The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-25
]. H. S. FLASHES

Jane knollenberg and Helen
Sell were housekeepers in the Dem
mis- lunch room last week.
The dynamos which furnish the
power for the high speed lathes
were installed Tuesday in the Den
mis- woodwork room.
A program of violin and vocal
solos furnished by Prof. Hicks and
Mrs. 1gleman was enjoyed We'd
nesday morning, in the Dennis
chapel.
Officers elected in Miss Naples
division of the boys cooking club
are as follow S: Hervey Cook,
president; William Hosier, secre-
tary; and Leslie Howe, treasurer.
Members of Mr.. Miller's wood
work club of Dennis have been
working after school and in many
extra hours, making many differ
ent kinds of things, including kites,
bird houses and piano lamps.
Willard Maddox and Gilbert Nc
Connell, of the Dennis woodwork
classes, were building a platform
in one corner of their room last
week, where the schools cobbling
outfit will be placed and shoes re-
paired.
Slides of the pictures used in the
Famous Pictures contest were
shown Friday, March "a, before
members of the Junior Art assoc
iation. They will be shown in the
Garfield chapel exercises, Friday.
March 81.
Lestra Hitberd is president, and
Virginia Brookbank, secretary, Of
the Garfield girls dramatic club.
Captains of the four groups of this
club are, Lucille Wicket, Joseph
inc Thorn, Margaret Tillson, Mar
garet Weddle.
Mr.. Brown has offered a picture
painted by himself to the assembly
room of Dennis which makes the
highest score in the Picture con
test. The painting is now on ex-
hibit in the north corridor of the
Dennis school.
All girls are urged to come out
for indoor baseball, Miss Loehr an
nounced Tuesday. Garfield girls
will begin baseball Tuesday, March
2S, and Dennis girls, Wednesday,
They may play outdoors when the
weather is favorable.
Members of the 7B-1 and 9. Gen
eral Science classes, of Dennis,
which meet with Miss Crabb, took
a trip to Earlham,~ Monday, when
Professor Markle showed them the
biological laboratory and the mu-
scum and gave them a short talk
on birds.
The following juniors from the
Dennis and Garfield art classes
have made posters advertising the
Famous Pictures contest which
are exhibited in windows of shops
and stores along Main street:
Northrup Elmer, Paul Harper and
Mable Bortner.
The Dennis group of volunteers
for the Girls Reserves, of which
Miss Loehr is leader, has % men,
bers After these girls secure 40
honors, they will officially become
regular Girl Reserves. Study of
the manual and work for these first
honors was to be begun Friday,
March "a. Chairmen of the COM
mittees of this group are: Mable
Bortner, scout committee; Frances
Drifmeyer, innings and outings
committee; Marion Hodgin, serv-
&c committee.
The following people will plan
he chapel programs at Dennis:
speakers committee, Marie Mack
~, chairman, Lelah Van Etten,
ieorge Hayward; Music, Tracy
evans, chairman, Lucille Harris,
elizabeth Kramer; Mixed, Mar
,aret Kemper, chairman, Frederick
Raymond Wilson;
Special Days, Mabel Bortner, chair
nan, Flossie Baldwin, Louise Wag-
Ter; Evolutionary, Harry Norton,
hartman, Kathryn Fulghum, Betty
)odd; Play, Kathryn Weimer,
hartman, Margaret Grant, Eliza
eth Jay.