded to Bruce. The
Seniors are beginning to realize that
the four years spent together under
the friendly roof of good old Leaven-
worth High School are fast drawing
to close. But if plans work out, the
remaining ten weeks of school will be
crowded full of work and fun which
will end with a glorious commence
ment.
'Tt Pays to Advertise" watch for
the date of the Senior Glass Pay.
This week grade cards were given
out. BY the look on students face
one could tell if they had to hustle to
make a good grade to end the term, or
if his standing was high enough so
that things could go on in a general
way. We are reminded of a little boy
in the first grade who was going to
study hard to finish high school in
three years and be done with It. Ask
any Senior and he win tell you that he
intends to study hard to finish in four
years.
Sayi Why do you eat hens eggs?
Come to the Senior class play and find
out. The Senior Glass is laboring
with strenuous efforts to prove by ac-
tual government Statistics that at
Pays to Advertise"
Our Basket ball team viii go to
Cashmere tonight to play the High
school team there
Our team of Leavenworth midgets
showed the Wenatchee Y. NJ. C. A.
midgets a lively time at Wenatchee
last Friday evening. Our men were
Just a wee bit timid at first but it did
not take them long to feel quite at
home and enter into the real spirit of
playing. The first half ended in a
score of 20 favor of Wenatchee Dur
ing the last half our lineup was
changed and Guest and Barbano
showed Wenatchee how TO play ball.
At the last minute the referee called
foul which gave the 'Y7' boys the on
portunity TO put the final score of 13
to IA on their side. Leavenworth has
a pardonable pride in this up-and-com-
ing team of future stars. The local
lineup was, guards Holloway and Tt
tus; center, Guest; forwards, Barbano
and West. Points, Guest 7; Barbano
4; West 2.
Next Friday March % a High school
program will be given in the school
auditorium. The new stage is now
completed and presents a fine appear
ance. Among the interesting feat
ures on tn program will be instrumen-
tai and vocal music under the super
vision of Miss johnson. The school
has fine violin trio and a saxaphone
sextette. Vocal numbers viii be fur
nished by the High school chorus. Miss
Grue is going to read the play ''The
Terrible Meek" by Chas. Ram Ken
nedy.
Three high school students are
working on a pantomine taken from
the Chinese play "The Sweetmeat
Came" Music setting and costumes
are to be strictly oriental.
Who says Absolutely "slip it to
me kid, I'm dying on my feet" The
Senior play at Pays to Advertise"
tells you all about it,