High School

The principie feature of Lyceum No. 2's program is a "Eulogy on oiir Pattengill," by Mr. H. H. Walker. Lyceum No. I will decide which of the two, pulpit or the prcss, ha9 done the most towards the olvilization of the country. A valuable fountain pen was lost in the hall of the school building the other day. Finder will please lcave the same at Prof. Perry's office. The offlcers for the next cnsuiug muntli of Lyceum No. 1 are as follows : President, H. F. Johne; Vice-Pres., T. EGoodrich; Sec. and Treas., I. Severance; Budget Editor, A. B. Johns. Over sixty members of the junior claes went on the sleigh ride to Ypsilanti last Friday nlght. Tlicy were entertained In the photograph gallery of Mr. Waterman on Congress street. The refreshmenta were prepared bv the young ladies of the class and, as usual, were very fine. The evenlng (rather night) was spent in dancing and other amusements, after which the class, as a body, extended a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Waterman for throwing wide their rooms for so large a number and also for entertaining them in :he excellent manner in which they did. When they liad proclaiined that Mr. Waterman and the class of '89 "were all right" theydeparted for home and arrived in Ann Albor at - o'clock a. in.