"UNCLE REMUS"
STUDENTS' PART IN NORMAL TEAM
JUNIOR HIGH
STORY PROGRAM THE TOURNAMENT
ENDS SEASON
ACTIVITIES
In the free chapel period on MonFor the second rime during the 3!)ii.'J
The coming High School tournament
The following officers were eileeted
day, Mar ch 10, an "'Uncle Remus" Story means a whole lot to the 15. S. N. S. It 24 sessions of this institution. Coaclii .' last week to serve in the Junior High
Program was given by students of the is not merely an athletic event so fat Mead's team s ha ve won honor and gloryr School City Government for the new
English Department, under the direc- as we students are concerned. On Fri- for the B. S. X. S. Last fall our foot-• term of six weeks :—Mayor, Girard Keltion of Miss Kready, who wishes to ex- day and Sat urday of this week there ball team came, through with a strong; iy; Health Commissioner, Martha
press appreci ation of the assistance will be assembled at this school, ei ght claim for the State title , and now at'¦ Hy ohs ; Traffic Commissioner, Batrd
rendered by Miss Hundly and Mr. Wil- out-of-town basket-ball teams, accom- the close of i»nr present basket-bafil sea- Tozoi : Projxu'ty Commissioner, Paul
son, of the Engij ish Department , by Mr. panied by severa l hundred students and son there is little doubt entertained that Kyeiiy ; Judge, Jack Vanderslice ; AsKeller, of the Art Department , and by followers of the same. When those peo- the Norm al School Championshi p of sociate Judge, Ray Kline. The City
£1)6 B]ooms?hnrg High School, for the. pli> leave hem they will ta ke with them Ibis Sta te rvf ts with the- Blnnmsbura : rimrtrr whs adopted by a vote of sev^
beautiful boxwood trees used in the either a good or bad impression of thi s quin tet. Wo can truthfully say that the.; enty-nine for and nine against.
dramatization.
school and student body. This impres- curtain has rung down on the best | Junior Hyjh School students who perThe purpose in presenting this pro- sion will bo gained mostly from the at- team, and the most successful athletic jfor m any act of particular merit and
gram was to show the Uncle Remus titude and spirit shown by the students. season , th at this institution has ever j who are also in good standing are placed on the list of Citizens of ComspicStories as a storehouse for the various Lot us then on rhose two days, show enjoy ed.
1
citizenship,
best
•in
and
send
the
visilitergive
various
groups,
teaching
to
'
Too much cannot bo said in praising uous Merit. The following names aptors
away
convinced
th
at
of
all
they
the
Norwhy
ary types, and to indicate
the work of our athletic director 'Mr . j pear on this Cist now.—George Letterm
al
Schools
in
this
state,
Bloomsburg
are of special interest.
Mead. When lie came to this institu- j nuin and Ray Kline for flying the flag ;
•
the
verv
host.
Let
us
send
them
out
tion thre e yea rs ago athletic s were on Martha Gross for making posters ; GirMiss Lillian Kester presided as
sinking
the
praises
of
this
institutio
n
such
a decline that it was a very unus- iard Kelly and Glenn Oman for excepfilled
her
position.
ably
chairman and
•
'
•'
srch
a
manner
that
stud
ents
who
ual
occurrence
for the Normal tea m to ' tionally fine work as Police and Traffollows
:
The progra m was as
expect to enter a Normal School will win a game in any branc h of sports. Tn I. '< <• f "onnnissioners ; George Yost for
Biography of Joel C. Harris
choose, our school, ther eby increasing
Leland M. Bennett our enrollment and making possible this shor t space of three years he has i consistantly doing his best as a citizen ;
developed athletics here to such a lia Ivey. Dawn Townsend, Sara Wellii'iie Tar Baby Story, from Uncle
bigg er and bettor things for our school. heigh t that it is very unusual for one ver , Harriot Roan , Esther Faust, ClarRemus His Songs and Sayings
This tournament is a big undertakin g
Miss Melon. Davis ¦ bot h fi nanciall y and other wise. It will '>f our te;nns to be defeated . In fact , issa Girton and Minnie Chappelle for
(.This could be used in the third and be impossible to make it a success with- during the seasons of l!)2.'{-24. neither helping with Clean Up Campaign ; Ruth
o ur foot-bali!. tea m nor our basket-ball Waller, Isahelle Riemer and Donald
fourth grades).
out cooperation of the students , faculty team met with defeat on our home Alhortson for showing qualities of
. Uncle Remus on an Electric Car "
and those in charge. Let us then do gro unds.
