The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-10-04
RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

supper on Friday, September 9th, in
the high school auditorium from
$3.50 to 8 P. M. The menu this year
consisted of chicken and waffies and
other tasty dishes. A good attend
ance of friends and patrons of the
school aided the school in clearing
$1,000 on the supper. Last years
isupper netted $65.OO. The supper,
judging by the comments, was enjoy
ed by ALL The school wishes TO
thank the ladies of the community
for their aid in giving the supper,
the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church for the use of their dishes,
the many merchants and places of
business who contributed food stuffe
literally to the cause. AS result
of this supper our debt on the curtain
and stage equipment placed in our
auditorium has been reduced to
$4,000 The original debt was $3.50.
The enrolment of the high school
!
argest enrolment we have ever had
in the history of our school. Our
argest enrolment last year was POI
pupils.
Our annual Crowell Publishing Co.
magazine campaign begins on Mon
lay, October 7th Golfers, Woman's
Home Companion, American, Farm &
Fireside will be sold by the students.
Our school receives 500 commits
SIGN ON all new and renewed sub
scriptions. In addition to this, each
pupil selling one or more subscrip-
tions will receive a prize.
With the curtain rising on the fall
scholastic sports program Friday, the
coaches of the Rising Sun entries in
the soccer and fieldball leagues view
their championship goal with little
| ,ptimism. On Friday the inaugural
ltruggles take place on foreign soil
lead their elevens to the Perryville
Pondour stronghold. Neither coach
will risk prediction on this meeting,
but previous meetings have given
Rising Sun girls decided edge in
| feldball while the boys are content
with an even rating.
Mrs. Woodward has not posted any
official selection, and it is not unlike
ly that she will present an unan-
With Vera Devine, Ruth Little,
Eleanor Reynolds and Ruth Murphy
being the only veterans left ON the
squad, the remaining seven positions
will be a toss-up between the remain
ing candidates. Gertie Buck, count
ed on for her offensive skill, is lost
to the team as linesman under
doctors orders. Ruth Murphy prob
ably plays her last game for Rising
Sun Friday, since she moves to the
Kenmore section shortly.
The soccer team faces possible in
effective offensive due to the injury
CT key-man, AL Lucas With Brown
and Benjamin the only seasoned
veterans on the squad, The team
stacks up as being too green for eff
fective foot work. During the past
month Mr.. Warren has experimental
with several forward walls and has
no: as yet definitely assigned any one
position to any player. 1t is likely,
however, that Benjamin and Riley
will roam the wings, with GRAPHICAL
at the center forward post Jenkins,
D ona h e, pinsmore, Martindale,
Lucas, Way are among those fighting
for the inside posts. Brown, star
booter for the squad, will probably
feed the forward wall from the center
half-back point, with Goodnow and
Murphy fianking him in the other
half-back positions. To WINS n d,
Gather, Rawlings, Jugler, Keppel,
Williams and McGlothlin round out
the backfield material, with Clifford
and dip alternating in the goal.
The athletic schedule was publish
ed in last weeks issue of this paper.