Dale News, Volume 4, Number 51, Dale, Spencer County, 23 January 1942 — Page 5

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DALE SCHOOL NOTES

By Mary Ida Day

Mesdames William Schmitt, Carl Taylor, Radie Beard, Tom Medcalf; Wanda and Floyd Brown; Carl J. Englebrecht, and Rev. Rogers have been recent grade visitors.

The seniors met Friday and chose a committee of five students to select three or more invitations from the various ones shown by the salesman. After these were chosen, all the seniors

Louis Lubbehusen, Melba Winkler, Wallace Schaaf, Paul Johnson, Helen Hemmer, Mary Lou Linhardt, Gail Witte, Roscoe Kissel, and other stu-

dents in the choruses, are very busy preparing their costumes for the operetta, “Tulip Time”, which will be presented on Tuesday, February 24, 1942. Come and enjoy the songs and scenes of this springtime operetta.

selected the patriotic design which fits into present conditions. Calling cards were also ordered.

Lula Mae Eskridge has requested a transcript of credits, expecting to enter nurses training, Evansville.

Seniors have written autobiographies given literary sketches from “The Americana”, and are giving patriotic readings and brief talks about the origin of our national songs, heroic deeds, the flag, and other topics. Also they have daily exercises in “Key to English Mastery,”

Juliette Gogel, class of ’42 had her transcript of credits mailed to school of nursing, St. Joseph’s Infirmary, Louisville, Ky.

On Jan. 9 the Aces zoomed to Grandview where they ran rough-shod over the Grey Hounds, coming out on the long end of the 40-17 score. The Aces started fast, and were never headed or pressed by the Grey Hounds.

All teachers, bus drivers and janitors took the required T. B. test at the Boehne hospital, Saturday. Results of the tests are not yet known.

The junior literature class is studying short stories and poems about “How The West Was Won”; in their history class the students are discussing conditions and problems which occured during the beginning of labor in industry and labor organizing.

The class in blueprint reading has increased to eighteen.

The Golden Aces are ready and eager to meet their Spencer County rivals Friday and Saturday, Jan. 23 and 24, at Grandview. We all want to get behind the Aces and back them to another victorious year-

Mrs. Carl Witte of Bristow visited Mrs. J. H. Barrow last Saturday.

The next game to be played on the Dale floor will be Jan. 31. This will be the Flora boys' first appearance. The team comes from the Northern part of the state, near Kokomo.

Having completed the work about color harmony and the different kinds of fabrics, the Home Economic III students are now ready to start the renovation problem.

The sixth and seventh period agriculture students are now building a portable brooder house, in which they will raise chicks. The freshman class together with their agriculture class will care for them.

In the course of the past weeks, the second year Latin students have learned how to write dates and birthdays in Latin. They have found this interesting and hope to continue with this work. The students are also required to give at least one book report. The first report, “with the Eagles” by Anderson, was given by Leslie Scott.

The Dale High Band played “Star Spangled Banner” and several other numbers at the Holland game on Wednesday night.

The Sophomore girls physical education class have been having great defensive battles playing basketball, the

Captain January, along with Lord and Lady Valentine, have made their appearance on the grade-room bulletin boards. They are composed mostly of snowballs and hearts, and will probably remain until February 14.

past week

NERVOUS TENSION

The eighth grade students have given a number of very interesting book reports this month. Books reported upon this month were: “Lovely Mary”, “Polly of the Hospital”, and “Tom Swift.”

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The Photography club held a meeting Monday night. Many members were present. These students are learning, printing and developing negatives. A visitor at this tyas, Miss Roberta McGregor of San Diego, California.

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In their health class the freshmen girls are making vitamin charts; studying narcotics and their effects, and playing baskeball and volley ball to keep physically fit.

On Friday, Jan. 16, the seniors had a meeting, during which Mr. Livengood, the sponsor of the annual, appointed the editorial staff. The advertisement committee has been working industriously, and the results, so far, are excellent. Every senior hopes that this

Recent visitors in high school have been Claude Springston, ’40; Marcella Brenner, '39; and Roberta McGregor, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson McGregor, who graduated from D. H. S. in 1915, but who now lives in San