Leadership.
from Uncle Remus, His Songs
everything possible to help out, by over- ,
A
few
yea
rs
ago
the B. S. N. S. teams
and Sayings .. Mr. William Toole looking any trivi al insonvonionsos that '
At a recent meeting of the Junior
.his is suiced to Junio r High School may fall our way. and turned out 100% were praetical' y unheard of outside this
Hi.
'Vh School Art Club it was decided to
Work).
strong in buying tickets and attending town. Today they loom forth , as the prod uce yearly, the various popular
x'i.e Little Rabbits," from Uncle
the games The price of admission for strongest contenders for athletic honors fairy tales. The proceeds from these
His
Songs
and
His
Remus,
students is thirty five cents ( 3i>e) which among the pro] ) schools of this State. plays will be used to beautify the
This rapid rise of athletics is due enAlice
Williams
Miss
Sayings
is onl y five cents (He) per game.
tirely
to the untiring efforts put forth buildin gs and grounds connected with
the
a is an accumulative tale of
The students may also help considerInstitution. The name of next
.....rd class, showing repetition with a bly by usiii 'r the balcony when attend- b y Coa ch Mead , together with the hear- the
ye
a
r
's production is Jack and the Beanty cooperation of the faculty .
variations, and is suited for the ing games.
¦;alk. The initial showing will take
I n rega rd to the basket-ball team , it
Kindergarten or first grade).
would be an injustice to try to pick any place sometime during the month of
Iloyo, House," from Uncle Remus
Miss Lizdas entertained six of her individual sta r. It is not Mr. Mead's !lecoi nbor.
and His Friends
friends
at a children 's party lust week, method to do^ol* p stisrs. but sta rring
..,....... .... Miss Dorothy Peterson
x...s .s an especially humorous tale In honor of her birthday. The children combinat ' o ns. ;hk I h ( > certainly has been Mr . Hemingway, of Bloomsburg, adpl ayed electricity tag and Mali Jong ,su cces s"!1'!,' i n developing this year's 'rossod the Junior High School studsuited for the second grade),
Tiwl onjoy od the food which followed. " ibasket -ball to'in in this manner . The ents in Assembly last Friday. He
i.matization of a portion of the
l>oy s who iiuk 'o iu> the va rsity squad spoke briefly on the need for conservstory, "Little Mr. ThimbleSongs
Miss Louiso
Last," from
ili re, Lorda. (( ' apt. ) . Tumor, forwa rds ; ing our wood supply by preventing forand (Sayfinger
ings
Miss Ma rion Ullrich Kazllhiskv. Sacks , s'lmrds : Schwall , cen- est fires and waste. Ho told the studDurbin , Miss Kathryn Castles,
(It. is realistic accumulative type, suit- t or; Morloelx, Jenkins Coop"i\ reserve ents innny of his interesting experiences
Miss Kathryn Price and Miss
iinon . Cant. Lorda. nltho small of stat- in the forests of Oregon and North Carod for third and fourth grades).
Anna Dougherty.
iure , made up for it in speed and ho wns d1 tna and showed them a number of
".:..' Is a modern fairytale classic of "Brother Fox , Brother Rabbit and
King Door 's Daughter ," from
rory nincli In evidence in all games both pictures.
,.he "Ali ce in Wonderland" type,
Ni ghts with Uncle Remus ....
1>y his playing and his leadership taowhich might bo used in the fourth
Miss Marga ret Einmitt \ ics. IFo also led his teammates in
,?rade).
