• ' * ' [TpQ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL- THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1923 , —

1 TT V/ Jottings From Our Schools Coach Fred Hedelt Is Made Honorary Member A. J. F.

HERM RETURN'S TO THE FOOTBALL FIELD AND PLAYS A GREAT GAME— TWO MORE O. C. H. S. STUDENTS JOIN THE ORDER OF DE MOLAY — JACK VENABLE GOES HUNTING

•tudr of nmtf ^ -kiddl liUyrd • xronxltrful Kaiw last Tuesday ■f HammnnUin. and alao laal Saturday anion Lakawood. In all probability, of the aeaaou as achrdulad. SCHEDULE PRINTED Manak'rr Itlaxkman. of tha O. C. H. 8. baakatball tram, has announced that ha Is havlnc the yaar's arhadula of pan printed. This will ha dona on a mall it^la to hint tha team owes tha aorena of COACH HEDELT INITIATED INTO Trad Hrd.lt. thr popular roarh of tha 0. C. H. S. football tram. .a. .lactad an honorary member of the A. J. L Club, at thair last meetlns. Congratulations. Hadalt holds in tha aatram of th. Lays could ha^rlrrn. Mr. lUdalt^ haa^prorrd ja MAEINCi MATCHES Earl Saaman^rr ported ibat^ha had -rlo to play oa suitable dates with thr ran parforas.ni of the^A.^J.^F. Club. HUFF LEFT Wa wt to report that Walt.r Hulf. 1.adrr of thr High School Glen Club, and Walt also -as a mrmbrr of thr High School Orrhrstra. and played substitute on tha O. C. II. 8. football tram Sorry iq loar you. Wall I Last Friday morning, addressing ^th. , that tha prints offered by tha Amariean , Legion last spring to students of th. High tha aubjeerx of "Ameriotnitation." and lb. nfTha First <M*°e"' Chnrch oa "s^ndsy

wT mSa. *££• Harry Adams -as declared^!- -inoar^on t The prima *«rr reM medals. ATTEND EASTERN STAR DINNER , Marcus Blaekman. Charles Clbb. WilUsm x Garry iron. John BMwall. and^ ire ( uf'Da "M^ly.°'la*"Si2sy:'n^w" tat ■ lantic CRy. It -as In every reaper, a t wonderful affair. _ MARLY FITZGERALD STARS Marly Fltsnrald. -ho playad rod on tha ,, O. C. H. S. football team last year, -as the star performer for S-nrthmore. In^th. *" Marty remitted his position on the mid. . rerald x££ld kavTbaaa tlacud raptain of , tha 0. C. B. B. SCOTT ADAMS PLATS FOR TRINITY . tar of tha O. C. H. S. basketball team. Is ao- playing Wt and on tha Freshmen1* j football team at Trinity College. Bravo. ajySrSvSHtra . Bkm la the arena —ill ha Ion* rawwmharvd tan. ATTENDS CAME Tommy Adams, of tUJJ- C^ -H.^S^ls l «aol— Laf syrt ( a TootbeTl game' last "Satur- ■ day Id Philadelphia. What hick soenr ^ ATTEND MELROSE GAME r Frank Ryan obtained an invitation per- : -°toL * — ! — —i.

j CI S GOETZ PAYS VJfli , d and'*rK.'«*a*'st'^ratrlo( "enalnaerlnr .! )hrj • University of^Pcnnsylyanla. -as a visitor! T JACK VENABLE GOES HUNTING '' again last Saturday, when I- -ml on a J rabbity burning^ expedition, and returned . J t-odeae'''" * ' *1 5 SCHOOL BRIEFS Pater Tottan. -ho graduate lad /car. -as In u>«n ov.r ihr -eekand. Pvt.- U no- aaaoclated «ith the O-vrhr,... Hols Philadelphia. 0 Leslie Smith -as a visitor over the , -wk-md. "Lev' i. attending tl- S-h -.l ,. of Industrial Arts in Philadelphia, having h graduated last year. a Elisabeth McMurry enjoyad thwae.lrsl or a Monday with on. of^lhalr little hikes oirr DICK TORBKRT PLAYS TACKLE lllrk Torbrrt. formerly of the OXtt S . j • the University of Delaware football nam ■ hi. rear. Dirk played on the local High tram t-o; years ago. and pleasant memories of thr I h ^ • • = WILL PLAY CLAYTON SATt RDAi 1 The Ocean City High School heron -illi dash on the field next Saturday -ith the Clayton High gridderv. So far. th. O C. H. S. perfol earl's have -on three gssvl. ^ • C'NoUaithslandlng"th* hoys feel conhdrnt | i of victory, and are out to -in. Help th.rat r -Ith your cheer. 1 1 1 HIGH SCHOOL HUMOR i

' end of the to-n for everything." Marcus - "Only to ha loved." l Canada."' *" *"*' * "" """ > Boron "Ml take a bottle Ipsts-d." a" VA^nlM-ahd* up no«." Mary "Why is that football player so' ' In his etudiasT" ■ Msrion — "He's used to hitting 'ma low " j ■ spell financially T" J ' Hwm-~',FLnan-ci-slly . And there at* j iW" T. t ~ Ll " ' 1 LOCAL HIGH GRID ARTISTS i BOW TO LAKKWOOD HIGH I Tally Rlag's at J ta Zcra . last Saturday, to Lake— ood's Hjgh School j mm |g§§ pI'Ei"— : : : : ?-"?■ I

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