The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-01-23
STUDENTS REPORT
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Mr.. BATS SPEAKS AT CHAP
Ell CISES. SOCIE-
TIES ELECT OFFICERS.


AT a meeting of the senior class. it
was decided to accept the kind offer
of The Dawson News TO allow us
weekly column wherein we may let
our friends and patrons know some
thing of our activities. The following
pupils were elected to report the
school news for three week: General
editor. Sarah Shields; sport editor
Mollie Stewart; society editor, Helen
Harre1I; tenth grade, Julian Hicks;
ninth grade, Elizabeth Riordan, and
the eighth grade Louise Bridges.
SOCIETY.
Orr chapel exercises were made
very interesting Wednesday morning
by the visit of Rev. s. F. Lowe and
Mr.. Bats. We considered it a great
pleasure, and were given food LOT
thought in a short talk by Mr. Bats.
The student body regretted to lose
Miss Sessions, who had the year
work so we'll begun, but at the same
time we extend a cordial welcome TO
Miss Mckenzie, who is making our
English classes very interesting
1t gives US much JOY to know that
Carl Bridges, our basket ball captain
has decided to return Tor the spring
term. He is one OF our best players
and if reports are true he IS also one
of our best students.
Last week we appreciated the, VISIT
of two of the board members, Judge
Parks and Mr.. Battle. 1t always en-
courages us when those who have our
interest at heart pay us a VISIT, ana Il
Our high school has decided to re-
Al, CDc1ptfPC ne
first meeting was held Friday alter
noon and the following officers elect
ed
We are glad to have Miss Elaine
COPELAND, former student OF Iiiton,
in our Engliss classes. We feel that
she is an asset. h
We enjoyed very much the visit OF
last years seniors, who came to look
us over" before they left Tor college
Miss Carolyn Chambliss, who was
former pupil of d. H. S., visited the
school last week.
Julian Riley, of Herod, has come to
Dawson as an active member iot the
sophomore class.
FRATERNITY OFFICERS.
The Athenaeum-P President, Gladys |
Moore: vice president Elizabeth Rlor-
dan: secretary. Elizabeth Simmons; |
treasurer, Flora McRee; critic, Cath
crime Roberts; censor, Ella Mae Hol-
lingsworth.
Forum President, Julian Hicks;
vice president, Harry Hayes; secre-
tary and treasurer, Marvin Clay; CEN
sor, Raymond Turner.
From the sophomore class come |
these resolutions, which we would all
do well 10 follow.
Resolved: First, to live up. to cur
motto, Labor omnes vincet (work
overcomes alb, during the spring
term.
Second, to support all athletics and
do our share of the yelling
Third. to come to school every |
morning with a cheerful mien.
Fourth, to make life worth living,
because of earnest preparation now.
SPORTS.
Practice makes perfect, so the girls
of the basket ball team think, and
hence we have spent the last few
weeks trimming our wings for fight.
Now, our capable coach, Miss Nc
Nulty, feels that she can trust our
skill, and we are planning a series OF
games to begin soon. 1t is our amb1-
ton to make a record worthy OF the
standard already raised by the boys.
Our record would not be complete
without mentioning the interesting
work of our younger brothers and sis
tiers along lines of physical training.
You would, indeed, be surprised to
see the splendid team work, the spirit
and the craftsmanship displayed in
the games. Let's agree the Dawson
school is the school for mel
We are backing our school with the
spirit Are you?