The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-29

Miss Gardner selected the caste
or the Dramatic Clubs play, "All-of-
a-Sudden- Peggy" Monday evening.
Practice has begun and the play will
be given as soon as possible.
A representative of a Kansas City
Jewelry Shop was here Friday, Jan
uary 16, and the Seniors selected
their announcements The cards are
simple with Japanese style printing.
Commencement will be May %.
The High School items are proving
an interesting feature of the paper.
No items were put in last week owing
to the change in time and method of
writing them.
The picture show Thursday, for the
Boy Scouts, was a huge success
Everyone should be interested in
activities of the Scouts, and ''The Lit
tlest Scout depicted the heroism
and bravery of the Scouts in over
coming obstacles in their way to
success.
The junior and senior girls enter
tained the Ellsworth and Hays bask-
ct ball boys Friday evening, after the
game. All the boys, Coach Carman,
Mr.. MARBLE, Misses McMindes, Gard
ner, Harrison and most of the junior
and senior girls were present. Games
J 4 cd
about elevn o'clock.
A. G. MARBLE, Special Field Scout
Commissioner, went to WaKeeney,
today by request of E. A. Courtney
who is Scout Master of that place, to
talk to the Boy Scouts.
The English Three class is to put
on a play during chapel hour in about
two weeks comedy picked from
one of the plays now on hand. Mr..
MARBLE will direct the play.
!. Thelma Kelly, member of the
Sophomore class, left Sunday for her
home in Junction City. Later she
expects to go to Oklahoma where she
viii resume her school work.
| The Hays Basket ball boys played
Ellis, Wednesday evening, and were
defeated by the score of Is to %.
This is the first time Ellis has defeat
ed Hays in yearsSA number of Haye
people attended the game.
The basket ball teams have elected
their captains for the coming season
Mary Chittenden was chosen captain
for the girls, and Lloyd Wilson fol-
the boys.
Many students intend to enter the
contests in .typewriting, spelling and
sewing at the Golden Belt Associa,
ton.
The Semester ended January 16
The examinations were given and the
, report cards wre issued Tuesday.
The Girls Basket Ball team was de
feated at Bunkerhill on the 18th, by
the Bunkerhill team. They were
given a reception afterward. The
. BunkerhiIl team will come here fol
the return game, January 81.
Adah Miller, Rowena Snyder, Zits
Bissing, Eva Wood, Mary Chittenden
Frances Robinson, Viola Meyer
Faythe Logan, Arbutis Wise, Bessie
Tillotson, Josephine Parker, Virgins
Lee Ford, Halle Overholser, Luells
Rhine, Helen Truan and Susan Chit
tenden have been chosen to take par
Y in the operetta, "The Maid and the
e MILDLY" which the Normal will give
r during the Golden Belt Association
A weekly program under the direc
t ton of Miss Gardner, was given Fri
day. It consisted of a reading b!
Margaret Fogle, one by Faythe Logan
a piano solo by Lanning Rankin, ant
a paper by Laura Yelie. This wa
: followed by a short play by eigh
Freshman girls.
A number of the Scouts met at TIT
Fair. Grounds last Saturday, for tests
Several are interested in garden worl
u and will put in a garden on Norma
ground.
Lanning Rankin, Lawrence AM
Junior Lewis and Paul Oshant ar
y putting up wireless outfits at thei
Il homes. The outfits will have bot
receiving and sending apparatus bu
the sending apparatus will not b
very powerful owing to restriction
of the Government.
Glen Rumsey who has been sic
v recently with q complete nervou
breakdown, has recovered enoug
is that he was able to go to his home 3
Codel, Kansas. He is planning o
coming back to school in a couple O
I. weeks.
t. The yellow activity tickets win nc
n admit anybody to the plays an
games after the first semester whic
n. ended January %. The Normal hs
out a new set which viii be good fo
the second semester. The new ticI