The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-23

junior practised on his instrument
during the summer. The highest
card returned was that of Marcia
Weisgerber, who has practised for
100 hours. A prize will be given
! her in the next meeting of the or
chestra, which will be Monday.
No activities will be organized at
Dennis during the present semester.
Friday, Sept. 20, the first and sec
! ond varsity baseball teams, of Gar
! field and Dennis will oppose each
other in the first inter-school game
of the season.
In Garfield chapel exercises, Fri
day, Sept %, the following musical
program was given: Selection, or
chestra; Bible reading, Mr.. Mann
ing; vocal solo, Mrs. Lloyd Harter;
violin trio number, Barney Red
dington, Ruth Hamilton, Marcia
Dennis; piano solo, Miss Marjorie
Beck; violin solo, Professor F. K.
Hicks.
The following were elected Mon
Noy hoOH Vi lllC
field school council: Curtis Akin,
Claire Evans, Robert Chestnut,
Kenneth Baxter, Johnson Healy,
Cleo Homrighous, Howard Roach,
Roy McAdams, Willard Pegg, Will
ard Luby, Richard Sheppard, Cor
neal Shirley, Kenneth Voss, Eugene
Whaley, Barbara Bentlage, Eliza
beth Jenkins, Susan Dickinson,
Gertrude Dixon, Martha Ann Gen
net, Dorothy Hadley, Elizabeth
King, Georgia Keasling, Mildred
Michael, Pauline Massey, Mary
Elizabeth Reese, Ruth Richards,
Dorothy Wentz, Garnet Wehrley,
Maxine Campbell, Rhea Pyle.
Council adopted in a called meet
ing Wednesday a recommendation
made by the organization commit
tee that Dennis have its own school
paper and not joint publication
with Garfield as was published last
semester, and that one of the asso-
ciate editors be made editor-in-
chief, and the other, his assistant.
The paper will be printed at Senior
High school from slugs cast on the
new linotype machine which has
been installed there. Betty Dodd
was elected editor-in- chief; Mark
Crafts, assistant, and publication
is yet to be elected.
Other members of the staff are:
news reporters, Charlene Foreman,
Francis Peacock; literary and joke
editor, Margaret Grant; athletic
reporters, Edith Johnson, Roger
Lindley; circulation manager Jacob
Worley.
Following is the list of clubs
which was submitted to Garfield
Wednesday for them to
elect and vote upon: Art club,
Miss MANHOOD; Girls Dramatic
hub, Miss Williams; Story Telling
Tub, Miss Minter; Boys Clee club,
dr. Rice; Girls Hiking and Nature
hub, Miss Carroll and Miss Shera;
Hiking, Mr.. Miller; Debating, Miss
Girl Reserves, Miss
3oyd; Working Boys Athletic
hub, Mr.. Lyboult; History Story
hub, colonial period, Mr.. Wagner;
Travellers, Mr.. O'Dell; French.
Hiss Elliott; Girls chorus. Miss
chultz; Boys Dramatic reading
Tub, Mr. Stutz; See Your City,,
iiss Jay; Latin, Miss Grothaus;
iris Manual Training club, Mr..
smun; Boys Woodwork and Toy
laking, Mr.. Brenton; First Aid,
IRIS. Graves.
Next week pupils in the GAL and
, English classes, which meet with
fr. Mitchell, will begin a special
Judy of the newspaper, work on
MS subject taking the class hour
n Fridays once a week Those in
he 9A-1 will be the staff of a morn
lg newspaper and those on the
Az will form the staff of an after
Don paper, and competition will
nus add interest to their collecting
nd writing of their news material.
ach pupil in the class will be
ssigned beat" a source of
ews, and will be expected to COL
'ct his material and write it I'D
efore Thursday of the next week.
hey will then edit and re-write it,
eeping it in permanent form. Mr..
itchell, who has been in news
lper work in Muncie, and who is
cry interested in the work, will
It as editorin-chief and the re-