Jack -Barton and Ruth Craig, both
(This is n romantic tale suited to the ]toint getting. Next high scorer wns ¦if the ninth grade , are 111 with Searlot
•'Mr. Terrapin Shows His Strength"
fourth and fifth grades. Tt is a good ''. Stretch" Schwnll. Every plaoo that I '> VO1\
fr om Songs and Sayings
Miss Elizabeth Siebo.r j ost, It is poetica l , with n song nnd n. < uir tea m played the sloga n was "watch
(This Is a humorous tnlo, In which tho refrain , and Interestin g because it t li e big follow," but they never could
animals are sociable nnd harmonious , contains the particular music of the > va tch him close enough, Tie is consid- We have , our clover football yell,
and could bo-used in ' tho fourth . nor?ro, the quills or Pan Pipes, roods (»red by al'.i u s tl' (.« b'«s! basket-bull cou- And songs that seem quite nifty ;
grn do).
tied t ogether with wnxod twine , and |or In scholastic circles, "Arch" Turn- [tut the universal normal yell
fs, "Dud. wlvo mo fifty. "
Ciuitinr.od on Pago i\
tho trian gl e) ,
"Mr. Rnblbt Finds his Mntnh nt.
i

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Upon entering the music room last
Thursday we snw mysterious trucks all
around the floor. They resembled those
of a bear dragging his feet. Upon further investigation they wore found to
be nothing more than the tracks of tho
Honorable William John James SparkPlug Partridge who crawled around
the floor on his hands and knees looking for nine dollars that lie mislaid in
his room. After a fruitless search ,
".Sparky, " had beads of perspiration on
hlH forehead nnd was unnhlo to talk,

BLOOM-IN .NEWS.

Published weekly during the school yea r by the Bloomsburg State Normal School in the interests of the students , faculty, alumni and the school in
general.
Editor-in-Chief
Walt er P. Bo.ininger.
Assistant Editor
Iceland Bennett.
J. Norman Marshall.
Business Manager
Assistant Business Manager
Joseph Dugun
literary Editor
Evelyn (J Uobbins.
Sporting Editor
William Toole.
Alumni Editor
Dora Wilson
Personal and Social Editor
Jean T .acoo.
Myvsinwy .Tainos.
Humor Editor
,.
Circul ation and Exchaiuro Manager
Edison D Harris
SENIOR CLASS REPORTERS.
Dorothy Peterson
Kalhevino K' ng
Clare Lowenberg
Helen .Tom* *
JUNIOR CLASS REPORTERS.
Ruth Will per
Anthony Beshe'
FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Miss Helen Bahb
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S. L. Wilson
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Subscription price $ .50 per semester , for resident students; $ .75 per
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Entered as second class matter , Feb. IS), 1924 , at the Post Onice. Blooms
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N ATURE'S NURTURE

A wise old owl
Lived in an oak.
The more lie saw
The less he spoke.
The less he spoke
The more ho hea rd.
Why can 't w* he lik e
Th at wise old bird?
Tho above bit of poetry is very suggestive. It takes the re der to the
core of this great truth , "Silence is very often the way to wisdom." SUv nce,
we could continue , is power. Here some kind and gentle reader raises an obj ection but , wait , let us see. You mention the swiftly moving train and say.
"Noise-powe r." You are wrong my friend the noise is only power gone to
waste, energy used to produce sound not motion.
For reason of contrast turn , if you will , to the other extreme and see
what will be found. There is the silence of grief , more terrible than its
noisy tears or its .shrieks of agony. There is power in grief, the sil 'iice of
heart break.
The greatest power of all is to be found in that "still sm a ll v o ' ce."
Consider the silence of Art. The unite appeal of th> Venus de Milo, of
Mona Lisa or of the Sistine Madonna.
So we could continue but we will do well to come back to this great,
truth , "Sile n ce is po wer , fo r
The less we speak
The more is henrd.
Let' s a ll ho lik e
That wise old bird.
"best guest" over the week-end,
Kitty Shlpnian spent the week-end nt.
Montoursville
.
James and Mnrtha Lawson spent the
Charlotte Armstrong and Alice Thomweok-end in Shenandonh.
as
were the guests of ''Teppy " ArmMarj arot E. Price had as her guests,
strong
over the week-end.
at her home In Aslifland , Mildred Rente
Hilda Cloherty was the gnost of
nnd Ann Bryant.
Florence E. Jones spent tho week- Mary Phillips over the week-end.
Burdolla Paul and Myrtl e Wlinrmby
end fit her home in Edwiirclsvillo,
Ma rga ret L. Jones spoilt the week- spent the week-end nt Plymouth.
