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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
2
The notice from The Wicomico Echo credits the Nowe Peblishing Company of Salisbury Maryland and commends BiRep and Wiceensrm High Street for courtesy and support.
A student column urges proper conduct for both boys and girls in high school. It argues that privileges come with responsibility, praises respectful behavior toward teachers, and warns that careless remarks harm school standards and home training.
A noon hour note condemns orderly behavior at Prom Hall Top and urges students to respect privileges. It calls out thoughtless acts by some youths and reminds all to represent the school with decorum and self control.
James Dichare writes about a school English club called The Argassy. Members practice verbal and written work, read books, discuss current events, and perform programs such as ghost stories and war tributes. They aim to prepare for adulthood and express gratitude to their teacher.
The Echo revises last week’s list of Wixomico candidates and notes Marion Parker and Leyd Morris as key players from past seasons. Irving Waller, injured this summer, may not compete, while George Booth will miss games. Additional names Marvin Moore Richard Renshaw and Clay BullesK join the late roster as Church League play looms.
The Peerless Literary Society gathers in Reem during the third period to foster courage in free speech and public speaking. Members will hear noted writers, review verse, debate and discuss the lives of authors, aiming to teach leadership through oral practice.
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The Junior class met in the hall on Friday November 21. Officers were elected with Wither Phillips named adviser alongside Mr Demeho Mrs Pope and Miss Straughn as assistants. The program featured the class song America sung by Lil Serman and a performance of Old Folks at Home.>The meeting ended with time allotted for exercises and a planned future date yet to be decoded.
An unclear ad fragment references Scheel's Commercial and notes great value with vague mentions of subjects and accmsion details, providing little readable context but signaling a promotional retail message. The readable text suggests a generic sale or offer without concrete items, dates, or figures.
A senior meeting decided to start preparation for a 1925 Tatler. A committee including Elizabeth Rouge, Beverly Merrick, Iris Hayman and Arthur Dodd was appointed to lead preliminary work. The class planned a toy and cup as class symbols and set dues of ten cents per month.
Students in the 1A Ningery Class held a debate led by Holliday on whether Alexander was a superior general. Affirmative speakers were Mary Louie Taylor and Alice Mellott. negative speakers were Constance Clark, Margaret Roberts, and James Phillips. Judges ruled narrowly for the affirmative.
The report notes Grid ball team members celebrated with small gifts and praise for efforts in recent games. Maud Dryden and Miss Straughn led acknowledgments while fans and teammates praised improved play and teamwork throughout the season.
The report notes Coach Du y leading his players to their first practice amid rough conditions. Mentioned are Cap tain Russell, High School, Washington College, and Stee beys with a focus on team readiness and early drills.
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