Smyrna times., 1922-04-12
SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Entertainments and Athletics Engage
Attention of Pupils Outside of
School HOurs-GOOd Baseball

The last of the Lyceum entertain
ments were given last Thursday even
ing at the Opera House, and the peo-
pie on the whole were more than
pleased with the entire course. Louis
Williams, the electrical entertainer,
held the attention of the audience
through the evening. But something
must be done if the community wants
the course to return next year. 1t is up
to the people to get busy. This list
of entertainment is both thoroughly
educational and entertaining to your
child. The teachers last year or rath-
er during the last course lost nearly
one hundred dollars, which they had
to make up out of their own pocket.
Is it right that they should have to do
this every year? If you are willing
to support this course you are invited
to see Prof. Schantz and arrange
about helping to support it. On Fri
day evening, April %, at the Century
Club House, Musical will be given
by the Glee Club of the High School.
Mrs. Whiteman, the music instruc-
tor, has given much of her time to
make this event a success. You will
have a chance to come and see the
progress that has been made in our
schools in this line of work. The pro-
! gram will last a whole evening. Ad-
mission, 35 cents for adults, and 25
cents for children. The program is as
| follows:
Chorus Ensemble. ...... ."Finiculi-Fincula''
Violin Solo "Cavatina", (Bohn)
David c. Lloyd
Chorus Ensemble.
'Hamer Song and Winter Roses
! Vocal Duet, I'm the Garden of My Heart"
! Alma Coleman and Anna Bennet
Chorus-BOys .... Don't Leave Me Nanny
Vocal Solo. "Roadways" James McClain
Chorus Ensemble. -. .... .... Santa Lucia
Chorus-7th and sth Grades,
Reading. The Mustard Plaster" Louise Sevil
Vocal Solo. Little Bo-Peep.".. Anna Bartlett
Chorus-Girls
Piano Solo. by the Mountain Spring"
Eva Stehley
i William Patterson
Chorus Ensemble. Mighty, Like a Rose
Chorus-Grls. Little Orphan Annie
Vocal Solo. Land of Sky-Blue Waters
Margaret Turner
Entire Chorus. .... .... America
The senior class has ordered theil
class play and expect to receive theil
parts next week. They will be direct.
ed by MMle. Louise Morris, a gradu.
ate of Syracuse University. This yer.
j sion will be farce in three acts anC
will be one of the best that ever daz
zled the populace over the foot-ight:
at the Smyrna Opera House.
Athletics Takes on Enthusiasm
Old Sol is out in all his glory, an,
the base ball season is at hand. We
have thrown away our fannels am
brought out our spikes, scravellina
and shaving like Trojans, on tn,
diamond in cold blast and fiurries S,
that we will be fit as we see the ghos
of last years championship Haunting
before our eyes. Will we win it
That alone is the question that fat,
will decide, but we will try. This
Wednesday, afternoon we will pla,
first game of the season against Eel
ton on the home grounds. Pleasan
= ton and Moore will be the battery fo
Smyrna. If we can defeat FELTON, il
this game we will have a good chanc
j to obtain the championship of tn
1 county. Broadway will be in his Gus
d tomary place at first base. Eithe
: Danes or Deemer will cavort aroun
J.. second, while Patterson will cover tn
e position around short. Since Patter
+ son shifted to shortstop, Hutchiso
: will play third. This comprises tn
x infeld, which promises to be as goo
as last seasons. The out field will
composed of Smith, Curry and /
f Hutchison. The substitutes will
e Jackson, Hurd and Heather. Anothe
= pitching phenomena has been discoN
e cred, VIM. Curry, who twirled last yea
n for Pennsgrove High and entered ou
2. school this year, will be given a chanC
r to display his wares. All baseba
J. fans are invited to be on the ground
i at 9.45 o'clock. Get your coats o
= and yell for the Smyrna team.
: Prospect of Good Track Team at Hig
II Boys interested in track work have
X most inviting program ahead of thel
:. this year. The Penn Relays will i
/ held the last week in April. Th
:; University of Delaware meet will /
5. held on May the 9Th, and the Ker
l. County meet on May the 19tl
Il Bronze medals will be awarded
each event, and silver loving cups an
banners to the school bringing off til
Z. greatest number of points. TheS
events are open to all high school boy
le and even the smaller boys can entt
the Merit Badge contest. Delawal
a boys have never had better chanc
is and we hope that large numbers wi
I'd practice for the coming events
n Correspondent.
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