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,Qu Fell iam? Qlihapel .iantes The school bells were ringing, children were laughing and shouting on a beautiful morning in September when the doors of P. H. S. were opened to a new school year. September 8. Our first chapel exercise for the year was opened by our superintendent, Mr. Neff. He gave a short talk on the importance of beginning the year right. He urged the choosing of the right subjects dur- ing high school. This talk was enjoyed by all and we were glad to have Mr. Neff address us again. September 25. Mr. Rhodes takes his place on the platform. The ex- pression on his face indicates he has something to say to us. He talked on the 1926 Tris and asked the co-operation of the entire high school to make this book a big success. To this the Seniors all agreed and we hope to carry out the advice given by Mr. Rhodes. October 12. Hurrah! The Seniors have charge of chapel to-day. Of course, being the first ones we wanted to make a good impression on the rest and set a good example for the lower classmen The pro ram . . g was as follows: Song - ..,, - - - Assembly Reading of the Bible - - Nellie Keplinger Prayer ---------------- Song ------------- Assembly Columbus' Life - - Grace Knott and Sue Fredlock Piano Solo - - ---- Katherine Crawford Recitation - ----- - Enid Ours Talk on Tris - - Roberta Morrison Violin Solo - - - 1 Horace Richards Talk on Athletics - - Horace Richards Song ---- ---- A ssembly March, played by ----- Katherine Crawford October 19. Much excitement was created when we heard that a speaker was in Mr. Nef'f's oiiice. The speaker was one of our friends, Rev. Gold, and we were very glad to have him with us. After the opening ex- ercises, Rev. Gold announced that he was going to speak on Preparedness For Life. In order to prepare for life you must fight such enemies as the enemy of the body, the mind, will power, the heart and the soul, he said. I am sure we all profited by this speech. Page seventy-three
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ll ei October 26. On this morning Mr. Neff spoke to us emphasizing the fact that the greatest mark of a truly educated man and women is an open mind. In order to have an open mind you must do five things. They are: 1. The habit of orderly thinking. 2. The love of books. 3. Acquaintanceship with other lands and ages. 4. To learn to face facts. 5. Have a tolerant mind. November 2. On this morning the Juniors were given the honor of presenting a program for chapel. Everyone expected a good program from the Juniors and they fulfilled our expectations. The program was as fol- lows: Song ---------- - - Assembly Reading of the Bible - - - - Ida Baker Prayer ----- -------- Recitation ---- - Thelma Coddington Song ----- ---- A ssembly Talk on Junior Fair - - - - Louise Dixon Piano Solo ---- - - - Paul Thomas Reading - - - - Mary K. Lovenstein Song ----- ---- A ssembly March, played by ----- Mary K. Lovenstein November 9. This morning Gill Traveler, a western preacher, spoke to us. He told of life on large ranches and gave a very good descrip- tion of a Spanish wedding. The speech was very humorous and was enjoy- ed by all. December 7. The Sophomores gave a very interesting program as fol- lows: Song ------ - Assembly Reading of Scripture - - Anna Butler Prayer ----- ----- Song ----- - - Assembly Reading - - Dessie Bever Piano Solo --------- Vivian Baldwin December 14. The students of P. H. S. were all delighted this morn- ing when the song books were distributed around the room. We were go- ing to have a speaker. Everyone was pleased when our friend Rev. Marsh entered the room. After we had joined in a song, Rev. Marsh gave a very Page seventy-four
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