The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-30
FLASHES FROM J. H. S.

Friday, October 6, a Riley pro-
gram will be presented in the Den
mis- chapel. The program is being
planned by the Special Day COM
mittee, of which Mabel Bortner is
chairman.
A feature of the woodwork
course at Dennis this semester will
be the study of home mechanical
work, learning how to do the many
little repair jobs in the home which
save time and money.
Members of the faculties OF Den
mis- and Garfield Junior High
schools went on a camp supper
Friday evening. The lunch was
prepared by the Domestic Science
department of the schools.
lEost of the boys in Mr. Klaes'
metal work classes are doing forge
work; some are making gate hooks
and watch fobs, and a few are
working on the lathes. Soon they
will begin work in sheet metal.
Dennis pupils were asked to sub
nit names for their new school
paper this week. Council will Sc
lect limited number of them in its
meeting Monday, and the pupils
will vote on them in their assembly
rooms Tuesday.
The music committee had charge
of the following program, which
was given in the Dennis assembly,
Thursday morning: Bible reading,
Principal Heironimus selection,
orchestra; reading, Verda King;
violin solo, Neva Bowman; select
ion, SAB girls chorus; piano solo,
Marjorie Beck; and vocal solo, Mr..
Mitchell.
Catherine Fulghum was elected
secretary of the I'D" senate in it's
meeting Thursday, to take the
place OF Edith Johnson, who had
to resign on account of points. In
it's next meeting, the senate will
elect a qualifications committee of
three boys and three girls to look
over the records of the pupils who
arc candidates for school honors.
The first number of the Head
light, the Garfield paper, will be
Halloween number and will appear
sometime during the latter part of
October. Edna Scott is editor-in-
chief of the staff; Maxine Leech
and James Coe, assistant editors;
Pauline Spaulding, literary editor;
Charles Waggoner and Edna Man
ford, news reporters; Virginia Rog-
ers, athletic reporter; and Howard
Roach, circulation manager.
Members of the SAB Girls Glee
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first appearance in assembly Thurs
day morning, are: Ruth Bortner,
Martha Hobson, Virginia Rankin,
Lelah Van Etten, Hazel Virgins,
Martha Evans, Virginia Howells,
Jane Knollenberg, Lois Robbins,
Violet Saunders, Stella Shores,
Daggett, Edna Phillips, Garnet
Marjorie Thistlethwaite, Eleanora
Thompson, Maude Shonkwiler, Beu-
lab Bowers, Mary Haas, Mary Ber-
man, Ella van Etten, Gwendolyn
Craver, Lucille McMahan.
Principal Heironimus was named
president of the Dennis board of
publicity in its organization meet
ing held Tuesday. Elizabeth Kra-
mer was made secretary. The fol-
owing activities were assigned to
different groups of the board to
cover" for news: office and or
ganization, English and foreign lam
guage, practical and fine arts, sci
ence and social science, mathemat-
les and business training, physical
training and athletics. A vacancy
in this organization will be filled
in the next meeting of council.
Curtis Aiken has been named
chairman of the general exercises
committee of the Garfield school
council; Eugene Whaley, of the
physical education committee, and
Ruth Richardson, of the social edu-
cation committee. Robert Sudhoff
is secretary of the organization,
Dorothy Bosworth, assistant sec
rotary, and Maxine McCune, finan-
cial secretary. The social educa-
ton committee has been directed
to appoint committee of pupils,