Prairie High School - Commentator Yearbook (Sharpsville, IN)

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OPERETTA The Dream Girl,a three act comic operetta, was presented at the high school building, March loth, by the High School Glee Club. Mrs. Lelia Cole directed it with Mrs. Werbe of Kokomo assisting with tho dances. The leading part was played by Phyllis Smith, a freshman. An unusual feature of this opercttu was the short time of four weeks in which it was prepared. The proceeds were used to buy music for the orchestra. Mrs. Cole expressed her appreciation of the co-operation given by the cast and chorus. -'5-!94kGf-'7f'S!- ALUMNI W.L.S. A most entertaining and enjoyable entertainment was that sponsored by the Prfirie Alumni Association Feb. 17th, l8th and 19th at the Prairie School Building. The pro- gram was in the form uf c W.L.5. barn dance. Margaret Linnenr, of Chicago, was the director. She was assisted by Mr. Higgins who had charge of the home talent. Some of the outstanding performers were: Hot Shots, Verlon Essig, Russel Stephenson, Rny Rose, Glen Chappolg Junior Square Dancers from Galvestong Uncle Ezra pleyed by Walter Hughes, Lulu Belle - Mary Kose Goodnight, Scottie - Robert Jfrrett and the Hilltoppers who werc Willis and Bob Pyks. Four splendid performances were given and the attendance each time was great. We only hope the Alumni will continue to produce programs that arc this enjoyable. if- -ki' 99 3? 431- GRADE PROGRAM Go the evening of February 9th, Mrs. Lelia Cole pres- cntcd a music orogram at thc Prairie School buildihg. This program was enjoyed by everyone. It was presented by the grade children and the high school Glee Club. Each brade's performance was given in costume. Outstanding HHMDCFS were those by the sixth, fifth and Fourth graces. Much time was spent in preparing this program, but we all feel that this time was well worth the while. We wish to thank all who took part and also Mrs. Cole, the director

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Trip to Indianapolis Made by Senior Class On Wednesday morning, February 17, the Senior Class sponsored by Mr. Pennington journeyed to Indianapolis to visit the legislature. We spent an hour in the senate, then we went to the basement where we visited the museum. By the time we hadsemna gmdly portion of the museum it was time to eat our lunches. About one o'clock we met on the steps of the Soldiers' and Sailors' monument. and others walked to the foggy and there was much were higher than most of we went to the World War dictionary could not tell you how one would have to see it with his iating its beauty. We spent some Memorial listening to the soldier Part of us rode on the elevator top of the monument. The day was smoke, but we could see that we the buildings. From the monument Memorial. All the words in the magnificent it is, but own eyes before apprec- time in the World War tell us how and of what materiel it was built. We then went to the Scottish Rite Cathedral. This was also a beautiful nearly three hours in this huge place see all of it. We were told what the windous represented, whore the stones, woodwork, and other Every where around us stood luxury, gladness, and beauty. Thus we found the world rather ugly when we were out on the street again. building. We spent and yet we did not fixtures came from. A4 Betty Gfimme 4 4 4 4 4 L County Latin Contest Prairie was well represented in the county Latin Contest held at Tipton, February 27. Two medals were won. Wilma Mclntyre won second place in first year, while Rosemary Kelsey won first place in second year. On March 12th the medals were presented to Wilma and Rosemary by the Latin instructor, Mrs. Neva Watson. Roscmary's was a gold medal and Wilma's a silver. These two will represent our sohoul in the district contest to be held at Tipton, April 3. Esther Doenges and Wilmer Harlow, who also went from Brairie, made creditable scores.