The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-09-22
rOoTBALL SCHEDULE
HAS BEEN COMPLETED
:, SCHOOL SOCIETIES HAVE
~ EnlrrREsTING MEETINGS AND
IN uFRY SPIRITED DEBATES.
=, chas. F.. Owens, Reporter.

py Chas. F. Owens, Reporter.
letting of the football team was
= last Monday by Coach John w.
, Tnrgan. A Commute oral practice
Mo' IFcld which was followed by the
Wa ,aot;on OF Carl Bridges as captain
es 1 Charles Owens alternate captain.
anu Ibe three openings in the football
L.J,ie have been closed as follows:
s anoher q Camilla in Dawson; Octo-
o.'053} Dawson in Palham; October
n Dawson in Camilla.
%caoson tickets are now on sale by
onaLare of the senior class. Admis
ln .ea 70 the games will be Is and so
, sonts Five home games have been
';aned up. Buy your season ticket ear
~ 60 as to obtain the full benefit.
DPeo" meetings were held in the
- school auditorium Thursday and
n Tsd.y mornings. Songs and yells
.rere learned by the students and when
W, VA nv their cheer leaders, headed by
w. Isma Swain, the walls of the
MD H. S. resounded as they never
Senior Notes by Louise Bridges.
he program of the Senior Literary
coa;atv was most unusual. The pro-
sru was as follows: A story telling,
sTbr Life of Mary's Little Lamb" by
paniah Mathis; "A Point in Favor of
%s little Lamb" Susie Sem; "a
Paint in Favor of the Wolf OF Red
riding Hood" by E. R. Daniels. Clar-
snce Miller read an original poem
. .nr by Charles Owens. A most
inter-, ,ateresting debate followed, the sub
ie ert being: Resolved, That Mary's
little Lamb Was Not as Good as His
fleece Was White" On the affirma-
1--WE we're Tom Edwards and Jewel
nsyis and on the negative Charles
Owens and Evelyn Marlin. The judges
decided unanimously in favor OF the
negative. If anyone wishes to know
som1ething concerning the life OF
Wary's lamb just ask any senior and
Won will surely receive the correct in
formation
The seniors have been working
overtime trying to select the class
RINGS and invitations 1t was finally
\ decided to procure the rings from one
firm and the invitations from the firm
who furnished them last year. The IN
vtation has been adopted as the high
! schools, and will be the same as last
YEARS.
Junior Notes by Margaret Lasseter.
The Junior literary society has
4 chosen for it's name the Junior Liter
ary Club. The entire class enjoyed
program at the last meeting, which in
GUIDED a Mock Faculty, in which
members of the class impersonated
the teachers.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day at the usual time.
Sophomore Notes by Dan Finn
The Sophomore Literary Society
@ganized Tuesday and the following
we're elected officers: Tommy Whit
tngton, president; Murray Lee, vice
n PRESIDENT; Sara HollomanSS secretary
! and treasurer.
The regular meeting was held Fri
day, when the program was as tol-
lows: Meeting called to order by the
PRESIDENT Story by Dan Finn. De
bate Resolved, That Mich Cow is
More important nan a foId. Al
mmative, Minor Lewis and Clayton
Owens; negative, Murray Lee and
lanes Bridges. Poem by Louise Clark.
4 Current events by Claude Bridges.
n Address by Jim Taylor Crouch, Why
We Must Support Our Football
Team" A regular session will be held
each Friday during the English period,
Freshman Notes by Carroll Hicks.
The Freshman Literary Club held
its first meeting Friday. The officers
elected we're: President, Sam Jones;
vice president, Ike English; secretary,
Elizabeth Edwards; reporter, Carroll
Hicks; cheer leader, Fannie Alexan-
dria.
The program consisted of a debate,
humorous stories, poems and current
events