The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10
High School

Inc High school orchestra furnlSned
The chapel program at high school
chapel Friday morning. The program
was made even more interesting by
Director J. E. Maddy. who gave a
short explanation of each number be-
fore it was played. telling some of
it's history and pointing out the differ
ent themes. Before the orchestra
played Gladys Longnecker played the
themes so that the audience would
recognize the different ones.
The first, second, and third move
ments of Haydns "Surprise SYM
phony" were given most attention.
Prof. Maddy pointed out the simple
song variations in the second move
ment and the surprises. In the third
movement he called attention to the
examples of musical jokes that occur
in the minuet.
Seniors of the high school will hold
a reception on Jan. Z, 1921 for their
parents. -----.-
The Sophomores will have a party
Friday evening at the school, little
play "A Woman's A Woman For A IT,
will be one of the big features on the
program. Games, readings, and music
have also been arranged for the even
ing's entertainment Chaperons will
he Miss Mains. Miss Morrow, Miss
Lannng, Mr.. Nicholas, and recent
we'll
Films, educational End entertaining,
will be shown every Wednesday after
noon in the high school auditorium
during the social hour for those stu
dents who do not dance.
Girls high school basketball cap
tains and their teams have been chos-
en- as follows:
Seniors: Margaret Taggart, captain;
Helen Cowgirl. assistant captain ::
Arthusia Bennett, Zelma Slade, India
Stanford, lauren jerks. Ruth How
ard. Agatha Phelps, Edythe Wycoff,
Helen Doyle, Wilma Sudhoff. Lucille
Eastman, Glenna Holman and Mildred
Ratliff
Juniors: Juanita Detmer. captain ::
Fay Hollopeter, assistant captain
Merle Thistlethwaite, Alice Eby, Dora
Stanley, Ethel fictitious, Helen Bar
ron. Miriam Little, and Margaret
Smith.
Sophomores: Helen Holding, cap
tain; Reba Morgan. assistant cap
tain: Grace Simcoke, Adele Harris,
Louise Hawkins, Josephine Snyder,
Gertrude Schneider. Hattie Nungesser,
Mildred Doyle. Naomi Shutz, Anita
Sudhoff, and Martha Osborne.
Last, but not least, the Freshmen:
Betty Coats. captain; Madonna New
ton, assistant captain; Mildred Min
nick, Eva Rowe. Nerda King. Bernice
Myers. Mary Wilson, Louise Price,
Margaret Won Carleton, Mary Falcone,
Geneva Schneider, Catherine Runyan,
Ruth Droste, Henrietta Harris. Geor-
gle Burkett, and Julia Burr.
Purple and gold will be the colors
If the new debating club organized
At the high school, it was decided at
he meeting Thursday afternoon. AS
yet the club has not been named.
Discussion of the constitution and or
sanization has taken up the time at
he two meetings held. The name
will be chosen at the next meeting, in
TWO weeks.
Reports submitted by Principal w
J. Bate at the principals meeting
asst Wednesday show a decrease in
tardiness and absence for the first
six weeks of 1920 as compared with
years show that almost twice as many
boys are tardy as girls. For 1920 out
Of an enrolment Of 947 there were
l95 cases of hardness the first seven
weeks as compared with 234 for the
.irst six weeks of 1919. The average
Of daily attendance for 1920 is 96.5
'or the first six weeks and for 1919 it
vas 96.5. For the second six weeks in
1920 it was 9512 and in 1919, 95.5.