. Highland Echo 1915-1925. Isaac Huskey(who was also a tailor boy, mostdutiful) with their costumes, theirimitations, their ceremonies were,unusually interesting. Le Muphti—Percy Buchanan was a very impos-ing personage. His knowledge of theTurkish language and customs was most amazing. Martha Robison gaveM (a brief synopsis of each play ing 1 English. M All in all it was a splendid en-B1 tertainment of which the schoolshould be proud. A precedent hasbeen established lets have a Frenchplay every year. The musical numbers during theplay and between acts were espe-cially good. The mens quartett
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. Highland Echo 1915-1925. Isaac Huskey(who was also a tailor boy, mostdutiful) with their costumes, theirimitations, their ceremonies were, unusually interesting. Le Muphti—Percy Buchanan was a very impos-ing personage. His knowledge of theTurkish language and customs was_ most amazing. Martha Robison gaveM (a brief synopsis of each play ing 1 English. M All in all it was a splendid en-B1 tertainment of which the schoolshould be proud. A precedent hasbeen established lets have a Frenchplay every year. The musical numbers during theplay and between acts were espe-cially good. The mens quartettesang. Carl Moore and Harry Ban-nister played a cornet duet. Made-line Huizinga played a cello solo. li!i;llllii!ll[||lliilllllilliilllllll!!lll!lllllllilli!llll!!!!!!l!y!^^^ Eclipse Shirts | The High Grade Shirt j Thats Worth its Cost | NEW SPRING I MODELS I Now on Display | $1.50 up I BADGETFS White and Blacii Front W. F. Walker, Manager l!llllll!llllll!llllllliiilll!lillilllI!lilllllllllllilll{|IUillilli!lllilllllll^. P <••—«—.Mil—?•!• i We carry a general line of Dry Gools, Notions, Shoes, jHats and Ladies Ready-to-Wear. Let us supply your wantsGILL AND FEEZELL f|ki, ..»ii«^«i«»ii-^ii^-*n»»^*M- >iiw«B|i^ itf THE WEBB STUDIO Photos of Permancy and Character Kodak Finishing a Specialty—The Best is the Cheapest— To;KiO()CXi«; S$i{)0(SOO(}000()OOC)COOO<i;)()0()0«sesooo«)QOOOO(K)<)0<)()<)$ #«rkr«rwh« A Seniors version of a well-known jingle: Scintillate, scintillate, diminutiveconstellation. Interrogating question your con-stituent elements, In your prodigious altitude abovethe terrestial sphere Similar unto the carbonaceus cry-stal. Would a fly fly if a spider spiedLher? STUDENTS New Spring Goods are arriving daily, and are ready for your inspection.Come today. Well be glad to have you look. ELLIS-PROmn CO. The Place to Trade WRIGHTS 5, 10. AND 25c. STORE Where a little money goes a long way -We appr