Miss Kitty iftchlmpf spent the weekend in Wilkos-Barro.
end
at Bueknell.
Viola Bohn was nt her homo iu
(i nwQ Kleckner, Grnco WoortMIwm
Scrnnton over the week-end.
,
eii
I'Vn
Thomas nnd Louise Richards
n"
Betty Dnvis spent the week-end In
«'
•«»
spoil
'
week-end in Wllkos-Barre.
WJIkoH-Bnrre.
"To* i 1 "" Armstrong 's reason for ta kSam Jones Iind as her guest over
the week-end , Elizabeth Perry, fr om ing the Primary Group : "It's the Little
Th ings That Count. "
Duryon.
Mrs, Bowon was the guest of her sis- Misses Alice SJngley, Anna Kemp and
Bondlne Relsenwenvor spent the weekter, Alice Stend.
Marlon Johnstono Iind her ninthor as end fit TTa/-leton.
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NORMAL TEAM
ENDS SEASON

ALUMNI NOTES.

Miss Ella Sweppenheiser, '20, is
or made a very capable partner with teaching at Almedia.
Lerda at forward , and lie generally Miles M. Kostenbauder, '23, is teachgave the opposing team "heart-failure " ing in the Junior and Senior High
with hi s hair raising side shots. Sack Schools of Conyngham Township, Pa. .
P aying the roving guard position was Miss Maud L. Welliver, '23, is teachcontinually in ev idence in every scrim- ing at Jerseytown, Pa.
ma go and it was an unusual occurrence
Walter A. Krolikowski, '23, is teachwhen "Sakie " missed a foul shot. "Last
ing
at Glen Lyon, Pa.
'•ut not least." comes the back-guard.
".Too" Kazlusky . Altho low in point Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Foster, '23,
getting it is no reflection on his ability are teaching at Bethlehem, Pa. Mr.
as a player , for he is considered by all and Mrs. Foster were recent week-end
"s tV.u l est back-guard who has ever v isitois at Bibomsburg.
( 'onned a maroon and gold uniform. He Miss Matilda E. Kostenbauder, '23, is
was mainly responsible for the low .oac'uiiig at Trevorton , Pa.
scores tb:i ! opposing teams acquired ami Miss Katherine L. ISrust, '23, is
also lead s the team in assists Morlock •.eucuing at Hazleton , Pa.
.Tonkins and Cooper were in readiness Miss Helen Eike, '23, is teaching at
"t all fines am> showed to advantage, Ashley, Pa.
widower they were given the oppor- Miss Alice R. Albee,
'23, is the teachtunity.
er
of
Physical
Education
in the Ashley
Following is the record of games
won and lost, scores, and individual ot-hool District.
Miss Elizabeth I. Sadon, '23, is teachscoi insr record ;
ing at Plymouth, Pa.
HO—Bloomsburg H. S., at home ... 19
21 Miss Grace A. Bachman, '23, is teach62—»I t. Cannel H. S., at home
•!S—S'hippeni-burg Normal, away .. 19 ers at Hazleton , Pa.
40 Miss Margaret Mainwaring, '23, is
88—Bellefonte A, away
(JO—Bucknell res., at home
31 teaching at Kingston , Pa.
-12—Keystone Academy, at home .. 15 Emmett Mercy, '15, is the teacher of
11 Biology and Mathematics in the KingI C-f i— Iicth?.6hem Prep., at home
,
...
18 ston High School, Kingston, Pa.
2J>—Stroudslmrg Normal away
02—Shippensburg Normal, at home 20 Superintendent Cope, 1900, of the
31 Ashley School District , was introduced
37—-Wyomiivr Sem.. away
3C—D ickinson Sem., at home
IS by Dr. Kleiner, to the student body dur58—Bethlehem Prep., away
7 ing the Chapel period on last Friday.
15 Superintendent Cope just said "Hello!"
50—A' toona, at home
15
32—Dickinson Sem., away
3G—A'uinni, at home
20 Miss Mabel H. Swetmau, '23, is teach51—Keystone , away
2S> .ng at Hazleton, Pa.
50—Bell efonte, at home
22 Miss Margaret Hughes, '23, is teach3^—Wyoming, at home
27 ing at Kingston, Pa.
