South High School - Index Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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INDEX 101 Q INDEX STAFF 1921-1922 .M. ..i EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT PAUL POWER, Editor-in-chief PEARL COXON, Literary Editor CHARLOTTE WELLINGTON, Girls' Athletics LILLIAN CARROLL, School Notes IVER FALLSTROM, School Humor PRISCILLA PEABODY, School Notes HELEN KELLEY, School Humor ALBERT WOODWARD, Alumni Notes MARION DOVVD, School Humor HOIVARD SMITH, Exchanges DUDLEY BIJAKELY, Illustrator RALPH MARSHALL-, Boys' Athletics EVERETT G. SHERNVIN, Faculty Advisor BUSINESS DEPARTMENT SHERMAN A. ALLEN, Managing Editor INEZ EAMES, Business Manager CARROLL M. ABBOTT, Assistant SOUTH HIGH ALUMNI BUSINESS DIRECTORY T. L. Dr. Lemuel Higgins DENTIST Class of 1915 847 Slater Building Slater BuiIcIi'ng' Room 735

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Vol. 14 Worcester, Mass., January, 1922 No. 4 Fifteen Cents a Copy, I One Dollar a year. One Dollar and Twenty-ive Cents by Mail. Published from Room zo, South High School, by Students, monthly during the School Year Entered as Second Class matter, Nov. 6, 1912, at Worcester, Mass., under Act of March 3, 1879. Advertising rates on application mean Speech, Qtlean Satbletins, Qtleau 3Lfhi1tg. EDITORIALS - The Index Many people have the impression that the only per- ' sons responsible for the INDEX are the members of the staff and the faculty supervisors. I No impression could be more erroneous-. The responsibility for the INDEX falls upon the shoulders of every pupil and teacher at South High. The INDEX is Hpublished by the students of South High School, not for them by a few individuals. The members of the staff are but the representatives of the school body and act as such. Therefore, let everyone here at school take a more active interest in our school paperg contribute material to itg give the staff sug- gestions as- to how to improve itg and send in an article occasionally for the Forum. Take an active interest in the paper, it is yoursg and likewise remember that it is the only means which some people have of judging our school. P. R. P. Our Floors In spite of the fact that cleanliness is next to Godli- ness-, the pupils at South continue to deposit most of their rubbish on the floor instead of in the Waste-paper basket. In practically every room in the building the floors are littered with Waste material or rubbers. The sight of this rubbish on the floor is not an inspiration to the teachers who must certainly get tired of seeing this discouraging sight.