Graham guardian., 1921-10-21
High School Notes
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ual training. To add to the excite
ment, a large centipede was found
in the domestic room peacefully re.
posing in dish pan. Dust one more
thing to make dish washing popular.)
Mr. Rice captured the centipede and
bottled it for future biology ex.
periments. After a day of terror t.
the teachers downstairs, the snake
was found.
The Literary society was organized
a few weeks ago, They have given
several entertaining programs, and
some interesting debates have been
carried on with great gusto A Span
ish program will be given in the az
ditorium, on Friday afternoon. Par.
ents and other visitors are welcome.
A Literary Society is a good factor
in any school and one cannot be
urged too strongly to join.
The II, III and ~ year Spanish
students have organized a Spanish
Club, which will hold its meeting
every other Friday at the home Of
its members. The following officers
were elected: Mildred Sowell, presi-
dent; Georgia Haskin vice president;
Perley Woolsey, secretary and treas
lrer. At each meeting, after short
business session a literary program
| viii be given. Only Spanish will De
spoken at these meetings. The first
meeting will be held next Friday at
the home of Miss Mildred Sowell
A yictrola is now installed in the
typing room which goes to show that
art and commercialism can be sue
cessfully combined. Tipping by music
not only breaks the monotony of the
work but aids it lin the respect that
1t helps one to attain an even touch.
The Girls Glee did great credit to
Miss Clymer's directorship when they
sang in Chapel last Tuesday. The
song which was a lullaby, proved
very soothing to our jazzed nerves
The Junior English class has now
adopted parliamentary rules in carry
ing on their discussions. This prov
ed more satisfactory than the former
method used 1t is also to be an
nounced that the Junior class will
willingly debate on any subject rang.
ing from, "The Jap Question" to 9TH:
Best Time to Climb Tree" This
said class is exceptionally brilliant
On any subject pertaining to Shakes
)eare's plays.
The members of the Sophomore
class and Miss Bracy, their faculty
advisor, quite distinguished theni
selves in the role of entertainers last
Saturday night when they gave a
party for the High School and faculty
The entertainment began with the ini
tiation of the Freshmen and their
sponsor The upperclassmen were
seated around the room. The Fresh
les were brought in one by one, blind
folded and made to speak through a
tube representing telephone; -four
was blown into the face of the speak
er The victims were then seated il
small green chairs placed in circle
Miss Douden, their sponsor, was ther
perched on high stool in their mids,
and made to tell them the story
THE Thre Bears" was so interest
lngly told that in spite of its antiqu
ity, it held the attention of everyone
Even the dignitied seniors were seer
to listen in the rapt wonderment Of
a four-year old which is usually apaf
ent by the dropping of the lower Jaw
and the eXtention of the eye-balls
The story was then acted out by well
chosen members of the honored class
A great many games played in which
everyone took part and seemen to en-
joy.
The Freshies who we're made to be
the goats" throughout the evening
bore 1t in all good grace and humor
They were soon compensated for theii
mental anguish when they were sery
ed as guests of honor at dainty
table, while the faculty and upper
class men were served at desks.
1t is needless to say that the well
prepared "eats" helped greatly to
, wards the success Of the party, The
remainder Of the evening was spent
in the auditorium where an i'm
promptu program was given.
The party broke up with some peppy
yells which seemed to express the
good time everyone had had.
Yonnie Dial