The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
By Charles Owens, Reporter.

BY Charles owens, Reporter.
The greatest part of the week was
spent in discussing and planning for
The Tattler." Such a great under
taking requires a good amount OF
thinking and the seniors surely have
put OUT recently The dummies"
have been received and the business
managers have begun to rustic the
ads already. The faculty and the An
nual staff are working hard and prom
Use that the publication will be great
success if the citizens will only do
their part.
Football letters or emblems have
been ordered for the members of the
team who stuck through the entire
season, and will be awarded to the
team by the PIT. A. in the near flu
ture This is the first year anything
has been done for the players in re-
ward for their services and the boys
are awaiting the occasion with grow
ing enthusiasm.
The last but not least game OF more
than half the boys on the d. H. S.
eleven will be the game scheduled to
be played at Fort Gaines on Decem-
Der 18th for the Southwest Georgia
championship. The game will be used
to dedicate the new bridge to be open
ed that day. 1t is hoped that a large
number of loyal Dawson rooters will
accompany the team on its last game
of what has been a wonderful season.
-, ho
scored 234 points against its oppo-
nents' Is. No opponent has ever
crossed either goal line when playing
on the Dawson grldiron.
The new platform in the auditorium
has been finished for the new piano
and will be put in use in the next few
days
Senior Notes by Louise Bridges.
The senior class has been pretty
we'll occupied the past week with the
plans for the Annual. Since the staff
has been elected the only thing LETT
on the program will be the actual
work of gathering the material for
the publication.
The weekly meeting of the senior
literary society was not held last Fri
day as the seniors schedule is more
than full Just recovering from the
monthly exams which were held the
previous week, they were presented
with the fact that the high school
minstrel would make its appearance
in Shellman Friday night, December
4th. The show had to be rehearsed
again and customes gotten in order,
but they went to work with a will,
and the appearance in Shellman was
a success.
The seniors have already begun
plans for the senior class day An ex-
ercise that should arouse quite a bit
lof enthusiasm and will be held in the
future.
Junior Notes by Margaret Lassiter.
The junior literary society assem-
bled Friday afternoon and enjoyed an
Interesting program, as follows;
Debate, Resolved, That Country
Life is Just as Important to Success
as City Life" Affirmative, Spencer
Worthy and Annie Herman; negative
Leila FIiorsley and John Holings-
worth. Short story, Elizabeth Hoyl
reading, Eva Waters; jokes. Anci
Lee; Pen Pictures" by Pinkney
Sears, and a Lesson Poem," by Ed
die Mcdaniel, concluded the program
Sophomore Notes by Hugh Lee.
The sophomore literary society me
last Friday and enjoyed an interest
ing program.
Roll call was answered with rhymes
Jokes by ]. |. Brown; current events
Marvin OVERLY; story, Minor Lewis
solo. Louise Clark; recitation, Vir
ginia Rauch; reading, Sadie Beasley
poem, Alice Lane; riddles, Sam Dear
Rauch; short story, Richard Frazier
address, The Value OF High Schoo
Annual" concluded the program.
The sophomore class recently los
one of its members when William
Bolton moved away. The class wishe!
Bill success in his new school.