30—j Stroiulshui'g Normal , at home . 22 Miss Alice Smith, '21, is a teacher in
Following is the individual record of the High School at Kingston, Pa.
players wlo have participated in var- Miss Ruth Cordick. '23, is teaching
sity games this season. Captain Lerda at Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
leads his teammates in point getting Miss A. Fay .Tones, '20, is teaching at
with Schwa Jl a close second :
Edwaidsville, Pa.
Player
G. FG. F. FT. TP. Miss Claire Herman, '20, is teaching
Lerda (c) .... 10% 92 72 131 250 at Edwardsville, Pa.
Schwnll
ltt% 81 (50 106 231 Miss Jeanette Morgan,
'19 is teachSack
... 15
36 41 52 118 ng at Larksvllle,
Pa.
Turner
15% 72 an 51 183
'
10
10 20 34 58 Miss Blanche Caswell, '17, is teachKart usky
Movlock
7
10 8 24 40 ing at Dorranceton , Pa.
.Tonkins
fi% 15 10 15 40 Miss Joanna Powell, '16, is teaching
3 12 History and English in the High jSchool
Cooper
3% 5 2
at Kingston, Pa.
Vumbor of games won 18.
Number of games lost 1. (Hollefonte Miss Maud Clark, '19, is teaching at
Fldwnrdsvillo, Pa.
A cii'Vmy) .
T nmi'ev of points scored 020.
Miss Cora J. Penman, '23, is teaching
>
Aronu'p points scored per game 48.8. •t Husclcton , Pa.
Miss Jane Williams, '18, is teaching
Po 'nts scored by opponents 401.
f»p
"pvp
points
•t
Edwardsville, Pa.
scored
by
opponents
A
Miss
C. Ruth Thomas, '23, is teaching
';er pnme 21.1.
Hazleton,
at
Pa.
Misses Evadlne Rwcgles, '22, and
Frances Keelor, '23, were re cent v isitors
COMING ! ! ! I
nt B. S. N, S.
" T 'os Hartley will have charge of the Harold Grleslng, '23, was killed in
phprj v program next Monday, The Fmb- an accident during tho stammer.
jof t for the progra m is story-tolling, its
Goo. P. Swartz, Jr., '23, is teaching
orlfln, and its educational values. Sen- nt Hn aleton.
\n- g'rls will toll stories illustrating the Frances MeHugti, '23, is substituting
various typos, and stories suitable for in tho Ilassleton school's.
children in tho different grades of
Alma Ossolka , '23, i s marr ied a f ter
school.
two months of teaching.

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DORM LIFE.
Fourth flloor girls have signed a petition to get the elevator back.
"What few brains I have are lodged
in my feet," said Mary J., as she made
the fifth trip up to fourth floor after
dinner.
"We never knew what a good friend
Charlie was until the elevator was put
out of commission ," exclaimed Margaret H.
"Do you think I'm getting thin?"
asked Edith H., as she ran up the four
flights of stairs.
Charlotto Ferguson, tho now floor
supervisor on fourth floor, on the day
of taking her office, called a meeting
of all fourth floor girls. Two rules or
signals wore given to the girls. One
tap moans "light s out" an d a ser ies of
taps moans "quiet." She appealed to
the girls ' honor and asked for the cooporation of everyone. Tho .girl s were
pleased and intend to show their cooperative spirit by obeying all tho rules,

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1'ILIN* THRU.

Tuesday . March 11th.
Th ru the mist and mud iweiaty son)
sfors made (heir sourly spring appea
,
u nco at Hotel Roniely.
—WEEK OF MARCH 24—
Ho fore dinner we sca ttered ourselvo
|decorously aro und the player plaiK
: Vvora l rendere d select ions on th e in
j st ru men t . li nt when Harris asked to hi
entertainer we referred him to a sigi
tlOUSe reterS
a bove the "Hniby (irand " whi ch rea(
The Greatest Photo Play in
; "cliildr on must not touch. " By six
in
History of Motion Picture
¦ thirty our several appetites were sharp
I oned and we needed no second bell t<
icu ll us to the spacious dinin g room.
