Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-03-07
EPSON High
School News
Published by Students of
EPSON High School

"A
Sidney Lanier Literary Society
The programs given lately have
aroused interest and have inspired the
members to work better. Our last
meeting was held March 1st. Two
interesting talks were given on litera-
ture; Evelyn Mitchelrs talk was on
the value of literature, while Mary
Alice Pernell gave talk on men who
have contributed to literature. This
was very educational as she told of
the outstanding writers from the 14th
century to the present day.
The 5CAg contestants entered their
songs to be voted on The society
voted that Evelyn Ayscues have first
place and Mary Alice Pernells second
We will decide which one shall be
used at the next meeting. Much time
and effort were put forth on these
songs and the society enjoyed them to
the greatest extent.
RepOrter-Louise Dickie
O'Henry Society
The O'Henry Society had a very in
teresting program on Music" The
following program was given:
Song-Society.
Some Famous Composers of Music
Christine Eaves.
Piano Solo-Miss Martin.
Life of a Great Musician Matte L..
Dickerson.
String Music-Perry Lee Ayscue.
Adele Finch.
Reporter-Etta Lassiter.
Dramatic Club
very educational program was
presented in the Dramatic Club We'd
nesday. Feb. q. The following pro-
gram was given: "Of What benefit is
a Dramatic Club to a School" by
Blanche Weldon. How Nav one De-
rive Benefits from a Dramatic Club"
| by Evelyn Ayscue, How One may
| Make Dramatic Club Worth While. "
by Minnie 3. Short A poem was
given by Evelyn Mitchell and a read
ing by Virginia Parkinson.
After the program delicious refresh
ments were served by the social COM
mittee.
Reporter Elaine Weldon.
Beta Club
great deal of interest has been
aroused in our club by the coming
National Honorary Beta Trip to
Washington" The six members from
EPSON who are planning to go are:
Matte Leigh Dickerson, Mary Alice
| Pernell, Blanche Weldon, Evelyn AVS
cue, Sidney Ayscue and Robert Row
land. We feel that this trip will he
educational as we'll as one Of pleasure
Our next meeting will be held Tues
| day night at the home of Blanche Wei
don. All members are urged to at
tend.-Re Reporter-Evelyn Ayscue.
Athletics
The girls basketball SQUAD afte,
working SO hard to win all the eamee
during the ball season lost our first
championship game with Louisburo
Thursday night. We then defeated
Franklinton Friday afternoon and re-
| ceiver third place in the county cham
pionship games.
The girls are planning 70 on r.
Greenville to enter the state oo,,,oe
! we are very proud of our record tb;e
wear ana are striving to do better.
me members of the squad are as fol
lows Grace Thompson, Evelyn Avs.
cue, wilma OvertOn, Mildred Wilson.
Matte Mae Lester, Sallie Lou Thorn-
son. Emma Lou Grissom, Viola Lester
same Lou Thompson, Emma I,n,
Erlssom, Viola Lester Matte Leigh
Dlckerson, Blanche Weldon. Christine
Eaves, Madolyn Ayscue and Jovce
Medlin. "'S''
Inc EPSON boys ball team also fail
eu 10 get the championship this wear
although every effort was put forth
10 do so. By losing to Franklinton
ana Youngsville placed the BOYS fourth
place in the county. Even though not
gaming first we appreciate the splen-
uiu cooperation and sportsmanship
SHOWN throughout the year
Senior News
| Inc Seniors are working very hard
ieallZing that we have Just a few
days over two months to go to school.
We have almost finished one French
reader and will start in another on
Thursday. -Reporter-Bl Blanche Wei
don
Sophomore News
Our history class is having a very
interesting study on "The French
Revolution" Papers were written this
week on THE French Peasants" and
THE Fall of The Bastille". This selp-
ed us because we had to find refer-
ences in the encyclopedia and other
history books.-Reporter - Christine
Eaves.