York Township High School - Talisman Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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The results of the meeting were distributed between three schoolswConvoy, LITERARY EISTEDDFOD On lN'Iarch 28th there was held in the Van Wert High School, during the even- ing, an Eisteddfod. The nature of the meeting was competitive. It was entirely musical and was very entertaining. After long weeks of preparation we felt that we were ready for the preliminary, which each school held. There was very good compe- tition throughout. The results of the preliminary was as follows: Oscar Jones won the baritone solo, 'fTi11 the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold. Harriet Jones won the girls' solo, 'ATO You gi' Evelyn Jones won the sixth, seventh and eighth grade solo, Gypsy Birthdays. Herbert Jones won the fifth grade solo, lVIy Shadow and I. Harriet Jones and Elizabeth Thomas won the duet, 'lSilver Eyesf' Pauline Remagen Won the piano solo, Cabaletta. Evelyn Jones and Glenn lkforgan won the grade duet, The Snow. We also sent two choruses to this competition in Van VVert. The mixed chorus number was The Song of the Sea, and the girls' chorus number was K'Lily Bells. We also sent a quartette composed of Leland Ross, tenor, Oscar Jones, baritone, Elizabeth Thomas, alto, and Harriet jones, soprano. VVe were to be represented in a violin solo by Oressa Stetler but owing to the fact that she was ill she was unable to play. York, and Union. Nlixed Chorus .. Convoy Girls' Chorus .. . . . .York hlixed Quartette . . . Girls' Duet . .... . Violin Solo Girls' Solo .. Boys' Solo Piano Solo ......................... Solo, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grade.. .. Duet, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grade. . . Solo, Fifth Grade .................... . .... . Adjudieator, FRED L. CALVERT, Lima, Ohio Conductor, THOMAS JONES, Van VVert, Ohio. . .York Convoy Convoy Convoy .Union Convoy . .York . .York . .York

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EIGHTH GRADE CLASS LEOTA SUTTON 'THELBIA Ross EVELYN JONES TANNA JONES PERSIS ALSPAUOH PAULINE RIES NIARGARET KOKA1 IRENE ROSS RUTH KLINE ILO BROWN LUCILE THOMAS NELLIE BYERS ROVVLAND EVANS f?LENN UHL SAM CEALLOXNAY JOHNN112 PHELPS DELBIAR WELKER RAY R1ASTERS CARI, HURLESS GEORGE BRENNENIAN JOHN LLOYD VVILLARD NICHOLS JOHN BYERS ,THOMAS LLOYD EVAN HUGHES ELDON RICQSEE VVTLLLAEI KESLER

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LECTURE COURSE The hrst number was given by Ash Davie, a well-known humorist and artist, on November Znd. It was very well attended. The following number was given by Dr. Culp, a very well known lecturer and entertainer, on December 3rd. The third number was the YVelsh lXIiners' Quartette, held on January 23111, 1924. The old saying is, The longer they come, the worse they get. Hut it doesn't always hap- pen so, for the next number was the Schubert Ladies' Quartette. They gave us a splendid program. VVe hope next year to make better and want all the people of York to co-operate with the school and attend the Lecture Course of future. An old-fashioned Hspelling bee was held in Van Vvert High School auditorium frlarch 22nd, 1924. Lester Hughes, lllargaret Davies, and Pauline Remagen repre- sented York High School. The girls did fine. Lester held his own till next to last, then went down on strategem. On Rlarch 27th York and Ridge debated on the subject, 'lShould the VVorld War Veterans Receive an Adjusted Compensation or Notfl Ridge won. VVC took the lead in the Eistedfodd, so we surely can sing a little. -GRACE ROLLER.