The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-03
REHEARSALS BEGIN
FOR SCHOOL PLAY
CHAPEL RCISES MADE
MORE INTERESTING. OTHER
NEWS OF DAWSON HIGH.
By Charles Owens, Reporter.

by AI1dIlCS OWCIlo, lNl'<
The first rehearsal OF the play to
be given by the students OF the high
school was held Monday night. From
the looks OF the material on hand the
play should be a great success. Miss
Swain, the director, feels that with a
reasonable amount of help the show
should be ready Nov. 10Th. Rehearsals
will be held each night from now on.
Chapel exercises have been resum-
ed and things are gradually dropping
back to the regular routine. The SEN
ior class made a good contribution
Thursday to the regular program gen.
orally carried out in chapel. A quar-
tette composed of Virginia Peddy,
Frances Clay, Louise Bridges and
Everlyn Marlin rendered most en-
joyable number. The entire senior
class gave my Bonnie Lies Over the
Ocean," the boys singing the verse
and the girls joining in the chorus.
On Wednesday of this week male
quartette from the senior class will
furnish entertainment for the chapel
service Visitors are vordially invited
to meet with us daily in the school
auditorium at 1880 o'clock.
Senior Notes by Louise Bridges.
The seniors rings and pins have at
last arrived-how happy they are.
They are beginning to feel more like
"dignihed seniors" now. If you have
not seen their esteemed possessions
do not delay longer
The literary society held the reg,
u1ar weekly meeting Friday. It opened
with the roll call answered with liter
airy quotations. Following these quo
tations Ann Carol Kaufman gave all
address on The Value of a Smile "
| OF course the seniors are going to
put into practice all the provisions
made in the address. Mamie Kelly
gave. some Pen Pictures and much
interest was manifested. Rens Trot-
man recitcd lesson poem, 60 tc
Work" and all are going to heed the
advice given. What would the class
do without jokes? For this occasion
they we're furnished by Mary Lot
Love1ace, and were greatly enjoyed
Next ensued a most spirited debate
the subject being Resolved, That All
Girls With Straight Hair Should Have
a Permanent Wave" Affirmative
Clarence McRee and Evelyn Pace
negative, Carl Bridges and Minnie
Mae Roberts. Last but not least was
the short story by Alice Jennings.
The next meeting will be held or
Friday, November 5th,
Sophomore Notes by Hugh Lee.
The sophomore class failed to hear
the wedding bells ring Tuesday
morning, but were told the glad news
Wednesday morning. One of the best
loved classmates was drowned Tues
day evening in the rough and rugged
sea OF matrimony The young bride
Miss Sara Holloman, formerly OF the
Dawson high school, ventured fortF
with. Mr. Sam Snellgrove, of Stewart
Fla The young newlyweds have the
best wishes of the sophomore class.
The sophomore class enjoyed
most interesting program last Friday
Roll call was answered with shor
joke A spelling match was the mex
thing on the program. A lesson poem
was given by Hildreth Langley. The
program was closed with a short story
by Emery Mcdaniel.
Freshman Notes by Lucy Woods
The program given by the freshman
literary society Friday was as follows
A mock faculty, Howard McRee a!
Mr. Monts; Bolton Jennings as Mr.
Tolleson; James Marshall as Mr.
Morgan; Geraldine Russell as Mis-.
Jordan; Eunice Brim a. Miss Swain
Several good laughs were obtained
from the acting OF these pupils. Next
were jokes by Lille Mae Newton
and class prophecy by Idelle McLen-
don. The meeting was closed after
some business had been brought be
fore ii by the various committees.