SAPULPA HIGH TIMES

"The Littlest Girl," "Joint Owners in Spain" and "Gringoire" are the three on-act plays to be given by the Dramatic Club in the high school auditorium at 3:30 on October 16.

These are given under the supervision of Mr. Joe Shelton, instructor of dramatics. The student directors of the three plays are: Si Reed, Helen Butner, and Marie Hedrick, respectively.

The students who have been selected to take part in these plays are Kenneth Ruhl, James Robinson, Si Reed, Iva Dodd, Florence Hands, Helen Butner, Susanne Huben, Herbert Felkel, Marie Hedrick, Willie Ralls, Thelma Doty, and Garland Harris.

The public is cordially invited to attend this recital of plays. Parents are especially urged to come.

The officials wish to emphasize the fact that the cafeteria is open to all those students who bring their lunches from home. These students are urged to eat this lunch in the dining room.

The Lady Remarketh: "Hobo, did you notice that pile of wood in the yard?"

"Yes'm, I seen it."

"You should mind your grammar, you mean you saw it."

"No'm. You saw me see it, but you ain't see me saw it."

According to Mr. C.O. Holley, head of the manual training department of Sapulpa high school, three new bicycle racks were installed this week on the west side of the building, to accomodate the average of 30 wheels which the students ride to school daily.

The plan of the racks was devised last year. They were made this fall by Mr. L.A. Holland's class in elementary wood work. The class consists of junior high boys of the seventh grade.

The racks are neatly of wood, and can accomodate thirty wheels, which hitherto were scattered over the campus.

The plan has proved so successful that it was decided to make them for distribution to other schools of the city.

Question -- In your opinion what is the best way to procure subscriptions for this paper?

Miss H. Wickham -- If the situation were ideal school spirit would take care of the subscription list. As it is I would recommend a contest among the student body. The person, home room or the side obtaining the greatest number of subscriptions should receive a prize or prizes.

Mr. C.O. Holley -- The home-room is the logical way of promoting a subscription drive for "High Times." It offers the advantage of a direct contact - teacher, pupil, home - that is not offered otherwise in our school. By arrangement the drive might take the form of a contest.

NOTE: Plans for the subscription contest for "Sapulpa High Times" under the direction of the Journalism class, are well under way, and will be announced Wednesday morning. The plans are based on suggestions given the perspiring reporter.

The tryouts for the girls glee club, under Mrs. Tinnen's direction, were completed last week, and 36 out of 67 were chosen for the girls glee club, with 24 members selected for the boys' glee club.

They are planning one big program for each semester's work. The first exhibition will be a Christmas cantata to be given before the holidays. The other program will be a concert in the spring.

The members that have been chosen for the girls glee club are Violet Bostock, Martha Crawford, Racheal Hair, Mary Potter Wilcox, Florence Cardwell, Bernice Booker, Opal Cobb, Ruth Couch, Edith Cacy, Edith Cheek, Esther Gardner, Donna Hoskins, Gertrude Michener, Leota Teel, Juanita Scott, Leone Wallace, Ardace Dean, Flora Berry, Mildred Burt, Marjorie Hancock, Louise Holman, Birdie Hughes, Louise Miller, Lela Pitts, Beverly Baker, Edythe Stanly Blythe, Delores Burns, Frances DeLozier, Loraine DeLozier, Dorothy Kinnaird, Marie Rodman, Mildred Shouse, Rosie Whiteside.

Marjorie Hancock was elected president and Dona Haskins secretary and the treasurer of the girls glee club.

Those chosen for the boys glee club are Forrest Cowman, Raymond Crawford, S.M. Cunningham, Frank Denham, LaVerne Burch, Hudson Hale, Harold Johnson, Paul McClain, Clarence Moore, Sam Murrell, Martin Robin, Olin Reed, Omer Reed, James Robinson, Kenneth Ruhl, Vernon Strickel, Hughes Zenor, Floyd Chase, Harold Carter, Thayne Harris, Bob Doudican, Lowrence DeLong, and Ernest Cooper.

The Bacone Indians will play the Sapulpa Sappers in one of the hardest foot-ball games of the season, Saturday at 3:00 o'clock, at the Leauge (sic) Park.