J
The most absorbing drama L I The dinner was in contrast to oni
x A powerful filmization of
of all time.
ff "Meals '' served on the Hill. The mem
11
Ingrams
Rex
celebrated
fl
I; consisted of chicken , wa ffl es, salad
in
Added Attraction
masterpiece with
I pens.
and
oh!
just
loads
ol
: I everything you got at Grandma 's oi
I Christinas.
j When we fo't able we strolled intf
Alice Terry - Lewis Stone
S
t
y
le
Show
j the pa rlor and the progra m was resum
'
and all-star cast
i«'d. —the chief attraction being tlu
A georgeous display of
! "ir<:iiser-Ha rr is Co ." which w.- is socurci
,
Wraps
Suits,
Etc.
on
goats
is, positively
NOTE-This
7
rv.
|at ji mvii t expense by the ••Warble rs.'
,
.
.
Living
Twelve
Models
u picture
__i
^
I xti
the first
time this
|After some deliberation Sam Barrow
^ |was admitted to the "IIouser-Bnrrow
$ has ever been shown at less
QATHPftAV
tS i H arris C<> ." Tho closing number, smr:
1 than $1.50
! by Miss Perner to Mr. Harris was "1[
„
^
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c,
jBt
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^^MT ^^ ^h wf
j
Love You Truly . "
Continuou s Shows
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VOiHHIHIMBVt
Drama Subj ect to be
j Accordin g to direction the "deal *
All Three Days
Announced Lat er
i vii ls " were supposed to be hom e at
5 > :'.\{). but somehow we sf- ipped connecFIRE ! FIRE ! FIRE !
AL WAYS THE BEST IN CO.VIEDIKS A N O NOVELTIES
tions
when
we
tried
the
P.
&
R.
TerrainMo
nday,
Tir
esclay,
Wciine.vriuy,
Saturday
Shows
Contin uous
*«
2
••I. This led us into a vast unknown , ! At 7 :05 P. M. precisely, Mr . Me d
»OK»
V
fjj
>
P>|
^
**
ires in the shap e of Bennett and liar- rang th e hand bell , which is commonly
used lo summon us to our meals, for a
j row were sent out. Tho verdict was to fi ve drill. Three times lie rang it.
Cold medals will be presented to tho j 'he effect that at (he end of two hours
"Windows down and. transoms closoiiioi. guar d and forward, who shall we were in Light Street, j ust where we ed." yelled the Fi re Captain.
be picked by a committee of throe, as •' h ad started. (We were .still holding
"Is this a make believe fire," asked
the best players in their respective po- j o ur own) .
Helen,
"or shall I take Joe's p. ctuiv
sitions. The same com mittee will pick Bravin g the mud and rain we waded with me?"
The nnimul High School liiislvot-h '.iU first and second all-tournament teams. ha ok to our Alma Mater and no one was
"Single file down the back stairs, ''
to urnament: will be staged in (ho Nor- One disinterested offici al will have ¦an xious to go further. Those on hand
called
the Captain.
mal gym, Friday mid Saturday, March have charge of all ga mes.
wore. Chaperons : Misses Person and
,
darn it. I forgot my j ewelry."
"Oh
21 and 22. This yea r 's affair promises There will be two games played Fri- Mason. Fello w-sufferers : Anna Lynn ,
said
Belty
D.
to oxeell, any of tl»o former luuriiiiirsouts day afternoon , two Friday night , two Edith Ev ans , Evelyn Robbi ns . Erne
staged hero. Tlie niiinhor of Ioj iuh that Saturday afternoon , and the deciding hvasend a. Ellen Phoebe , Leonoro Hart , "Never mind ; no one will take it, "
answered the Fire Captain. "Hurry
will compete this year has Ihvmi in- vanie on Sat urday night.
j Morvy u Norton. Alice Rugglos, Broncreased from .six to oi'tf if. Among Hie This your tho teams will bo provided wcii Noes. Alet lm Bullock . Mildred girls , yo u are too slow."
new teams are Sar'iiandoan. winne r of with lodgings in the hotel 's of the town , ! Howsor , I Vchel Hollos. Mary Palya , "Do you suppose it is goiiv? to rain?
lower scholastic k-itfruc title , \V'":i's- and will bo boarded at the Normal .
11 eland Bennett . Samson Ba rrow, Jos- I' m taking my best umbrella just thesa me," j abbered Charlotte Parsici
fin
avin
g
,
boMi
h
llurre, and Kingston
eph Seisko , Edison Harris.
