Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-11-03
Thursday, November 3


you love the school and it's tradi-
it your undivided support and help,
it is bound to grow in glory and
fame. Always give your school,
your best, and foremost of all keep
it's traditions sacred and seek to
promote it's welfare and yours.
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o SOCIETY O
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The Students Council was or
ganized Friday, Oct 21. The
council is composed of the presi-
dents of the different classes, So
cieties, clubs, the captains and man.
ayers of the athletic teams and the
editor of the Fl. S. paper. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Pres
ident, Raymond Davis; vice pres
ident, Augusta Button; sec'y, George
Shinn; treas, Max Ross.
The Booklovers' club met at the
H. S. Monday, Oct "a at o'clock.
The meeting was called to order by
President George Shinn. Sec'y
Raymond Birch read the minutes OF
the last meeting and called the
roll, the members responding with
memory gems. The constitution
was then read and adopted after
which the following program was
rendered: A report on Lack OF
Protestant minister's, Hugh James
Donahue; biography of Dante, Max
Ross: poem, Eula Smith, and one
of Poe's short stories read by
Leora Ludwig.
Oct. 26, Supt. Fulks gave short
talk on physical education. Mr.
Fulks tried to impress upon us the
value of a good clean body. He
read list of about thirty things
that are necessary for one to OBJ
serve in order to be physically fit
One of the most important of these
was the ability to form a daily pro-
gram, and then live up to it. After
he had finished, our cheerleader,
Ivers Hooper led us in two or three
of our H. S. yells
The Freshmen held their party
Friday evening. There were over
fifty present Mrs. Mccall and Mrs
Partesius served the refreshments
which consisted of ice cream, sand
wiches, doughnuts and punch.
The SophomoreS of course felt
called upon to teach the "Freshies''
how to make things uncomfortable,
but did not succeed in doing any
thing except throwing black cat
through the window.
The fun began at 7:3O and broke
up little after 11:00.
The Senior masquerade was held
In the high school auditorium Sat
urday night, Oct. 20. The auditor
1um was beautifully decorated, suit
able for Halloween. The Seniors
were dressed in costumes of various
descriptions, ladies from Is to AS.
CLOWNS, farmers, negroes and In
dlans. The evening was spent in
playing games. Refreshments were
served consisting of hot weiner
sandwiches, apples, doughnuts, ma
biscos, and ice cream.
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o ATHLETICS o
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The first basket ball game of the
season comes off Friday night, Nov
4, when M. & M. plays Roseville
High. Everybody come and help
start the season off with rush Ad-
mission 15c, Csc and 35c.
Two new basket ball courts have
been laid out on the armory floor
so that two games can be played at
the same time This is a great relief
to the crowded condition we have
had heretofore when practicing, as
only few men could be kept busy
at one time.
The first team will be picked from
the following men: l.. Forwards
Myron Tolbert, Max Ross; Center
l.. Nell, r. Carder, M. Sears; R. For
wards Conrad White, Merrick
Snearly, Ebert Tolbert; L. Guards
r. Kennard, f. Northrup; R.
Guards-H. Gorrell, C. Osborne.
Basket Ball
Coach Fulks has been giving his
team hard work this week putting
on the finishing touches for the
game Friday evening with Roseyille
High.
With nucleus of last years team
IN Nell, White and Kennard, he has
Dullt up in very short time, a team
that is very promising, and is conf
dent of putting up winning game.