The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-06
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members Of the Sunday evangel-
istic party will have charge of the
Dennis chapel exercises. Mr.. Sun
, day will give a short address.
Garfield first and second teams
won from the Dennis first and sec
ond teams in two baseball games
played Friday evening, May 5, on
the Garfield grounds. The final
score for the first game lin which
the two first" teams opposed each
other) was Is to 10, and for the
second game, 19 to Is.
Members of the joint athletic
board of Dennis and Garfield
made the following eligibility rule
for all those taking part in school
athletic contests: No student will
be eligible to take part in any ath-
letic contest unless on the Friday
preceding the week of the contest,
he was passing in all regularly
graded subjects.
Members of the Sunday evangel-
istic party had charge of the
chapel exercises at Garfield, Fri
day morning, May 5, beginning at
.S:45 o'clock. Mr.. Sunday gave
short talk, and solo numbers were
furnished by Miss Kinney and Mr..
Rodeheaver In addition to this,
Principal Manning gave Bible
reading, and the school orchestra
played several selections.
Girls in Miss Williams assembly
room were awarded the citizenship
pennant at Garfield Friday, April
%, for having the highest standing
for the past two weeks. The pen
nant is purple and old gold, with
the word, Citizenship" on it. Boys
in Miss Thompsons room won the
boys pennant, which was black
and yellow. Lettering for the pen
nants was done by Northrup Elmer.
Mrs. Fred Bartel and Mr.. Ernest
Renk sang a duet in the Dennis
chapel exercises, on Wednesday
morning. Mr.. w. C. Pitts, of Earl
ham college, and Verda King gave
Rotations; several members of
the girls gym classes gave clown
dance in gay costumes of black,
white and red Musical numbers
were also given by the TAI music
classes and the Dennis school or
chestra.
Garfield 8B pupils organized as a
class Monday, May /, electing the
following officers: Thelma Shar-
kit, president; Frances Champion.
secretary; John Harding, treas
urer; Miss Boyd, Mr.. Pohlkotte,
sponsors. A program committee,
with the following members, was
appointed: Lorraine Clarke, chair
man; Lucille Wicket, Leora Jo-
banning, Freeman Harris and Mer-
rift Swails. This committee is
planning class party to be held
sometime next week.
Ethelda Hinckle was awarded
first place among Junior High
school pupils in the Earlham Dia-
mond Jubilee poster contest We'd
nesday by the judges. Kenneth
Lovin received second award.
Marcia Dennis, third; and Archie
Brehm, honorable mention. First
prize was IS; second, SO; third, So.
hO JuuSCO WSIS MIS-. Arthur
Charles, Miss Elizabeth Comstock,
Miss Bessie Whitridge and E. c.
Cline. The posters are now being
exhibited at Earlham college.
Members of the Dennis School
Council accomplished several i'm
portant pieces of business in their
meeting, on Thursday. They ap-
pointed color committee to inves-
tigate the selection of large ban
ner and smaller pennants in
green and white, to represent the
school and to be used as decoration
for school contests. It's members
were, Kathryn Weimer, chairman;
Rudolph Maule, Rice Silliman,
Claud Bond, Title Abbott, Eliza
beth Kramer. They voted that a
stop watch be purchased to be
used in all athletic events of the
school and that green and white
buttons be bought for members of
the schools police force. Owing to
the withdrawal of Harold Nuss and
Joe Silliman from school, council
elected Albert Evans and Louis
Jones to take their places on the