'
l"
cents
to
The
admission
fee
will
bo
.
>
"Iley ! you, keep off . my heels, or I'il use
upper
ished close to the top i n HitJjO cents to all others, one]
students
and
this
umbrella for protection against
league. The oilier teams that v»!ll eo*n- adinlssio u
games.
Student
fee
for
all
j
SOCIETY.
something
else beside rain ."
pete are liloonisbur g II. S, J.'oi u'H'k II.
mana
ger.
Gilbert
Cooper,
will
have
girls
to
up
thirty
took
]
Miss
Azadian
"J)r
girls, please," cried tho
hurry
K., Trevorton H. S, Hanov er Twp. IT . cha rge of all
games.
to
a
ehiokonThursday
Ligh
t
Street
on
exasper
ated
Captain.
Fire
S., and Nowpor l; Twp . II. S., wm.ier ol'
,
ng
represented
ways,
The
followi
students
hiked
both
They
.
wnffle
dinner
"It's cold out. I'm going b '. ck f. r in"
last year 's t ournament.
for
drawin
g
they
tho
varh
us
schools
in
the
as
wont.
singing
cheering
and
coat and golashes. I don 't ca re what
All of the teams enui '.-o'! f' lix y c-.w are bices on Th ursday. Ma rshall , Wi'i'kes-j
Kingman you say. I'm goi n g, " said Edith E.. as
l.'i.
Miss
Mar
ch
ursday
.
Th
'
1
of high class calibre, mid u uoml pinii Harro ;
Lawson , Shonand oah; Clemens,
in her rooms. Miss she trotted for the articles in question.
should he the result of ma' o 'iiii g any Merwiek ; Alexander , Bloomsburg ; Ler- entertained at tea
poured.
Misses Esther "Girls, girl s, this is to he a firo drill
"Billle
"
James
two of (he teams entered.
da, Newport ; Knsslusky,
Hanover ; Jones and Mary Phillips assisted Miss and not a social outing, " called the Firo
Judging from the record of each itj ConptT, Kingston ; Partrid ge , Trevor- Kin gman In receiving. Several mem- Captain , as she returned back of the
would ho ii diilicult task to pro.Her a ton.
bers of tho facult y and students whose scenes. * * * The girls arrived safely
posishle winner.
As a result of the drawing the teams names begin with L, M and N attended. back to fourth floor. No damage was
This year's touniMinent will differ will line up in the following order on Every one enjoye d a charmin g after- done, No articles were missing unless
from tha t of former yea rs, in h much Friday afternoon and ni ght:
noon .
the Fire Captain may bo called nn aras the (.' limination process will bo in ef- 1!:()() Sheuaiidoah vs Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhodoniayer of Center tlcte.
fect. This means that all tennis will
Street, entertained Sa turday evening at
M :(l(l AVIlkos-Barre vs Trevorton.
lmvo to show their best in every eon- 7 :00 Horwick vs Newport. Twp.
their homo, Among their guests wove Louise : AVhat Is the human cnpnclty?
test..
N :(H) Hanover Twp, vs Bloomsburg tho Misses Florence Murray, "Kitty " Ellen IT. : Mine at Ilemoly's wns
Ca st'oN and Joan Laooo ,
The trophie s to ho awarded thl.s year ir . s.
twelve wa ffles, half a chicken , two
,
-first
nro : to the team winning
place
A reception committee has been form- vvor: Partrid ge. Trovorlon ; Newport. helpings of -every thin g tlmt wont with '¦
silver lovliw cup and six silver medals ed lo look after the teams , 10aeh mem- ' erda ; Bloomshur g, Miller ; Berwick. t, four salads, pickles enough to suppl y
for individual members of that team: ber will have one tea m to take ca re of. R. Brown : Kane, Kingston. This com- ¦he annex and three dishes of icefor tho team finishin g second , six La wson
(chairman),
Sheiiaudoah; mittee will attend to the needs of the ¦'vonni. I might have eaten mo.ro but
bronze mortals for Individual members. Tonlo. AVUkos -Ttnrro : Knzlnvky , TTan- enni after they a rrive here.
.
mo was up.

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