Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-03-23
THURSDAY, MARCH 2s, 1922

Shawnee % 26
West Lafayette 9 %
Asheville 13 IA
Athens II 5
Barnesville 20 27
Marietta II s
4, Capitol University 18 %
Total 336 524
Whites foul record is 65 out of
1874, Kennard made good 18 out of
35 chances and Tolbert threw out
of free throws. Thus M. & M. s
foul shooters made so per cent of
the foul shots.
Nell who plays left guard has
been a member of the varsity for
three years, and his loss along with
that Of White will be greatly felt.
"Babe" White who has been a mem
be of the varsity for four years, is
one of the fastest forwards M. & M.
has ever developed. The Red and
White will however start the 1922
% season with bright prospects, for
Jenkins, Kennard, Gorrell, Tolbert
and Ross are in their Junior year
while Osborne is Freshman and
Northrup a Sophomore.
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The last Athenian program was
held in the III. S. auditorium Friday,
March II. 1t was of.the best if not
the best program given this year.
The play entitled "Kleptomaniac"
was exceptionally good. The presi-
dent, Augusta Button. presided and
the following program was render
ed Selection, H. s. orchestra; reci-
tation, Irene Lamb; grafton. Bern
hard Mercer; piano solo, Eleanor
Erwin; recitation, Ruth Roberts;
essay, Ellis Wilson; selection, H. S.
orchestra; debate, Resolved that
war spreads civilization faster than
Leland jenkins and
Roy Ferguson; neg, Herman Elliott
and Herbert Ross. The characters
in the play were: Pauline Spung,
Adeline Woods, Opal Martin, Mar
garet Brooks, Blanche Spears and
Leora Ludwig.
The debate vas decided in favor
program will be March 81, in the
come as this is the last program.
"The Pierces" entertained the H. |
S. children in the auditorium Tues
day Immediately after school. Mrs.
Pierce gave funny reading or two 7
which was greatly enjoyed and Mr.. |
Pierce also gave reading in which
he represented "The old country
gentleman" We were all very much
pleased with them, and large num-
Der of the school children returned
20 hear them again that evening.
The last number of the lecture
course was given in the high school
last Tuesday evening by
The Pierces." 1t was probably the
pest number of the lecture course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce gave several !
humorous numbers, but they also
gave a few numbers which carried
/ good moral with them. A very
arge crowd was present,and all
we're delighted with the fine pro-
gram.
Chapel
Miss Pyle gave brief history of
lrt in chapel Wednesday, telling of
he sculpture and painting in the an
.ient Pagan times, in the early
Christian era and in more modern
lines. Then with the use of our
magic lantern pictures we're thrown
IN the screen showing number of
he masterpieces of art. First were
pictures of the pyramids. the Aero
polls and the coliseum. The Ro-
nan Forum, the leaning tower at
Pisa and the arch of Titus were also
shown. Pictures of the Cathedral
and opera house at Milan, Italy, of
Abbey, of Ann Hatha-
ways home, Reynolds Age of Inno-
,ence, Millet's The Cleaners and a
great many others were reproduced
IN the screen.-F. B.
The Science club met Thursday,
March 16 in the high school labor
atory. The program consisted of
talks on benefits to be derived from
he study of certain subjects as fol-
ows: Physics Ferne Benjamin,
Chemistry, Margaret Brooks; Biolo-
~, Delmer Glenn; Plane Geometry,
Helen Button; Algebra 2, Leora
3.
Glass Banners Being Selected
A committee taken from the {
Senior class has been appointed to
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