The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-03-04


night The two different groups met
Que south of town and there ate their
supper.
The Physics class have had labor
atory experiments this week, and fin
ished up the work by shocks from the
experiment of the induction coil,
which almost ended in a rough house.
The Junior-Senior Banquet will be
given in May at the High School
building, and is to be served by the
Domestic Science girls, Miss Morgan
This includes the Juniors,
Seniors and members of the faculty
The Golden Belt tournament is be-
ing held at Hays, in the Coliseum to-
day. Some of the teams that are
present, are the following: WaKeen-
ey, Wilson, Russell, Bunkerhill, Els
worth, Hill City, and about ten
others. The high school was dismiss
ed a tnoon today.
The game with Ellis was post
poned until Monday, March 1st; the
game with the Ellis town team was
also postponed to that date. The
score will appear in this paper else
where.
The program Friday morning con-
sisted of a play, Limitation Sweet
heart" by Louise Wann, Myrtle Cost
ner and Lanning Rankin; a duet by
Eva Wood and Faythe Logan; a solo
by Glenn Kissing; piano solo by Mrs.
Pernoud, and a musical selection by
four Freshman girls.
A debate was held Monday in Do
mestic Art, between the Seniors and
Sophomores. The subject was Gre
solved that uniform style of dress
for women be appropriate"
Joe Dlabal who is on the Wilson
basketball team, visited the High
School Friday.
A new Woodstock typewriter was
received the first of the week to take
the place of the old Underwood that
was sent back to be remodeled. All
of the typewriters will be sent back
in turn for remodeling.
The following people have return
ed to school after absences of week
or more, on account of work and sick
ness: Alice Rose Harris, Alice Truan,
Wifred CrissTaan, and Harold Lewis
An oratorical contest took place
last week at the Normal and a de-
bate Monday night of this week, for
both of which Mr. MARBLE acted as
Judge
Mrs. Reed, the county Red Cross
nurse, has been examining the stud
ents of the High School the last week.
She found nearly fifty per cent of
the students have defects, such as
hard wax in the ears, bad throats,
poor teeth and eyes.
The date for the Dramatic Clubs
play, "All-of-a-Sudden Peggy" has
been set for March 18th, at the Nor
NAL Auditorium.
The Geometry class is making fig
ures on the plan of prisms and cones.
These are to be used in decorating
the Geometry room for the Teachers
reception and for the exhibit at the
Normal. Some of the figures being
made are light houses, towers, band
stands, churches and silos.
The Domestic Science girls are to
enter the contest in the Golden Belt
Association. Their exhibits will be
candies, bread, cakes, doughnuts,
cookies, mullins, and nut bread. The
first prize is a gold banner, and the
girls intend to work hard to win this.
The High School basketball team
defeated the Wilson High School
team Thursday evening, by score
of 27 to IL. At the end of the first
half the score was to IT.
Teachers meeting was held last
Friday. Refreshments consisting of
ice cream and cake were served. A
short discussion about teachers
wages for next year, followed.
Miss Arrowsmith, the state High
School visitor, is in Hays this Friday.
Hays won the Southwest Champion
ship at the Basketball Tournament.
Kirwin won the Northwest Champion
ship. Saturday night, March 9Th,
Hays and Kirwin will play at the
Coliseum to see who plays at Law
renee for the state championship.
Hays will be host to two conven-
tions this month.
Don't forget that March 10, 1920,
is the last date on which you can get
the Free Press at s1.50. Up to that
time you can advance your time to
1921 if you choose.
More~land is. changing hands in
EzlI;- ,o,,,-4-- 4L=e 7z,,-s,,o- 49,, a,,ar