Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1913, Page 78

Description:	The Gothic News.PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BLOOM HIGH SCHOOL.Vol. 2, No. 7.BLOOMINGTON, Price 5 CentsCLASS OF 1914ELECTS OFFICERSAlice Bright Chosen PresidentFirst MeetingMARY WOODBURNBig Plans For RSecreOn Friday the 18th,and Junior A’s met in Rooofficers and made plans for theMr. Ramsey presided and gavehelpful suggestions. Miss Alicewas elected President of the class;Yelch, Vice President, Daris StoppSecretary and Glenn Brown was electeTreasurer. Clay Gross was elected busi-ness-manager of the 1912 Gothic, theTHE GOTHIC NEWS.25c subscription per term 5c per copyTHE STAFFEdward Johnston - Editor-in-chiefLavona Henry - - - Assistant EditorCarr Hemmersbaugh - - Exch. EditorWilliam Reed - - - - - Business M’ger.Ray Borland - - - - - - - - - AssistantREPORTERSFred Ellis . . . . . . . . . . . .10BAndrew Hepburn . . . . . 9AGeorge Louden . . . . . . . 9BHenry Miller - - - Sporting EditorEd O’Harrow - - - - - - - AssistantMarion Rogers - - - - - - AssistantNEW EDITOR KNOWN TTeacHeat theimportant decisionyear’s paper was reach-able.pprently the choice to come outof the present Sophomore class, so thatthe Juniors not be overburdened, nextyear, when they come to put out TheGothic.NO BASEBALL TEAMCoach Cannot Be SecuredLEAGUE SCHEDULE IS EXTENDEDBase ball hopes for the year 1913reached a low ebb about a week ago, andalmost completely faded when the im-possibility of securing a thoroughly com-petent coach, as well as the impedingEECommittee was acces-disputes arising especial-White-Red game, andfunction to all such dis-Captains wishing to protest gamesmust see Mr. Ramsey, and arrange a datefor hearing. Then both captains, or theirassistants, with rule-book and witnesses,will appear at a session of this committee,and a ruling can thus be secured in a shorttime.It is thought that the White-Red gamewill be thus arbitrated at an early date.The committee follows another of itkind appointed last autumn to overseebasketball disputes.WHEEL BARROWS APPEAR.The first signs of activity on the new school building appeared Monday in theshape of about a dozen wheelbarrows.Lumber is on the ground to be used inputting up a cement house and tool-houses. A party of workmen looked overthe site on Monday afternoon.GOES TO PRESS SATURDAYAll material for the Gothic is to be inthe Editor’s hands by Friday evening.The last drawings will be sent to Indiana-FRANK L. COPSTHE GOLD PIECEVista Hudelson Grabs Second HonorsAnd a $5 Gold PieceEDNA CORR A GLORIOUS THRIDMr. Williams Is Satisfied-PlansDebating Club.On last Friday evening before a largecrowd the Kahn Prize Contest took place.The prizes in Oratory were given by Mr. Moses Kahn, the well known mer-chant. The contestants had to prepare their orations on some civic question.There were two divisions to the pro-gram. The first was a discussion of“America and the Immigrants.” Thewithdrawal of Hartwig Mottier and thesudden sickness of Bertha Ranard leftonly one contestant, Miss Nina Ellis,who received the five dollar prize, “which,”as Mr. Pfrimmer, Judge and judge-reporter said, “she so nicely deserved’eShe talked on “Why America Needs TheImmigrant.”The second part of the program was theorations. First Edna Corr talked on“Universal Peace.” Her speech was a splendid piece of speaking. Vista Hudel-on spoke on “American Citizenship.”Her deliberation and clear insight broughtthe second oratorical price, a brightshining $5 gold piece. And last FrankLindsay drew the attention of the audienceto “The Servant In Our Midst.”The judges decided to give Mr. Lind-say the First Honors, with 89.97 points.Vista was second with 88.59 and EdnaPage Seventy-eightImage alt-text: A copy of The Gothic News, Vol. 2, No. 7, has a black-and-white photograph pasted to the center. The photograph is of eleven individuals, arranged into two rows. The edges of the photograph appear to be ripped to make it cropped to just the individuals.
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