The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-01-30
STUDENTS REPORT
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
GLEE CLUB WILL GIVE EN-
TERTAINMENT. A COURTESY
CAMPAIGN. OTHER ITEMS.

Each week seems to bring new
asset TO our Junior class. This time it
is Miss Mary Miller, of Bronwood,
who has joined our ranks. We extend
to her hearty welcome. .,
The girls and the boys basket ball
teams will have a double header with
Rich1and on Friday night at 1850
O'Clock. This will be the girls hrst
game, and we are betting on them to
vim: OF course, the boys will win!
Come see the games. We want your
support; we need your encourage
ment.
The little folk of the fifth grade,
whose department came up to the
standard. were awarded with trip
ia fhe picture show on Thursday af-
ternoon. Miss Tyler's method OF en-
couraging good behavior has worked
wonders during this first month OF
the new year, i,f :,
We were greatly helped by Mr.
GODDARD, one OF our state educators,
in a very wholesome and insprational
talk. His .co-worker, Miss Kate Park,
er. read for u.s. one OF Uncle. Refnus
stories. Back to our very early child
hood she took us, and we found our
selves "spell-bound" by the new-oid
wisdom of Bre'r Fox.
The glee,. club, held their weekly
meeting Tuesday afternoon IN, the au-
ditorium and plans were made Tor
program, which is to be. presented to
the public this spring. If the entthusi-
asm which they9have already shown
is kept up we are sure the program
Will .bea something. good.
The bulletin board, recently placed
in the Junior class room, is a source
OF inspiration and information. Close
touch is thus kept with the big world
outside, for items of local. national
and international interest are discuss
ed daily. a.,
Lucille Wilcox. who has entered the
freshman class. -
Gleanings From the Courtesy
Campaign"
Mr.. Monts, noticing a decline IN
our 'good3fmanners, has put on
courtesy campaign" While we are
erdeavoring to iifcfease III wisdom we
do. not wish to decrease IN polIteness,
Good manners not only mark rs as
cultured and refined, but, they make
us 'hkeable Tor
'eIearts like doors will ope with ease
To- very, very little keys;
And don't forget that two are these;
L thank you, SIR and If you please.
I'VE owe these courtesies to others:
l.. Never speak when another is
speaking.
3, Never think, you must be the
center of attraction. Another might
deserve as much attention as you.
Be courteous to elderly people.
A. Danish a self-conscious spirit by
attempting to help another.
S. Keep hate and revenge out OF
YOUR mind. 1t will make you less low
able z4a.ir
6. Be both trustworthy and trust
~. II you fcan,t say anything good
about a person say nothing
."If l perform these courtesiess
have the right-tn- expect them from
others; it | do not perform each OF
them l haze no right to expect any.
of them from. others. Thus puPil
OF the junior class writes. From time
TO time other gfeanings from this cam
paign will be published.
ITO CAMPUS DOTS.
Miss Remgssog tFalling on Annie Ami
Herman, who Was not paying, atten-
tom Annie, tell me about the last
days of -PQmpeii,"'
: Annie: sEr4his last days-er-er were
very sad. He died of old age.
Astronomer Miss Lockette, are
you interested in the stars'
Carolyn Oh, yes. Douglas FAR
banks, especially.
Mr.. Cheves unintentionally announc-
ed the engagement of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheer Leader"
Miss Fletcher: Helen Harrell, who
killed President Lincoln?
Helen: Wilkes Booth Lincoln.
Miss Mckenzie: Ella Frances, what
is metz frA'
Ella Frances; A net is lot OF holes
tied together with knots.
OUR YESTERDAY.
by Gladys Lewis
Our yesterday is in the past
Anotber rCheb along life'S WaV;