Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-11-17

ally progressive and efficient.
Due attention, it seems is being CIV
en- to the matter of broadening your
educational offerings so as to meet
the real needs of the community,
and intelligent work seems also to
be going on in the direction of
awakening active public spirit of the
school in all it's phases. The direc-
ton and supervision of the teaching
corps is also found to be conceived
Of from the modern point of view
and to be faithfully carried out.
May we commend you further for
the excellent new building which
you have provided and for the spirit
of loyalty and seriousness which
seems to have been developed
among the student body.
Very truly yours,
VERNON M. REIGEL,
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O SOCIETY Q
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Wednesday morning in chapel
Mr.. Bishop read a number of very
good paragraphs on courtesy both
in and out of school. One OF them
was upon the subject OF girls stand
ing on the street corners talking
with their friends. If it is neces-
sary to talk any length of time they
should walk along together. An
other was on courtesy that is due
the teachers. Mr.. Bishop impressed
upon us the fact that it is little
things, the "thank you" and eff you
please" that go long way towards
making the teachers think well OF
you. He also said that if every one
would follow the Golden Rule there
would be no need of books on cour"
tesy. Courtesy comes from within
and is not set of rules but rather
an instinct.-A. H.
Delmar Glenn, a Sophomore, has
been very i'll for some time. We all
sincerely hope that he will soon be
able to return.
Roy Appleman, our associate edl-
tor, sprained his ankle THURSDAY
evening at basket ball practice and
was unable to attend school Friday
Science Club
The science club met at the
school house Tuesday, Nov. 8, fol
their regular meeting. The consti-
tuition was amended by changing the
time of the meetings from 1880
O'Clock to 700 and the pattern fol
the club pin was definitely decided
upon during the evening.
The program consisted Of a talk
by Leora Ludwig on Iron ano
Steel" a paper by Raymond Birch,
"The Evolution of the Amphibean;
talk, Eula Smith, Looking at Mars
Through a Mercury Mirror. ."-B. H
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The Adelphians will give an en-
tertainment at the high school aud
itorium next Friday, Nov. 18, at
100 o'clock. A very interesting
program is planned. Everyone who
can, come and see some of our high
school talent on the stage.
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O ATHLETICS Q
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Another large crowd turned out to
see M. & M. win the basket ball
game against. New Straitsville last
Friday night, by score of 46 to FL.
The visitors had very good
team, which showed the result OF
efficient coaching, but the superior
work of our guards was the winning
factor. The lineup was as follows:
M. & Mr.. F., White; L. F..
Kennard; c., Nell; R. G., Gorrell;
L. G., Osborne, and Northrup.
New Straitsville-R. F., Gibson;
L. F., Beattie; c., Alexander; R. G..
Donaldson; l.. G., Urquhart, anc
Mills.
M. & M. Baskets-White, 8 fields
10 fouls; Kennard, 8 fields, 2 fouls;
Nell, 4 fields; Gorrell, l field; Os-
borne, / field.
Baskets made for New Straits
ville-Beattie, S fields, / foul; Glib
son, fields.
M. & M. plays New Straitsville
again Friday at New Straitsville.
Lunatic (entering asylum with at
tendant): 'Is that clock right?"
Attendant: Eyes, quite right"
Iunatic. s"Then what on earth il