Miss Waller, the head of the Ful.-
lic School Music Department, il
conduct the Music Appreciation work
every Thursday in chapel. if the at-
titude of the student body is in favoi
of a contest, one will be arranged for
later in the term.

The death of Edith IFenne] on Sat-
urday, October 4, has brought a note
of sadness into the school life. She
became ill on Thursday and was tak-
¢ to her home at Fennelton near
Butler, Friday she underwent an op-
eration for appendicitis and passed
away the following morning. Fun-
eral services were held at her hom:
Tuesday morning, October 7. The
school was represented by Miss John-
son, Miss Brown, and Mr. Allison oi
the faculty, and By Miss Viola Pfaft
from the student body. Miss Fennel
was a member of the junior class and
had affiliated herself with the Y. W.
C. A. of the school and the young
ladies Bible class of the DMethedist
Church, “The Loyal Daughters of the
King.”

A meeting for the Dr. Muiphy
iiemorial was held, Dr. Eisenberg
beine appointed chairman and Mr.

THE SLIPPERY ROCKET

lHeadland Secretary. The decision
was made to invest one half the fund;
subseribed on January 1, 1925. The
income from this investment is to be
used for replacements and additions
to the history library. A sixty vol-
ume order has already arrvived for
the library.

 

Tuesday, October 7, is marked with
special interest because of the visit
of the board of trustees to the scheel.
Mrs. McCauley, Hon. J. M. Galbreath,
Dr. McGarvey, Mr. Bingham, Mr.
Grandey and Mr. Mifflin constitute
the membership of the board present.

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We were delighted to have them as-
sigt in chapel exercises, Mr. Grandey
conducting the devotional exercises,
and Mrs. McCauley favoring us with
a short talk.

 

Under the supervision of Miss Me-
Clymonds, the art class has begun a
study of the current coinage. Thiu
this study the students are expectcd
to become acquainted with the work
and lives of the modern Americai:
sculptors.

 

Miss Parks spent the week end in
Pittsburgh.

 

 

 

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